... Horse ArtiU Irr\. PowU 60th Rirtes. William PsckenKam, John Butler, ( apt Thomas O’Grady. Lieut Col ScarKtt Dragoon Guards, R O'Grsdy. Si as-Robert Harty. Bart. John Kingston James. Bart. DL, I *»her, John Kennedy, Robert Fergarson, Bart. MP. W K Hamilton ...

... abont Are arms. He also said that the*# wonld confirm the others ; Mr. Parker. Sergeant Ogle, Brophy and I were in tbe berrseke, and lb# real In the kitchen, when Mr. Parker said wrote for chevron foe Ogle, have pul above the three on bit arm foe bis activity ...

... stake. Mr. ch Bagla (Grattan) Mr. Knarasboro's eh g Captain Mamitton's cn Crulikaan Mr. V. Alley • b Noble Mr. J. Rooney's ch m Cowslip.. Mr. SkcAogton's b m Base Mr. BagaeU's b m Bsundaway Mr- Saaiib'sb m Whn-knows-yet Mr. John Abbott's b as Tbs Widow ...

... their Friend*, win take place the BRISBANE ARMS HOTEL, on A v, of Aoga«t. at Si* ©’Clock; and the Club Bail, Friday Dancing to 'oomeoce Half-pat’ Nine o’Cioek. By order the Committee, Glaagow. July 1844 JOHN ALLAN. Secretary Reader, are you parent?—most ...

... taking piece, there will Marting of the Tble Bran* - By Order, 8. J. PIGOTT, tWEE, BART. THB LATE SIR JOHN Published, A PORTRAIT of the Let* SIR JOHN POWER, But., Kilfane, lo hit HUNTING DKEBB, Wilh Figure of •• REVELLER.” • faeoHle P«K y HouaJ of (he ...

... and CO. FIRE ARMS.—The marking of Arms will discontinued in Doblio on cloee of this week, and any Liceoaei not previously will be theo void io effect, unmarked Arms cannot used or kept without iodßrring tba penalty that la for keapiaic Arms witfioat License ...

... .jj m»f» respectable »*len»ffv aud eery Wimboroe, 1788 John Philip liyat, of Llclifiel*!, 1789; f»iliev system, appealing to the good sense pact- it«iufnent9 the records pirliatneot coo aia John Gibb*, of Bh*dw*)l, J«m*s Ampbl«tt Grove, L* middle class ...

... the popular ranks would allow himself to ta acted on by soft words and promises—that being for(*warned th* y would be fore-armed—and that, whatever party might be ill power, they find the Irish people determined, it acting the impulse of only one never ...

... Re wav delighted to find one family, who with Grattan had wept over the crtdle Irish liberty, stsnding her grave, bid her rise glorious and immortal, the protectress of old Ireland—(hear). Mr. H. Grattan, M P.. proposed the admission of Captain M-ckler ...

... Flour. The arrivals dorlog th* post weak ar* upwards 30,000 qnartorv of Wheat, and naariy 3,000 barrels of Fleur. Oats ar* very Arm. and tb* growing crop must suffering ffomtb* oald dry weather, further advance ta by Oatmeal baa again beeosna vary dull, the ...

... part this s-um had been contributed a new ward, called honor of the Liberator’* son, the John O'Connell Ward ; but when went back n would have christened The Mrs. John O’Connell Ward.” That lady, was with her four children n->w incarcerated with her husband ...

... of permitting another array of glorious volunteers” to obtain arms and practise military discipline under pretence of defending tbe Sovereign from his or her enemies, and then with theae arms threaten the throne ; nevertheless the possibility of circumstances ...