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... Mooney.Rev. P. J. Gilllgao, R.L’j Gll igan, Rev. A. Doran. (.'Shannon John Healv Assessor; C. Shannon,jun,, J. Owens, J. J. Shannon,' John Murphy, Joseph Laugan. James Tternan Ilealv John llenly, James .-street; James Moraii, T.C., J Keogh ; anonymous; Mrs ...
... unfortunate sufferers. the course of Saturday f they were recognized be the bodies of Thomas Watson Slade, aged 24=, master, John Lucas, aged 39, Charles Fox, aged 21, and Peter Reed, aged 17, all seamen of Shields, and the crew of the schooner Active. ...
... isee ce . o a n ed th e e r p ea .. t i v t r . e f o t t . stzt i v ot ..l . l..uld be the r esult rebellion to curry the arms ten days. As this proclamation ii.e gilitlemen procreated to the necessity ofl to answer this charge on the first day of the ...
... labourers. 11. 14s. ,1 William O’Coimell. William l*urcell, and John Duland, 11. each; John Caldwell. Irom the guild of currier*, II I»• k Hayes, John Barry. John Haugh, and Ni* Wal h, 11. each; John Brien, Irom chandlers 11. I 7».; Richard ...
... lire* a* well a* their libcrtie* were ta.c mbit keeping, and that long a. they obeved him they were tafo. They had prored them- John Collin, the resolution wot carried unammooriy. The following rerelutkm, in accordance with Mr. 1 Oargory’t .nggestion, waa ...
... Light Dragoons, and part the are now Cardigan. A fresh supply is expected to arrivo here every day. Attack o.x the Workhouse aoajn.—'Last night, about 8 oclock, the marines stationed at the workhouse were roused ** to arms.” hearing the smashing of the windows; ...
... lodged at the said office, signed George Atkinson, John Gray, M.D., Edward Duffy, bearing date the Bth day of February, 1841, from which it appears, as I believe the fact and truth to be, that John Gray is a part proprietor of th e sa id newspaper called ...
... o'Clock Mr. O'Connell, ac companied John O'Connell, Esq., M.P., Danie O'Connell, jun., Esq., Cornelius M'Loughlin, Jeremiah Dunn, arrived at the residence of Mr. Jus ce Burton. Mr. Pierce Mahony, as solicitor for Mr. John for ne ' having UDon the Crown Solicito ...
... De Rothschild S Sanauel Gitsey, Esq. David Snlomons, Esq. Thomas Mankey, jute., Esq. John Jatmes Siordet, Esq. Kiirkman D. Hodgson, Ess. Martin Tucker Smitha Esq. John Irving, Esq., RlP. WillianiThompsos, Esq., al.P, t Uletry IKingsote, Esq. Thomas Weeding ...
... Ichairniau); lien. Edwin Lascellee, Harewond; Rev. PI of James Armoitage Rhodes, Roundhey, near Leeds ; John Plumsbe t* Temapest, Esq., Tong Hailf, near Leeds; John Ilyllyd, Esq., Culton, at ?? ; Win. Hattie Wrigletson, Esq.. M.P., Cuswortb, near -Donefaeter; ...
... foreman. Mr, Charles Hall, Nash Mr, John Phillips, Trostrey John Griffiths. Nash M. T. Smith, St.Woollos John Griiffths. Nash Ill. 'r. Smiib, St.Woollos Wm. Ellis, Llanweuell F. K. Taylor, Monmouth Thomas Brown, Do John Tombs, Newport F-dw.Morgan, jun., ...
... everybody abroad as he can at home with the awful majesty of his gate-house, and the lump of plush that slumbers in the padded arm-chair; he has passed out of the artificial medium by which he has hitherto been so egregiously magnified, and he is forced, ...