... occupations of Samuel Harris, Charles Perks, Samuel Buckley, Solomon Jackson, Mary Price, Richard Sambrook, Sarah Haywood, John Dews, Thomas Thacker, and Roland Williams, together with that ncellent and old established WINDMILL, adjoining the premises ...

... O'Brien entered the house, and was loudly cheered ; the hon. gentleman was accompanied by the Head Pacificator, and Messrs. Grattan, M.P. ; Daniel Calla-han, M.P.; J. Kelly, M.P. ;J. A. O'Neill, J. H. Dunne, E. W. Costelloe, T. F. Meagher, Captain Seaver ...

... aaid hi knew John Thomas, a pensioner, from 1839 to 1812, it the hoapital, and hid known him in 1810, in New Providence. had committed some offence, and ban been discharged from the College, and witn. saw m more him. Knew the wife of John Thomas. That ...

... country (cheers.) When (Sir R. I’etl) fimnd himself snrrouiulcil difficulties he resigned mid le« the business to John ; hut when Lord John asked him for his support Vic was not prepared to give it. Hut lie was prepared leave Ireland to starve (hear, hear ...

... following attended- Jamts B. Butler, Ksq., in the chair. Dr-Carrico,ThomasGibsou, Bryan O’Loghleu, John Morouy, Edmund G. Mahon, Francis Tatnplin, Doctor. Healy, John 0. Knox, Pat Cullinan, Thomas Corbett, .Thomas CnHiaaa, Stephen O'l lalloran, William Thomss ...

... Raphael i.algorm, in the 76th year his iw. Mr. Alex. Fom aghau, only sister llolywood, Charlotte, daughter of Uw sch ult., John hartley, in Lear Castledawaon, on the inst., David •r for the city and County Londonderry, : High Constable, and Orand Jury ...

... the command of Major Fitz H. Coddingtor, with Lieutenant and Adjutant T. L. K. Nelsen, Lieutenant W. 11. Queade, Lieutenant John Cormick, and Quartermaster Thomas Walter Hives. During the voyage they lost only one man, named Robert Taylor, a private of ...

... the reduction of duty on those articles. POACHING ON THE DUKE OF BI7CKINGPIAM'S PRESF RYES. —TWO men, named Thomas Stokes and John Adams, were committed en Monday to take their trials, at the ensuing Bucks Assizes, Stokes for cutting and maiming George Bridger ...

... hour, and expressed a hope, before leaving, that the Government would act ns Lord John Kussell would have acted had he been able form a Ministry. Mr. O’Brien, Mr. Grattan, and several oilier gentlemen, having delivered themselves of long-winded speeches ...

... Chinese, a member of the Imperial family, offered his arm a lady, en cavalier, and had she not apparently misunderstood his meaning, would probably have helped form a set at a quadrille. As it was, look the arm of Aidede-Camp, and stood beside one of the dancers ...

... Paid John Thomas, bridge sur,e,or of the Looter Division, a quarto's salary .. II 5 0 64. Paid Mr. John Garner, Inspector of Weights and Measures, Llandovery, a year's salary, as per order made last October Quarter Sessions. 65. Paid said John Gamer ...

... with a child nearly two years of age in her arms. The instant she saw the composition ignite she, with great presence of mind, rushed out of the door, but before she could do so the flame caught her arms and face, seriously injuring the former. The child ...