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... O'Driscol, Chief Justice of Domi chase and author of a * History of Leland,” and other works, unty Nov. 24, at Ninch, John Ryder, Esq., “arm Hill, Meat Monica, daugher of the late Peter Markey, Esq., of Droghed: t the Nov. 21, William Jackson, of Fontstowa ...
... e s, per Mr. 3l. Os St. Audeon's, per Mr. Daniel, *2l. 10s. i Linen Hall, per Mr. John Levy. 21. lUs. ; Custom House, per Mr. John Conran, 17s. St. Raul's, per Mr. John Hayden, 11. 14s. 7d. Mr. O'CuHMeLL proceeded say that lie had then to report with ...
... we Be winter. The command of the 18th » or Royal Irish, ia Chin: lburne, | volved upon Major Grattan, by the death of Lieutenan -rincess } who tell in the arms of victory, — Duke ADMIRALTY, OcTOBER 18, tho A. Corps of Royal Marines—Witliam E. Farman, » ...
... Alexauder MaleoUn, 3*l Dragoons; LieuL-Ctd. David Fawcett, sbth Fo*»t; Lieut.-Col. John Hluoinhvld Gough. »hl Light Dragoon*; Lieut - Col. Norman Maclean, both Foot; Major John Grattan, Idth Loot; Major J.imr* llo|>e Grant, IHb Light Major riiomaa Scott UeignoUla ...
... hour's drive of the City of Kilkenny, on the Sir, May 3, 1842. | Road, as now in the of John Walsh, eet. | (HYHE wife of a person residing in St. John’s Green, oonvy, John Ruth, Edward Brett, Mary Ega A inthis place, came to my Shop a little time since for ...
... about to exlibit, was whom he had engaged for menced, Among the in the train of Brittany, tl the jof Beaufort and the Earl of Cardigan were most cons the purpose, and he was, bound to court the most rigid serutiny. This course he adopted for two reasons—the ...
... that regi- crea to-morrow night, and shall be in Limerick between f ion of ment for the 62d, because he diff-red with Lord Cardigan about five o’clock on Friday evening. Those arrangements I wou! nd in- England satisfies all the conditions demanded. However ...
... interspersed with politi moirs of prominent personages, and | the following are already arranged ;—Charlemont, D more, Cloncurry, Grattan, Sheridan, Moore, Fingal, Ponsonb: y € urran, Croke: bD.. ra rs K eogh, Pitt, Fox, Clare Rirdete onel, — and Giffard. Dublin: ...
... than anything he (Sir John) could possibly in his favour. An irishman hy birth, .Mr Category was connected with some the most influential resident families tins countiy —and if a fox-hunter itself, why, much the belter, for (Sir John) hoped would tun the ...
... MAYOR, ALDER- ments, we believe we have succeeded ;— dimensions, At the top of Formby-street, the broke district, T NORTHLAND’S ARMS, DUNGANNON, on MEN, AND TOWN COUNCILLORS OF THE CITY OF The Sun eee eee . £30,000 was still gushing and carrying amongst the ...
... Mr. GALLY KNIGHT teprobated their rede taxes for the sake of and their resurt to n Cork pedient of loans Referring to Lord John Russell's tion of the Janded gentlemen as having beads of avowed his opinion that they would deserve that sa | debate they ...