... James Grattan, Esq., M.P., 101.; Robert O’Brien, Esq., 101.; Sir John Burke, Bart., 101. ; William Henry Grattan, 101.; George Moore, Esq., 51.; the Earl of Chariemont, 101. a year, in addition his original donation of 1001. ; Captain 51.; John Sharraan ...

... Sir F. Chapman, Bit M. L. Bruges, H. L. Crawley, S. Blair, James Crompton, Sir S. Jones, John Davies, Colonel Acland, T. I). Dundas, Sir R. Cartwright. W. L. Grattan, H. Lefroy, D. T. Harland, W. C. Dungannon. Lord Milton, Lord Granbv. Marquis of Mulesworth ...

... Dublin, the lady of John T. Madden, Esq., of a son. Beech wood, county Dublin, the lady of H. Brooke, Esc]., of a son. The lady of John Everard Feehan, Esq., of Gracedieu, county Waterford, of daughter. MARRIAGES. St, Peter’s Church, John, only son of the ...

... Colonel Samuel White, M. P., 251. ; James Eyre Jackson, Esq., 101.; James Grattan, Esq., M. P., 101.; Robert O’Brien, Esq., 101.; Sir John Burke, Bart., 101.; William Henry Grattan, 101. ; George Moore, Esq., 51. ; the Earl of Charlemont, 101. a year, in ...

... at cavalry. Sir C. Dalbiac, recorded his opinion that Lord Cardigan’s command had been (foarecteriaed unnecessry harshness.” SI ci . The irtfc»«*w» therefore, U, that it ia not to L4rd Cardigan’* hamaattjr, bat to tUs or* tbf Horae ecNuenumt on hi* lordAifti' ...

... under Lord Cardigan's command. is about rank and file. The iiumlK.-r of courta-martial from June, 18:18, to June 1839, was about June, 1839, to May, 1840, about Total lUS this number four were pardoned. Tho punishments Lord Cardigan’s own authority ...

... that the act of Lord Cardigan shall not hereafter serve as precedent. The Commander-m-Chief surprised that an officer in the situation of Lieutenant-Colonel, commanding a regiment should have punished soldier Sunday. Lord Cardigan will hardly able to mistake ...

... tailing la-tween the wheel and guard wall. His neck and arm were crushed to slums. Monday last the tenders for building the new courthouse of Ncnagh were opened the Commissioners, when Mr. John llanly's proposal for the sum of IH.dOO was accepted of. ...

... county Meath, William Tandy, Esq. At Paris, Mr. Henry O'Brien, son of Mr. John O’Brien, of T ralee. At Ehentlerry, King's county, Charlotte Eliza, eldest daugh ter of William Grattan, E.q. James Brady, E.q., JI.D., formerly of Trim, county Meath. , . . At ...

... Parsonstown, John Metherwell, Esq. hitD., of Castleder. 5,i the county Tyrone, to Sral, eldest daughter of Mr. RGrtof o Salford, Lancashire and niece of the Rev. Jants Carlisle. Sf At Cropton, Bedfordshire, Colonel Powell, M P. for Cardigan_ w shire, to ...

... ana those and other bills. ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. Lord MORPETH moved the second reading of this bill. Mr. HUME wished to know whether it was not now tine to put an end to these bills fur preventing people from cat rying arms as they might in thi is couotry ...

... county Roscommon ; John Kearns, county Fermanagh ; Laurence Kelly, John Kearns, Philip A Kirk, Thomas Kelly, D Keenan, John county Cork. Maurice Lynch, D Lawlor, John Lone, Wm Layneld, John Latterly, county Derry; Michael Lahy, ...