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... , the Lord Steward, and a number of the higher authorities of the University, and walked up the centre of the !wilding, arm in arm, with the Prince, bowing to all, and smiling with heartfelt pleasure at the very splendid and spirit-stirring scene which ...
... franchise. There were none fur the County, and the following qualified for the City :—John Bowles, Clare street. 101. house; holler; Patrick Coleman, Mary street. 101. do; John Donnell. Ellen street, 10/. do; Yen. James W. Forster, Itichrocied.place, 101. do; ...
... refugees, on l'hurseny • „a, lord Brougham Is on a .yisit •16 the MP; of the French. 'the case of Lord William Paget and Lon:Cardigan, against the Age newspaper, is removed by certiorari to tha Court of Queen's Bench. The Hon. Mrs. Nortoe r grand 'laughter ...
... arrived at Tarbcrt roadstead, head quarters of the force to be stationed in the Lower Shannon, where preaent there are four armed vessels lying—her Majesty's ships Lynx and Snipe, and the Comet and Pluto steamers. The Lynx is to take up position at Scatlery ...
... Guards, Aid• Thomas Tierney Rev Peter Court 0 , ~..- 11.. delCuttip to Lord Elgin, has been laid :up in rouse- i james Tyrrell John (hay Bench -e, . ;:oi .'• quence of an injury in the kg. The arrival of the Richard Barrett. • be a tr. , ~ i - , in o:en ...
... half of them, it was worthy of the great occasion which called it forth. Michael Leahy, and John Dowling, Esqra , the secretaries, and Wm. T. Harnett, and John Sweeny, the stewards, deserve groat credit for the neatness, the order, and regularity which ...