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... Blyth John & Susan, Brown,Dublin FAVERSHAM. for Cardiff Arrived [July 10] from Octavia, Taylor, W.haven Providence. Clark, London sailed 9th for Newpoit Dispatch, Martin, do 2 Sisters, Karanagh [9j Dublin Industry, Gregory [ll] do for London John, Dublin ...
... should maintain a certain number of Protestants and Englishmen on the land. It was because the landlords wanted the s:alwart arms of the peasantry both to protect their property and cultivate the soil that first caused the establishment of the tenant right ...
... that beautiful watering place. The Railway was thronged throughout the day. A rumour was industriously circulated that Lord Cardigan was about to run bis yacht against the Marquis of Cunningham’s for bet of one thousand pounds ! The Railway Directors disavowed ...
... including one pound each from Laurence Coyle, James Devereaux, and John O’Connor. Esqrs ; Macroorn, county Cork, 10|. per Matthias Ryan, M D; Sutton’s Parish, county Wexford, 25l 7s, per Rev John Morris, C C. including his own subscription of one pound, and ...
... Dean of Westminster. Exeter Election.—This election terminated Tuesday, in the return of Sir John Duckworth. The numbers the close of the poll were—Sir John Duckworth, 1256; Alajor-General Briggs, : majority for Duckworth, 668. Abingdon Election.—The ...
... the bigot Volunteers, even with arms in their hands, commencing their convention with an intolerant resolution A person fresh from rending of this book will bare no high opinions of Grattan, Flood, or Charlemont. Grattan is positive and jealous, and destroys ...
... penal, restrictive, and having a tendency to corrupt the youth of the country. Not- , withstanding the assistance which Lord John Russell had given them, they were left in a miserable minority. He, therefore, flung the bill to ministers at their own risk ...
... youth of the country. Notend Breach. Mr. W. Ewart, M P., took the chair, and was w i t hstanding the assistance which Lord John Russell had supported by some of the principal members of the trade. given them, they were left in a miserable minority. He ...
... way to Cavan was infermed by , that a large armed bad just passed bis Louse, taking the direction of Ballimagh. with the object of Laving inepection of the body, rode after them, and came in view of a large armed force, pear the chapel of They bad by ibis ...
... on nid iv morning the day of the fair, I had my side arms the car with mo, what I wear now ; had no carbine gun and I had no ammunition ; 1 never carry any but mv side arms ; did not carry my side arms to the fair in the morning, but left them in the Barracks ...
... produced, imported, or duty paid for home consumption, in the United Kingdom, during the last year! RESULT OF HAEITS.—Last week John Burn, a young sailor, aged nineteen, who had squandered his wages on a lewd woman, in London, had committed felony, and was ...
... Hargrave, Lynn Fairy, Brown, Honfleur George William, Loft, Lynn Susannah, Jacfcsdn, Boston Jos. John,While, Spalding John, Martin, London Peache, Arms, Maidstone Envoy, Lang, Fecamp Isis, Ellis, Mayflower, Seaton, London Zephyr, Teal, WindN., ttnci ...