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... each dressed in deep mourning, and wearing on the left arm a band of black crape, with ** depending. These Gentlemen had walked in procession from Banbridge, having assembled at the Downshire Arms in that town, at an early hour, and there formed into a ...
... BLAC j[STON HoT TeN, Esq., and seconded by JOHN WARINGA, MAXWELL, F-q. ' Thalt a Meeting of the Subscribers to the Downslfre 'setimo. nial be convened for Friday, the 9th of Janiu t4, at the Donegall Arms, at One o'clock. li pursuance of the above Roso ...
... Hewitt Bridgeman, Ennis ; J. J. Bodkin, Galway Co.; Sir V. Blake, G..lway City M. J. O'Connell, Kerry; Hon. P. Builer, Kilkenny; John O'Connell, Kilkenny; Hon J. Westerns, King's Co. i Viscount Cleiuents, Leitrim • W. S. O’Brien, Limerick; C. Powell, Limerick; ...
... rested a well-known person named John Mulholland —more commonly known as ‘* Pop” Mulbolland, from his being a manufacturer of that article, and a publi- can. requested the bailiff? to aeeompany him to bis house in Grattan-street, in order that the amount ...
... 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 ...
... Ireland for all classes, (Cheers. ) There was another distinction between them—they had arms, the patriots of the present day had none. They them not. They had the arms of reason and truth, and were rendered invincible by the dignity of intention and the ...
... Milton Addison Richardson Dr. Jolmsmi Sir Walter Scott March C, Revised March 14, (B.) Richard I. Occur de John BenJonson Lion Edward I. John Knox John Runyon Edward 111. Cranmer The Black Prince Archbishop I'shor P«*|*c Henry V. Archbishop Leigh- Swift ton ...
... repealers—sounded by Lord Melbourne, echoed by Lord John Russell, and yelped discordantly by every mongrel in the pack. Ob, it was of a piece with that other beautiful paes-word, “ finality,” of which Lord John, calling himselt a Refor- mer, had the exclusive ...
... 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 ...
... are in a position to state that should a call of the House be ordered, will be disobeyed, and that O'Brien, John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other Representatives of the people, who labor in the national cause, will treat the threat of Mr ...