... passed their examination at the Royal Naval College, Tuesday lost Archibald 11. Douglas, of the Indus; James King, of Belloisle; John T. Palmer, of the Excellent. Lieutenant F. S. Ellman, to the Tweed Mr. I. J. W. Roberts, Assistant-burgeon, the Meteor, vice ...

... PeterfcMd. Rev. A. G. House, Kinijsrote, Stroud, Sir R. H. CunlifTe, Acton Park, Wrexham. Rev. John J. DvmoA Rw>r of Uppingham, Rutland. Rev. J. Dudlev, Rev. John of Pebmarsh, he Hon. and Rev. T. Erskine, Height on Vicarage, Sheffield. Rev. W. R. Evans, Kingsland ...

... Dennan •• , •* Gerald Tench. Esq., per the Rev. Dr. Spratt •• •• Anonymous, per Venerable John Hamilton •• •• Richard Spring, Esq., per Mr. Grehan •• :* John Campbell, Esq., per Mr. Dennan • • •• William Caldbuck, Esq., per Rev. Dr. Meyler P. D. ...

... vet let a shower of rain fall on a new suit of clothes, and *we cannot submit ourselves.—Ker. John Persia, men who are deeply enamoured often burnt their arms ami chests with irons, in order to show the extent of their passion for their mistresses. This ...

... Dobbs, Carnckfergus ; Robert Thomson. Esq., of Fannymount Belfast. Armagh.—Robert John Irwin. Esq., of House, Keadv : Maxwell Cross. Esq., of Dartan, Killileagh. Armagh ; John Whaley. Esq., of Downagh House, Newry. and Stephen’s-green. Dublin. . i r* Carlow ...

... and John Murray, Esq., acted es vicepresidents. the right of the nohle chairman sat the Marquis, and his left the Viscount Inge lrip. Amongst the company were Lord Hawarrien, the Hon Maude, the Hon Savdle, the Hon Mr k*ood, Stephen Moore, Esq, John Bagwell ...

... William Barm, chief mates Edward Barridce, taeand ditto; He ary George, •teward t Fraacit Brawn, John Hart. Char let Char lea, Hugh Doon, John Loo, John Harrington, teamen. Captain Crowder end hia crew nmhatkad Thniaday naming I hoard the mack Brawn, ...

... union, were July elected ex-officio guardians of the poor for said union, for the ensuing vear :—Loid Viscount Clements j John Godby, John O’Brien, Berry Norris, Duke Croftcn, W. C. Percy, and Pierce Sinip'on, Es(,r.«. The Waterford guardians offer Is. 6d ...

... the debates of Irish parliament—when the lightning flash Grattan's eloquence awoke bis country, and made tyranny tremble; when (to use bis own words) Irvtaod grew from infancy to arms, and from arms to liberty. Ireland was than prosperous, because her native ...

... lives. The waves rolled with tremendous impetuosity, and threatened to dash the boats in pieces on the shore, lumbers of sturdy arms were extended to the drenched passengers as they neared the piles, and they were dragged up the boats swept past. Happily no ...

... preference to lhat of any other country. Mr. Joseph B ( arry seconded the resolution. The third resolution twas proposed by Mr. John Lucas, who said that it often surprised him much, why the Irish people would not encourage their home manufacture. He said ...

... Esq., taking rank next after Vice-Admiral Robert Dudley Oliver Joseph Bullcit, Esq., taking rank next after Vice-Admiral Sir John West, K C.B. To Vice-Admirals tin- White—Henry Evans, Esq., taking rank next niter Sir Thomas Baker, K.C.8.; the Hun Sir Boyle ...