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... Quin, county Clare, on Sunday, after a sermon, which was attended amongst others by Major Slater, 82d, John Singleton, and W. B. Smyth, esqrs., John O'Brien, esq. M. P., and H. Bridgman, esq. M. P. The price of butter in Cork last week advanced 10s. in ...
... Ufrtirttid*qtlay, { Georjre AntosiMtig, Attorney for the Defendant, Samuel CddMf, Upper Mount-street; John Chadwick, Attorney for the Receiver and the Defendant, John T. Cooper, 13, Lower Ormond-qnay; and Thomas Arthnr Shoane, Attorney for the Defendant, Austin ...
... Commissioner*—Gulion, Hall, S«. nior, and Muggeridge. Poor Law Architect—Wilkinson. Chiet Commissioner of the Board Works—Sir John Burgoyne. Architect to the Board of Works—J Owen. Acting Shannon Commissioner—Colonel Jones. | State Steward—Captain Seymour ...
... who returned 1 that verdict was John Jason ami that there was person of that name summoned to attend, and that John Jason himself announced before lie was sworn as juror tiiat bis name was John Jason Uigby, and was not John Uigby. That objection was also ...
... station, arrested in the town of Tipperary, a riotous character named John Ryan, Bulleen, on suspicion of having appeared in arms in February last, and served Martin Boyle and John Hayes, of Ballydare, with threatening notices. He has been fully indentified ...
... Trlgnmoofh, 101 10s; Sir Tbomae Baring. Bart., 1001; John Dean Panl, F.aq., 1001 Alexander Gordon. Esq . 1001; R. B. Sheridan. R-q., 100 ; William Gregs* o, E*q . ; Charles Dixon. Evq.. 501; Enoch Duraot, E*q, John Labmichere. Esq, Samuel Graves. , ; the Hon. ...
... seat in the Cabinet. Mr. Grattan said that the true genius of the Irish nation was affection. Nothing could surpass their fidelity toa fallen race of monarchs, But they rarely saw an English King appear otherwise than in arms, Of the Princes of the House ...
... for the future, pray remember Prince Boothby.— Life G. Brnmmel. by Captain Jesse. Grattan There never existed a man more universally and deservedly belovedthan Mr. Grattan : his nevertiring and disinterested zeal in the service of his native land, his ardent ...
... s Tragedies Passion. JUST RECEIVED, °l Cooper, 38, Upper Mount-street; John Chad- lecture ti. BENEDICT'S NEW OPERA. ANSWER. wick. Attorney for the Receiver and the Defendant John T. Examination of the First act of Macbeth—Erroneous Bbout , F VENICE. Nenagh ...
... obliged to remain from the : piddle worship of God on that. ii of hos was surprised by an armed party enterilm his house at mld-day, and dionantling bis tire-arms or his lie resisted these lawless with a nobic determitration I which mono' hot be commended ...
... (bra Th,.*; of LUraiml >b*t inramuch a. that to. whol. province nf Conn.ogh, w. *frw minute, af.er ,h. occurrence, am named John *hne, doebl wot, would readily embraced your POT Publ.r.., .r.J.JrXI WIX'LDYED BLACK CLOTHS MEDLEY dm..* h. bid Clarad wlth ...
... refer. Mr. Grattan I.ad ; defined the true genius of the Irish nation lo “affectionate.” would not recal the house their desperate fidelity ton fallen race of ; hut ti!l the Hanoverian succession, they had never seen monarch except under arms against them ...