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... KBeneington, Sonmers Town, Taunxilli, St. -- John W Wood, and in various parts of the metropolis. he The- amount of rert forwarded to Dublin from London , alone for the last week. was £658- .5d Mr. Morgan np John 0OCOnnell M. P., and nephew tothe Lib rator ...
... Counitessa of MINTO and fancily. The Countess of MIrerO Cane to towue from Lord JOHN lUeSSELL'a residence uicar Gololninirg, In Surrey, oil Tuusday list, wiore Lady JOHN RUSSeLL WKSC consdered ii by her medical attendants somewhat better; and by tlhe ...
... grand ?? Thorp, foreman; John Norwood, John Fry, Thomas Maguire, William Tel- -ford, Thomas Harrison, Joseph Jackson, W. R. Sterling, William S. Purdon, Thomas Hoey, G. H. Walker, Robert White, Arthur Murray, Johu Johnston, John Hill, jun., William Edmonds ...
... James eSheil, P.P.; Rev. John Magennis, C.C., and Rev. Patrick Traynor, C.C., Enniskillen; Rev. Ross M'Mahon, P.P.; Rev. John Smyth, C.C., and Rev. Michael Kelly, C, C., Derrygonnelly; Rev. John O'Reilly, P.P., and Rev. John M'Loughlin, C.C., Whitehill; ...
... S.-The above sum includes the following Sab- scriptions :-John Olden, E9q., 21.; M. Cunn~ingham, Esq., II. l0s., in addition to 11. last March, John T. Barry, Wm. M. Drew, John Kinnears, John Prinville, and Wm. Barry, Esqrs., 11. each, with 1/. each the ...
... stated that part of it was from a new ward recently opened, which he intended to call the Mrs. John O'Connell ward, In honour of the lady of Mr, John O'Con- nell, who, with her four interesting children, shares her hus- band's imprisonment. Her association ...
... necessary information as tomy charaoter. ' You will have the kindness to propose Messrs. Edward and John Shell, and Patrick Mohan, as Volunteers, and Mr. John O'Hanlon, Mr. Peter M'Culla, and Mr. James Quigly, as members. I have the honour to be your obedient ...
... Rev. P. A.. Murray, Maynooth Col- lege; Rev. John Spratt, Rev. P. Cooper, Marlborough- street; Rev, G. Doyle. Naa ; Rev. Mr. Byrne; Sir ,a- lentine Blake, Bart., M.P., Mr. Lloyd, Alderman M'Kenna, Mr. John Faris, Mr. James Currin, Mr. James G. Quin, Newry; ...
... h Lneighbo~urhood. Camphielton, Argyleehire, per Mr. John E M'lCormick, 31., being the first remittance from this high, is land district;. the Rav. John M'Derinott, Catholic priest, 0 andNMr. John AM'Cornnick, and Mr. Archibald Hamilton, g proposed ,membars ...
... codicils were attested-the Ist by the late Mir. Henry Ruinsey \\rlllittii and two of his ?? Thomas, since also deceased, antd John Holford Grindley, who is nowt living, -the 2nd of these codicils was attested by the said Henry Rumilsey Williasn, Henry Brercton ...
... Horan, P.P., Rev. John O'Boyle, R.C.C., Patrick OFfahert, Esq., Inspectors of Repeal Wardens. Messrs. John Donohoe, Andrew M'Donogh, and Patrick William Flaherty, War. dens for Killeen. Michael O'Flaherty, Esq., and Messrs. Tim Keane and John M'Donogh, for ...
... 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 ...