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... Sstiter rrplied on behalf of the cruwn ; after which The Chire Oaron charged tbe Jury, who found a verdict for the defendants. John Jlxrvty, V. William Disney Fayle. Messrs. Hatchbll, Q C , Msrtley, C., and Barre appeared as counsel for tbe plaintiff, but ...
... Chancellor, Lady and the Miaaea Sugden. Sir Edward and Lady Blake* , ; ney. Sir John and Lady Burgoyne, tbe Miaaea Burgoyne, Sir Philip and Mita Crampton. tbe Bari of Cardigan, Lord Foley and Min Foley, Lord Eliot, Lady Jemima and Miaa Eliot, Sir William ...
... the fund for the Propagation of the Faith, as also those of their friends. The Rev. Dr. O'Connell, P.P. of SS. Michael and John's, the active and zealous secretary of the institution, presided at the office. Chief Justice Glanville, of the Island of Dominica ...
... the Delegates, wearing side arms and broad green ribbands across their shoulders—the different bonds tdaving the • Volunteer’s March.’ The chaplains in their canonicals accompanied each regiment. The procession of self-armed and appointed people, conducting ...
... O'Driacoll, Rev. John Norman. Carriekbeg,CountyWaterford—Johnrower, Kilfane ; itev. Mr. Fogarty, itev. Mr. Deeby, p atr id, Hayden, Thomas Feehan, John Boyle, James Kenna, John Mulcahy, James laullowney, Maurice W a l s h. \ Patrick Hurley, John Power, Matthew ...
... register Arms I served on the Clerk of the Pence for the next Sessions for this county, at Limerick. All notices must be lodged with him on or before Saturday next. In reference to a paragraph in last, as to applications for license under the Arms' Act, ...
... tons, twenty-six days from Grenada, bound to St. John'*, New Brunswick. She struck on Cranberry Point, Eastern side Prospect harbour, during a heavy South East gale, and went pieces and the Captain (John Crawford), his officers, and fifteen of his crew ...
... spades, and one victiin was .hen led the (ire, where h. w.s ‘Xl.y! The ind uude.lnnd the laid on his back, with his test and arms tied , U p|,0»..(l by in ib-.m rp „ f ,, cr( to this commission h..s or; pegs into the ground for the purpose ; the ■ under ...
... being understood, not long since, that his circumstances were embarrassed, tribute of gratitude, similar to that conferred on Grattan the Irish parliament, was paid him by the Legitimist party. M. Derryer is about fifty years Quarterly Review for October, ...