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... Calicoes John M'Donnell, I hamper Snuff H. Murney, do. James Hunter, 3 chests Tea G. Bryan, 3 do. Joseph Loughran 2 do. Wm. Chapman, 2 hampers Glue J, Pim and Brothers, 1 hhd. Sugar R. Linsday and Co., 1 box Muslin John Riddell, 2 chests Pins John Graham ...
... spoken, Zion, cit of our God.” Ac. The Uev. It. C. Sutcliffe, Moravian minister, read the chapter of the Gospel according to St. John, and engaged prayer. The chairman then addressed the mooting, and said that the Dublin division of the provisional committee ...
... Union-street, Southwark, London, maketb oath and saith. that (this deponent wasaflicted with FIFTEEN RUNNING ULCERSonhis left arm, and ulcerated «ore* and wounds on both legs, for which deponent was admitted an out door patient at the Metropolitan Hospital ...
... ry. Dow* pat rick —Lk. Yoang ; Dear it's Hotel Dungannon —Meaars. Peebles ACu lidvra—Hertford Ana* Hotel Queen's Arm* Hotel, /.argon-Mr. John Nettle*on. Moira—Min* Murphy. Fori^lenone —Dr. a. Hotel*, Steam-hoate, and HetaUen, supplied on liberal terms, ...
... Guardian. var. They were accompan by Mr. Grand French arm on the onening of the yard, secretary to the harbour commissioners, ai campaign, in 1812, umbered 616,500 men, by Mr. Young. Same day Sir John Macneil made Via., ig satry, 561,000; cavalry, artillery ...
... then put and carried by acclamation. and Nicholas Smith. Vindicator ward, 8s 10d, per Messrs. John Tracey O’Brien ward, 10s 8d, per Messrs. Lough. ean, John Coyle, and William M: Millan. The Head Repeal Warden moved the admission associates. of Miss M ...
... W. Logan, and John Connor, Vindicator ward, 17s 2d.—Messrs. John Tracey and Nicholas Smith, 14s 8d; Mr. H. Boyle, 2s 6d. Freeman ward, 83 7d. Collectors—Messrs, Felix O'Neill and Terence M‘Auley. O’Brien ward, Gs dd. Collectors—Mr. John Coyle, 3s 54, ...
... moved the next resolution, which was seconded by John Dunville, Esq. The Matok then left the Chair, which was taken by W. S. Crawford, Esq. M.P. when on the motion of Wm. Thomson, Esq. seconded by John Harrison, Esq. the cordial thanks of the meeting ...
... -pital Staff —Surgeon C. Grattan, M D-. from the fistli Ftait, la- staff Surgeon, of the Second Class, vice Mar-hall, who exchanges. Staff Assistant - Surgt-on C. Godwin. M.D.. Staff Surgeon, of Second Class, vice Fonlis. promoted. John F kost’r if k.—Mr>* ...
... James Owens. John Owens, Charles W. Armstrong, Jas. Width, and John Smyth,Esqrs. rowNAHDa Unioh.—The following gentle men have been npiMtinUMl ez-njficio (iaardmus of thin Union, for the ensuing year :—Wm. S. Crawford, N. I). Crunimelin, John Andrews, Hohert ...
... described Lord Clements (its representative) in the discussion on the arms bill, as orderly, peaceable, and loyal.— Mail of Monday. BIRTHS. On the 30th ult. at Queen-street, Derry, the lady of John Munu, jun Esq. of a daughter. On the 25th ult. in Enniskillen ...
... Rev. John Smyth, Dominican friar; Mr. Murphy, Youghal Monastery ; Mr. Philips Day, Youghal Mcnastciy ; Tyord ; Mr. Stephen Bourke, student of St. Jarluth’s, Tuara Mr. O'Callagban, student of ; Mr. John Moriarty Mr. John Collins, attorney; Mr. John Stack ...