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... Marchiiuieea—Exeter. Earle—Weetmure* land, Wincholven. Cardigan, Fitzwilliam. Forleacue. ConnteaaeM— Westmoreland, Winchehea, Forteecne. VincountH—Lowtber, Jocelyn. Viscuunte^see—Selina Miliou, Jocelyn. Lords—John Manners, Ladies—M. Cecil, Cust, Pelham Clinton ...
... 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: ...
... Special Act of Parliament. DIRECTORS. T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. J. Elliotson. M.D., F.R. S. John Rawson, Esq. John Gri ffi th Frith, Esq. I John Riddle Stodart, Esq. Hunter Gordon, Esq. Clement Tabor, Esq. George Lungley, Esq. I Joseph Thompson ...
... Wallington, 10th Hussars, president' reassembled at the Royal Barracks, Dublin, for trial of privates William Robinson, Bth and John O'Neal, 45th Regiments. A party of the 69th Depot, was called out on Saturday, to assist the Police, in putting down a riot ...
... boys and the police constable were liberally rewarded by the defendant. Thomas Fitzgerald, aged 18, John Connor, aged 18, Philip Carey, aged 19, 'and John Murphy, aged 18, were charged with attempting to pick pockets. Police-serjeant No. 113 of the C division ...
... Rockera, from Grenada. lall, from Ancona. Gleogaritf. from Klngaton. Oelaae, Aapoton, from Oporto. Arrived and prooeeded-Tho John and Ellae, Tbompeon, from Newcaatle far Sboreham. Sokon, Eden, from Sunderland for Etaplce. Ceneua, HaHlday, from Sunderland ...
... Cuerb-house, he., are in hand of the Proprietor. but the Parma mid lauds containing the Upper Pa: sou (Winer /arm, as abort, see now in ore-elation* of John Davies and Thomas Davies, Fanners, as I Tenatits at Will, at two several Yearly Rents, amounthow to £l6O ...
... The Earl of Cardigan will represent the Chcvalier Bayard, tant peur reproche. If some accessorv character were required as a hnrt d'oeuvre, there the costume to fill out of Leonardo da Vinci, the noble poet and painter, who died in the arms of Francis ...
... administrator of lover pariah, has been appointed to preach on the occasion. On Saturday last an inquest was held by the Rev. John M. Staples, county Donegal, upon the body of a child, appmently shunt two years old, which was found in • ditch at some distance ...
... various appearances which presented themselves in the course of the excavation. The last communication was an account, by Mr. Grattan, of a phrenological exa- mination of the skull belonging to the above-mentioned body. As these papers will be published elsewhere ...
... chemise on it, and flannel night-gown over the legs ; the left arm was in position as if lifted towards the head, and the right arm resting across the chest; the right leg was over the left; the arms, legs, and body, were all supple; perceived some coagulated ...
... The Esrl of .Cardigan will represent the Chevalier Bayard, tant peur et tans teproche If some accessory character were required knrs orwrrr, there is the costume to fill out Leonardo Vinci, the nohle poet and painter, who died the arms of Francis the ...