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... Middleton, Sussex. The command of the 18th, or Royal Irish, in China. has devolved upon Major Grattan, by the death of Lt.-Col. Tornliusou, who fell iu the arms of victory at Chapoo. Extract of a letter from Captain Cumming, 78th Highlanders, dated 24th ...
... was over 21 years in the service, baring entered ; army as Ensign, in Starch, 182'. this regretted casual le. Brevet Major Grattan obtains the regimental Majority, and r.ur gallant fellow-citifea. Brevet Major Sargent, becomes senior Capdatn. I.ien*. tbe ...
... to the Prince one of the society s doublebreaker ice-ladders :—Sir Isambard Brunei, E. R. Adams, Esq., William Allen, Esq., John Curtis, Esq., Benjamin Hawes, Esq. (treasurer), and Berkeley Weatrop, Esq (secretary). The Royal Humane Society determined ...
... 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, » ...
... William J. Cainen John Rooney J. Moylan Rody Keshan P. Teirney Rev. John Spratt, O.C C James M1ackeo- M.D. Rev. Wim. Kinsella, O.C.C. John Henry Thomas Rev. Edmond O'Rourke, Thomas Hayes O.C.C. Patrick Bourke Rev. W. Withers, O.C.C. John Drake Rev. Richd ...
... Grace, T.C. John lhannigan Luke Corr John Hamilton;,0 A.D. Henry Corr Thomas Finn, LL.DN. J. MiKcnna, T.C. John Miley, D.D. Patrick Flood John Laphen, Clk. Patrick Lalor Patrick Ilarkan, M.D. Patrick Farmell John Gahran, M.D. Thontas ...
... 15 0 1 0 0 £lO 0 0 Per Rev A Fegan, Cabintecly, collected by Miss Swan, Glanagarry— Mr John M'Granc 0 0 Mr James Coughlan 0 5 0 Mr John M'Grath ..026 Mr John Doyle ~,0 Mrs Kelly, Loughlinstown ..020 Collected Mr James Byrne 12 0 ■■— I 7 Per ...
... Volunteers of 1782, that glorious body that never laid down their arms till the national honour of their country was vindicated and achieved (cheers). Remember that 120,000 men in arms presenting the strongest picture on the broad page of history, without ...
... Londonderry, and would method of contrasting The old doctrine of God with The => • ° —1— ACADEMIC ASSOCIATION. . Tl, « or,ental armed this morning, bringing the follow- makt : a „ cni t hehad boat op the whole North. During new doctrine of Rome,’ in Letter ...
... 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 ...
... Mayor, your most obedieut servant, , . „ “ Wm. Peake, Assistant Secretary. To which was received the following reply from Mr. John O’Connell, M.P. “Mansion-house, Saturday, Oct. “JSiE—I am directed the Lord Mayor acknowledge for him the receipt your letter ...