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... county Donegal. to MoliiH, county Leitrim. to replace Sub-Inspector John S. Stuart, gone to Tullamore. The Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to appoint James Wickham, Esq. (son of John Wickham, Esq. J. P. late of Madeboy,) a Sub-inspector of Police. The ...
... of parliament.’* On Sunday morning List, about seven o’clock, in Millstreet, Belfast, Peter M’Avoy, of Lettuce-hill, stabbed John O’Neill, of Townseod-street, in the side in two places, with a knife. The>sriritfwf^ both hackler*. i»supposed that the act ...
... LORD CARDIGAN. Tae I'm ted Service Casetu iRe Loro CAROIGAN.—We heard, and w« art inclined consider the report aoihenuc, that the Secretary at-War has to far overcome the scruples of ths authorities at the Horse Guard*, recard hi# lord, •hip, that they ...
... prosecution on the second day were—William Sullivan, John Fahy, John Cooney, John Kerwick, James Molony. John Sullivan, Martin Connors, Rev. Michael Dynan, and Rev. Pat. Sheeey, (complainant.) John Griffy, Thadeus Keane, Michael Keane, were ...
... Wayland. Esqrs., at a recent meeting, allocated the balance of 41,412 as follows s--Catherine Sweeny, 350 ; Margaret Carty, 350 ; John Ryan, 256 ; Patrick Ryan, 256 ; to remain in Bank. 2OO. Todd and Co. Patrick-street, Cork, have a pretty article of dress of ...
... of 1000 strong. Major-General the Hon. John Ramsay, brother of the late Lord Dalhousie, was gazetted on Friday, to the Colonelcy of the 79th Regiment, held by the late Gen. Sir Ronald C. Ferguson. The lion. John Ramsay, brother to the late Earl Dalhousie ...
... TO s• Grattan, ESCi• SIR, AVING laboured very zealous l advance the r Manufacture, for the purpose gO. Irish ,political or p movement, but ti,triardmethig-lisuenYefit of our men ousand distressed logo e eas y he pardon the presumption of Or atives ' • ...
... in the motion relative to the Earl of Cardigan. The motion would be, that an humble address he presented to her Majesty, beseeching her to cause an inquiry to be instituted into the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan (luring the time he has been in command ...
... Henry Baker, John Bagnall, Charles R. Connolly. Sutphen R. Card, Lewis Clare, John 11. Elliott. George Feath, Thomas Egan, M. R. Gabbett, George Gordon. Edward Hughes, G. Hill, Tobias J. Kelly, J. Ladley, Bryan M'Sweeny, John Moloney, John O'Meagher, Cornelius ...
... Callaghan. Hon. R. S. Carew, Lord Clements. M. R. Corbally, G. Evans, Sir R. Ferguson. T. Fortescue, F. French, T. Gisborne, H. Grattan, F. J. Howard, Sir R. Howard, J. Hume, R. Hutton, A. H. Lynch, W. Macnamara, T. B. Martin, Sir R. Nagle. C. O'l3rieo, W. S ...
... Commissioner of Bankrupts, is elected a Bencher of the Queen's Inns, by a majority of six votes over Mr. Gilmore. Lords William and John Beresford have arrived at Curraghmore. Counsellor Murphy. nephew of the Roman Catholic Bishop, is one of the liberal candidates ...