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... Ensign, vice Grand 65th—Staff Surgeon of Second Class John Marshall to be Surgeon, rice Grattan, who exchanges. 69th—Ensign Edward Bowen to be Lieutenant, purchase, vice Rolland, who retires; John Biggs, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bowen. 71 ...
... Woollens Ferguson and Co. 1 bale Flax Richardson, Brothers, and Co. 1 do. John M'Kitlrick, 3 bales Woollens Stewart and Savage, Lisburn, 2 cases Linen Yam John Neill, 1 box Fire Arms Samuel Johnston, 7 bales Leather Sinclair and Boyd, bundles Sacks David ...
... 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 ...
... -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>* ...
... .. 219 11 I John Cramsie, 41 gallons 2 casas Wine, 9 Wm. Cowan, 2 hhds. Sugar, 6 chests Tea, 6 casks Wine, 94 13 8 AVm. Carson, 5 hhds. Sugar,' 6 chests Tea, 106 2 8 John Douglas, 1 hhd. Sugar, 10 IS 6 John Dnnville & Co ...
... and J. Wood*. Grattan ward, 14s Od, per Messrs. 1). M‘Grath, Asunder Thoburn, James Mai lon, and Patrick “‘Entee, ward, 7s, per Messrs. John Tracey, ®°y|** and Nicholas Smith, Patrick’s ward, 14s 4d, per Messrs. William Th°s. Hughes, and John Connor. ward ...
... LILBURN, Esq. , Dungannon.J JOHN KINLEY TENER, Esq., M lores, Cookstown. , DAVID WHITE, Esq, Lisonally, Omagh. F JAMES IRWIN. Esq., Omagh. JOHN B. BUCHANAN, Esq., Omagh. NVILLI AM SCOTT, Esq., Omuagh. WILLIAM ELLIOT, Esq, Omagh. JOHN MACADAM, Esq., Omagh. JAMES ...
... that upon the day in question, reports were mischievously circulated, that the Orangemen, who had proceeded in vast numbers, armed, to the funeral of Mr. Booth, intended upon their return to make an attack upon the town of Killeshandra; and the Catholic ...
... Feally national demonstration made by the Irish was in the reign of Elizabeth, when the great house of O'Neil began to measure arms with its opponents in a war of independence. Hugh, Earl of was the leader, under whom this strife of a single cian against ...