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... consisting of beef and pork, in barrels of Limerick and Cork cure, 400 to 5000 bags of bread. 40 casks of rum, 2.0ti0 stand of arms, and 350.000 rounds of hall cartridge. The Inconstant, 36. Captain Freemantle, anti Volage 26. Captain Sir W. Dickson, Bart ...
... for musketry, and the whole will be put in the best possible state of defence with the utmost despatch. Lieuts.-Cooper and Grattan, Royal Engineers, are removed from Canada to Barbadoes; Lieut. Ord from Barbadoes to Demerara ; and Lieut. Baillie to Berbice ...
... imlepeo tleDre (ch**rs.) The Chairman next gaveThe health of Henry Grattan, and Du? independent electors of the county Meath. The toast was received with unbounded enthusiasm. Mr. Grattan returned thanks. Mr. O'Connell proposed The health of Captain Mockler ...
... of the Arms bill, The Rev. Richard Dickson has arrived at Merton Lodge, Kilkee, accompanied by Crofton Croker, Esq. and Sir W. Galway Payne, Bart. at Rockmont. Kilkee, Yesterday Sir John Burke, Bart., arrived at Galway from Ramsgate. Mr. John Christie ...
... of vanity and selfishness, were the leading symptom* rather than the cause of madness. jealous of Mr. Montgomery, of Lord Cardigan. Sir Willoughby Cotton, and others; had challenged Dr. ClliotaoD, Mr. Montgomery, Sir J. Lushington, General Ventura, and ...