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... truss Woollens John Riddel & Co. 3 Machines J. & T. Mulligan, I truss Cottons William Stewart, 1 truss Cotton Yarn George Murray, 15 casks Tobacco Thomas Gilmore & Co.. 9 kegs Mustard Francis M'Langhlin. 10 do. Philip Johnston, 26 do. John Lytle, 12 do ...
... Fernandv and aeveru! reene. .P ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. Mooney. P.P.. Maralin, Mr. I.a; - ernan,l ' / ®ral other respei table John Larkjn, Duna. lony, to Catherine, second daughter of AD. R. ladies and gentlemenâ-both of tho Catholic and Pro- Johneon,of ...
... also disclaim any knowledge the offensive article relative to the late Mr. Grattan, father to his roost particular friend. Mr. John M‘Maban handed in the subscription of Mr. John M’Ternan, of the county Monaghan, and proposed his admission as a member. ...
... signature of Thomas Mathew Ray, Secretary. There is, the bead of the card, a likeness of Mr. O’Connell; there aN-. a likeness of Grattan and Flood ; one of Owen O’Neill, and one of the generals who commanded at the Siege of Limerick, General Sarsfield, accompanied ...
... to Sir Robert Shaw and to Mr. Grattan. Sir Kolieit Shaw, in his answer, stated, that he had sup|»orted the Union Parliament, and that his opinions upon the subject were unaltered , The following the answer of Mr. Grattan ; and that answer affords proof ...
... Additions to the county Armagh gaol are in contemplation. The cost is estimated £.'•,(HHi. Registry of Arms The adjourned Sessions for the registration of arms was held in Downpatrick on Monday and Tuesday last, .loin's, Esa. assistantbarrister* ami the following ...
... upon the part the crown. Mr. Moore, Q.C. (addressing the court)Mv lord, Mr. Sheil was to have opened the reply behalf of Mr. John O’Connell : has been unwell, and confined to his bed for the last three or four days, with attack of his side; but will be ...
... bere said—My lord, we close Mr. Mone, Q' QC. (addressing the court)—My lord, Mr. Sheil was to have the reply on behalf of Mr. John ; be has been unwell, and confined to his bed for the lest three or four . with an attack of his side; bat be able to attend ...
... , 105 3 18 Flax, 30 Dunnage Mats, John Galbraith & Co. 3 fathoms Lath wood, 210 Dunnage Mats, 10 feet 6 inch Deals, Sinclair fc Boyd, 80 Dunnage Mats, 46 1 27 Flax, 15 Hemp, Joseph Abbott, 100 Dunnage Mats, John Gaussen & Co. casks Flaxseed, ••• ...
... there was a review of the works of Mr. Taylor; and among the extracts admired and quoted was an ode the memory of Henry and John Sheares. Was tin* writer that verst* to prosecuted because commiserated tin* unhappy end those unfortunate and mCgnided men ...
... fifteenth the mate al*o perished. that day, how - ever. the wreck was fallen with the brig Arm. Captain Todd, and the onlv two who survived of the crew. Thomas Cutler and John‘B. Lawrence, were taken board, and landed a short time alter at Barrington. The slaters ...
... whilst, perhaps, French emissaries were travelling this country. Acti.ig on their plan —looking for French aid—looking for armed force and and a violent revolution! Oh! gentlemen, it was directly the reverse of ours. may Ik* said that speculated upon the ...