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... consolidate their rules. We are happy to find that the Rev. T. Nolan has agreed to preach a slrmon to the Association at St. John's Church on Friday, after which, at the particular request of the Orange body, a collection will be made for the Blue Coat ...
... holdings ore occupations of Henry Parry, John Evans, Gaynor Hughes John William Jones, surgeon. Lowry GIriffiths, ?? Robert-, Mary Thomas. Elizalteth Jones, Robert Willianms, 2Johny Davies, Evan Williams, and John Roberts, or their under- -tenants. These ...
... there weas fraud and arror by which ltla oplaintiffia were prejudiced. t InMr. KELLY appeared for Mr. John O'Connell. Mr. T. Mt. Day. kt and Dr. John Gray, and, aso hi Learned Friends who had pre- to ceded him had addieaeed their Lerdabipi, more or leas ...
... the Earl and Countess of Cardigan. Robbery in the Market.—At the Police-court on Mondav, woman named slar S arct Clarke who had before been committed, was sent for trial for robbing a respectable temaie of her purse, in St. John’s Market, Saturday ht The ...
... FIRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS TO AND FROM GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL. FARES. Cabin ,20s. : Steward's Fee, 25.; Steerage, 58. ADMIRAL, Captain JOHN BOYD, COMMODO E, Captain JAM ARDIE. The undermentioned or other rst-class Steam-ships are intended to sail from the Clar e ...
... Dock, or to JOHN D. TIJORNELY and S ON. DUN~DALK AND LIVERPOOL. d The DUNIDALK STEAM-PACKET CO.'S powerfol Vessels, DUN DAL K, (New Irona Steamer, M1 tons burthen, and 3(30-ihorosepower,) JOHNe lltrrcHsaoN, Plaster; and FINN MAC COULL, JOHN WILLIAMS,iMaster ...
... to say, any which i.- not a coat arms or crest of arms, a crest with scroll or wreath attached to the latter, orsomeoiher heraldic particular. distinctly indicating the connection of the device with the coat of arms or crest. The Repeal Fund and its ...
... Griffiths, beerseller, Pownallstreet, 208.; John Davies, beerseller, Harding-street, Windsor, 505.; Thomas Ellis, beerseller, Dwerryhouse-street, 20s. ; Henry J. Strickland, beerseller, Mansfield-street, 505.; John Timothy, publican, Lime-street, 505.; and ...
... (Friday,) the 261th, and Mondaynextthe29!h instant, core: at Eleven o'clock each dory, at his Rooms, 5, St. John's-lane, ,lioi- opposite St. John's Church, ury, A General assemblage of modern and genteel 313h- A nOUSIELOLD FURNITURE, Maoogany Socrctaire ...
... Charitable Bequests Bed, which he designated as a most obnoxious measure, in principle aud practice. Mr. Smith O'Brien and Mr. H. Grattan, adrift tied the WlSetillf at considerable length. Mr. U. O'Coutiell to make Lis usual weekly return • from the prison, and ...
... morning a stiff breeze sprun up end the sea wa- considerably agitated, and in the course of tiie afternoou the hull ,-f the John o'Gaunt, the vessel destroyed by Captain Warner, was seen drifting uith ihe wind. Hundreds of persons followed its progress ...
... Patrick Wade. wo ablarged.with having aided in the murder of Patrickc Ryan, in May, 1842. The two aprincipal wItnesses, John Blurkoand John Shanahan, contradicted each ether grossly, end the latter gave such an accountof himsrelf, on cross-examination, that ...