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... revive the letter above al- wears, bas the mark of an Anchor on one of his arms, it is uded to at the ion of several of Major s frieuds, also said be has the letters J. Q. on one arm. who to consider ite called for by the unde- Daniet a from 25 to 28 years ...
... BIRTHS. the 13th Inst., at Bangor, the lady of John O’Reilly Hlarkwood, Esq., of ItallymemM-k, of a daughter. the 21st lust., in Suuth.strcet, i’urk-lane, London, the Lady Kihnaine, of daughter. the mst., in Belgrave-square. London, the Lady of the Right ...
... Corballis, Mrs. Patrick Sweetman, Mrs. John Sweetman, Mrs. Ennis, Mrs. M'Donnell, Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Keogh, Mrs. Coda, i, Mrs. Edward M‘Donnell, Mrs. Lawless, Mrs. Molloy, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. R. O’Gorman, Mrs. John O’Brien. A BAZAAR will he! of the ROTUNDO ...
... might use it for own purposes ? ** Mr. Gulson—l did not. ** Ur. N. know who authoriseJ you to mike use of name at all? *• Mr. John Chester—l think no Assistant Commistioner has right speak on public ground) of any guardian in his alisence, and the report ...
... and the right is not forfeited—it is not dead —it only sleepeth, and its resurrection is not far distant (hear and cheers). Grattan had said that watched Irish independence from its cradle, ami that be followed it its grave ; and here I to sound the trumpet ...
... Browne, Mrs. Woulfe, M1rs. Swveetman, Longtowvn, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. J. R. Corballis, Mirs. Henry Grattan, Mrs. Patrick Sweetman, Mrs. Geale, Mi's. John Sweetman, Mrs. Nangle, 1Mrs. Ennis, Airs. Warren Locke, M1rs. M'Donnell, Mrs. O'Reilly, MIrs Corcoran ...
... Bart.; Sir George Hill, Bart.; 11. Nicholson,Esq.; Dr. Hogan; James Grigg, Esq.; Dr. Skiplon John API'In re, Andrew A. Watt, John Dougherty, Isaac Colhoun, and John Dysart, Esqrs. liar vey Nicholson, Esq., to act as Treasurer, and Mr. Edward Dougherty, Secretary ...
... These are ruled over by havildar or sergeant of peons, who, besides the uniform common to them all sports cheverous on his arm bright gaudy worsted epaulettes on his shoulders. The peons always wear a tegular uniform, decorated with broad scarlet bell ...