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... LITERATURE. No. 1534.— The Duke of Wellington and tub Pk. Medal. W. Grattan, Ksq. No. 1533. —Letter Irish Bank Notes. No. 1531*.-Baski.no Scotland. No. —Paper Manufactures Knoland. No. 1333,—Affairs the River Plate. T, Baines. No. 133 d. NATIONAL EDUCATION ...
... CORK. SEPTEMBER 13-WKD W.S.W. Armed—Supply, %Voodcock. Smyrna, ralonl*. foif orders; .t'nc**, Casliman, Newport, Coal*; Adino. •Neill. Br»daw*ki. finaeed, for orders; Arab. Cooke, Saldanah Bay, guano; Mary Jane, Pearce, St.John, deals for orders. Sailed—Aurora ...
... Le Grand. 65th Foot—Staff Surgeon of Second Class John Marshall to be Surgeon, vice Grattan, who exchanges. 69th Foot—Ensign Edward Bowen to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Rolland, who retires; John“ Biggs, gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bowen ...
... registration of \% “a3 PENINSULAR ARMY—MR. GRATTANS AP- We have read a pamphlet from the pen of a Pemosular Officer, whose name is well known in literary circles ; complaining ef the neglect of his brethren in arms by ene who was bound by inéerest as well ...
... per Mr M Gorman enone Gaeshill, Queen’s County, per R Mooney, Esq Beltast, per T M'Evoy, Eay ~— Drumeondra, Dublin, per Mr John Halpin Keogh Dunsaay, Meath, per Mr Owen tiou of Thos Carolin, Hollybrook Thomastown, Kilkenoy, for September Shereock, Cavan ...
... Omaoh Sessions. —At Petty Sessions on Wednesday last, two men, named John Stockfield and John Doak, apjieared to answer the complaint of two sub-constables of police, for appearing in arms, and walking in procession, on the I2lh of August, at Omagh, to the ...
... Mr. owa patients, e phrenological manifestations were produced. Another entleman from Mabbot-street, of the name of ad his arm rendered quite rigid and motionless by few of the band, but Hit declined to submit to iy further experiments at that time. Saturday ...
... Processions—Omaoh Sessions.—At Petty on Wednesday last, two men, named John Stockfield and John Doak, appeared to answer the complaint two sub-constable, police, for appearing in arms, and waging in proco«on, the 12th of August, ut Omxgh, to grant terror ...
... manner in which the Wexford ConaercaUve has espoused the cause of these unfortunates is deserving uf credit. John 801 l The seven dealings of John Bull are—the shop, the stocks, the newspaper, religion, roast beef, prejudice, and port wine. Use a Bustle ...
... the Earls of Leitrim, Erne, Devon, Forlescue, Clare, Cardigan, Viscount Gort, Lord Castlemalne, Sir Thomas Freemantlc, &c., will put Lord Clancarty's, Garbally. We understand that Head-Constable John Donovan, forrr.crlv stationed in Kalltneoliig'. has ...
... Norman invasion. monstration made by the Irish was in the reign of Etiza- beth, when the great house of O'Neil began to measure arms with its opponents in a war of independence. Hugh Earl of ‘Tyrone was the leader under whom this strife of a single clan against ...
... scenes of massacre from Castlepollard to Skibbereen—all distinctly traceahle to the fatal policy of, I will say, unnecessarily arming the police with murderous weapons. Whenever it is necesrary to use instruments of Immediate death, the military should be ...