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... -roth inciradieg 10,060( reals and a quantity of jewvels. The A totter from Saragoosa. of the 17th ?? days ago, woo forty armed men, all in unifoorm aso raabineers, anal having their imap creptain at their head, presented themselves elose to the towsn ...
... Ramsey Sailed Sept. IS hi Pandora. Cowman. Dublin Nora. IVd-r-on. of Man John Kingston Mary Harriet Matthew Pearce Sarah Fleming John & Elizabeth Victoria Welcome ' Fairfield John Cock and a great many more, names unknown Jjindiuy .r>r Rosanna,’Creighton ...
... Brush, M. Philips, Francis Thompson, George Knipe, Sa- muel Moore, John ‘Thompson, J. Baker, and H. Kilbee, Esq. anp Cork highly and influential meeting was held at the Devonshire Arms Hotel on Saturday last, to take into consideration the proposed line ...
... Paseger and her Majesty laMails. ch ?? Captain WILLIAM HARRISONIE .HII4ERNIA: ?? Captain ALEXaANDER RVRIH. oi ?? Captain JOHN IISWI7T. ?? EDWsAni G. LorTT Lied CABIBRI& ?? Gas.HA. 1E. JUDitltt The Vessela anpointed to sail fronm LIVERPOOL aer the ? ...
... ,a discovered to be of that stuff which air is made of, - when measures of utility were withheld, and mea- sures, like the Arms Bill, of severity were proposed, it became evident to every Irishman that, as in times I by gone the great justice of 1829 ...
... ject to conditions then to be produced, three FREEHOLD COTTAGES and Gardens, in the several occupations uf John Doae, Richard Done, and John Davies. Thetenants will shew the premises, and for further in- formation apply to the Auctioneer, Pepper LAND ...
... other intrepid aeronauts? Colonel Sabine having paused for some time, and having looked out the “captive” and ‘balloon” in John son’s Dictionary, replied that he could not answer the question. He would, however, refer it to the Lexicographical Section ...
... ' l J® ecriblioit of Mr. John Cooke, respectable trader, and Protestant of Boyle. These gentlemen -ere enrol ed members. Messrs. Patrick M’Uermo. and Mr. John Kenny, and Mr. Hugh Drury were enrolled From Killaloe. per Her. John Burke, V.l .. 11 10i. third ...
... respect, your hurnbiu ami obedient servant, John MacLeod, Chairman. ** S. O’Brien, Esq.. M.P. A list of the subscribers towards the fund established fur forwarding the Repeal of the Legislative Union;— John M’Leod 101, Patrick Kilkelly 51, James Punch ...
... there with respect, and attended to with ardour and alacrity. (Hear, hear.) The motion phased. SHAWN NA AACIOANN. The Rev. JOHN 110TKINM rose to address the Association, and war received with applause. Ile said Mr. Chairman, I have to hand in 4/. front ...
... ihallooed to battle to our own great loss, but to the E 1 party gain sometimes of a Sir Robert Peel-some.t I times of a Lord John Russell-(hear, and cheers). V ?? there sot absurdity in this ! What benefits have Ithe masses of the Protestant or Catholic ...
... M'Farlane. William Swan. CorheHurßooney, Smith, John J. Clarke, John Chambers. John P. Doyle, John W. Bayley, Edward Reilly, Thomas Arkins, Thomas Cosgrare, M'Owen, Thomas Dimey, Robert Warreu, James O’Gorman. Dr. D. F. Brady, and Henry Irvine, Esqri ...