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... Dentists, acquaint their tif Friends that Mr. A. H JONES will Blj in Youghal on Monday and Tuesand 14th iusts. the Devonshire Arms South Mall, Cork, Oct. 9th, 1845. effect/al remedy fob the tootu-ache. The TOOTH-ACHE REMOVED the of EXTRACTION rendered needless; ...
... took place in the Marketahouje, and wss rovidtrd Leech, of the Masseroene Arms. The was utisfuhy with a protuaiou ol arsrs green*' o?er the chairman’s *eat trau*parercy of tha arms of the noble house of Maasereene was appropriately placed, as Lord Massereene ...
... Kenny, John Martin, Aicken Irvine, Henry L. Tottenham. Richard Lesiie, John W. Hopkins, James F. Parker. George Garrett, Robert W. Wolsely, Edward M. Gosletl, John Emerson, Wm. E. Wallace, John King, Joseph Bradshaw, Wm. Johnson, Richd. Chambers, ...
... the body, in a collin covered with crison Genoa velvet, suromaunted by it coronet, the plate bearing this inscriptionl:-' John Charles Earl Spencer, born 30th May, 172 ; died October 1st, 1s45.'1 Twelve of the oldest tenants on the Wiseton estate were ...
... persona were now »won« on the petty jury, vis , Messrs William (foreman). John Butter)y. Matthew Biggere, John Dully, John Davis. Robert Daly, G. Dawson, James Hughes, Win. Kertland, John Hawkins, Edwd. Holmes, T. H. Elliott. Catherine 3d'Mahnn was foond guilty ...
... against some parties unknown. 1 Three persons have been arrested suspicion.— They are, Christopher Coalmi, coachman Mr. Bu!»u® John Contes, als.. in Mr. Bulson’s ag. *' cultural servant; both are brothers of the dismissed *tew’ The name of the third prisoner ...
... preface proposed** ** Henry Grattan. F.aq., M.P , and tbt Electors of Meath.”— Drank with loon applause- Mr. B. Foana having been called on rose and said—Gentle, men, you high honor in calling on me to return thanks for Usury Grattan and the electors of He ...
... evening ought tobeasthewarrior’strumpnt upon theblast, John Mabony, Esq., Cork; John Lynch, Esq., solicitor; uttering no notes but those of rejoicing and of courage— Edward M'Sweeny, Esq.; John Batton, Esq.. Listowel; (load cheering.) And if my feeble ...
... fallowing changes of R. C. curates has taken place in in the diocesss cf Ossory :—The Rev. John Delahunty from Urlingford to Tullaroan ; Rev. Bernard Scott succeeds Rev. John Delahunty atUrlingford; Rev. James Aylward from TullarOan to 13allyragget ; Rev. Edgard ...
... struggle for national independence. noticed in the room Tlioiim* T. KiHy, Ksq-, of London ; Hieliael Esq., Mr. M. O'Brien, Mr. John Marshal, Captain James Fitzgerald, Mr. H. Ben net, Mr. M. Molcnhy, fcc., Ac. Upon tin niotioa »f Mr. tlw cli*ir wm taken, id ...
... Richardson Dr. Johnson Cow per Sir Waller March 6,lB46.—Revised March 14, 1845. (B.) Richard I. Cccur John Wickliflfc BenJonson Lion. Ed war! I. John Knox John Banyan Edward 111. Cramner ! The Black Prince Archbishop Pope Henry V. Archbishop l.eigh- Swift ton ...
... Assistant Barrister, and Edward John rr. Esq J. P. Die following Gentlemen were «wom the Grand Jury, viz: Charles Mered.ih, (lor-.man.) Thomas Grattan, Thomas Svmes. W-c h. Vi ars Fisher. Jn v-s Fau ett, Odium, V L imb, John Abb at, Richard Lark. Gorg; iv ...