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... day rial ted the other member* of the Royal Family. Her Majeity left Marlborough Haute Tueaday morning for the Bricklayer*’ Arm* term inn* of the South- Extern Railway an roult for the Continent. Her Majeaty accompanied by hi* Serene Higbnea* Prince Edward ...
... distant land, and-the splendid successes that had attended the British arms under the command of a meritorious commander, under the eye of one of his companions and brothers in arms—the wonderful achievements that deservedly obtained the gracious praise ...
... sojcitor, 12, Great Marlborough-strcet • at Garrawav* at the Colosseum Tavern, l'ortbuid-roftd • street, Kegent's-park; Eyre Arms, 'johaVwMd^ City-road; the Rosemary Branch, Peckham-rye- Mr'puflfi? StS? Choumert-place, Peckham; Kin?. end of Messrs. Woollams ...
... on- A ,i„ t ers c.n.d.t Mi.srf. Hotel nediately .flee hi. rincerin department connected with the tunnels and the Hi l,sd armed. of Lough Eoyle. and has displayed such abt. lit v as have earned reputation, not uifenor the brut brethren man, year] older ...
... Hibernian Society established in 1826 walked in procession from St John's 1‘orier-housc in number with an excellent band of music their banners ull new of different Queen crimson the City Arms pnrjile the and Cushion on white and Hibernian Society green The ...
... believe. —Manchester Guardian. Smuggling. —John Evans, master of the smack Peggy, was convicted on the sth instant, in the mitigated penalty of £25 for a seizure made by the comptroller at the port of Cardigan, of one gallon and half of whisky. It being ...
... memorable year of 1782. In that year that act parliament was repealed. It was repealed the energies of Grattan and Flood, aided by 60,000 Irish volunteers in arms. Vet, it was in fact the triumph of the Volunteers while combined in object and action they were ...
... Gardiner, Colonel Sir George and Lady Couper, Mr. and Mrs. T. Young, Major General Sir Henry and Lady Wheatley, the Right Hon. Sir John and Lady Anne Beckett, Major General Wemyss, Lieut. General the Hon. Arthur Upton, the Hon. William and Mrs. Ashley, Colonel ...
... outuf her Highlit**and cby Cain* I. * Toe fwllmvini? were not : Rbikcock, l.onl Caledon a by ont of Mlk' - Boy, Lord by FKm John dam b-hnuicl. Canivlforil, Mr. DnukuM's rh f Xicc, .Millwotxf, The Maid Athens and Mr. Stubbs Ctuncl ont Zenana. Won cleverly ...
... At a quarter to one o'clock the hnn moth-tuned gentleman made his appearance, and was received with loud cheering. Henry Grattan, F.sq. M P. was called to the chair. The Chairman said it ass vary gratifying to have one of the leaders of the cause present ...
... now getting tolerably rich. BIRTHS. May 49, In Lower Bocklnihun-streat, lady of John F Stokes, Esq., of sot.. May at. In College-• ;oars, East, Belfast, the lady of John Pus. ton. Esq., of • son. May 29, In Lower Baggot.streot, the lady of Was. T. Poo ...
... y through the ?? Constitution. On Friday evening last, Mr. Francis Weldon, of Lis- burn, was entertained, in. the Hertford Arms hotel, in that town, by a number of his private friends and acquain- tances, as a testimony of their respect, previous to his ...