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... ana patriotic member of religion, the Very Rev. Father John Kenny, the Catholic Rector, ami I met his curates, and also that sterling patriot, Dr. Foley, Head Repeal Warden of the town. Father John Kt-nny has not requested, but enjoined roe tell the father ...
... over the splendors of another age. withering invective of Swift, the lofiy argument of Flood, irresistible eloquence of Grattan. Tho horrors of appalling want menace the land ; famine, with its horrible attendant, pestilence, cast their gloomy shadows ...
... * Lynn-John Erurrtlt: and W, Whilliugham. Book tiller. Lythum—Mr. Ashbum, Harbour Master, hialdon—Joseph Going, Ship Agent, Basin. Margate—Robert C. Osborne, Bookseller. Maryport—Humphrey Nelson. Mistfey—Mr. John Moore, Inn. Montrose—Mr. John Smithy Collector ...
... River and •ailed, 29. the Queen Dowager, Robinson, for Cape Coast Castle; John Craig,' Walton, for St. John's (N. 8.); Jane, Knarston, for Rimouski Agnes, Finlay, for Cadis ; 30, John Brewer, Brown, for Bombay; Warren Hastings, Mason, for New Orleans; London ...
... tpatriotic member of religion, the Very Reverend Father John Kenny, the Catholic rector, and I met his curares, and also that sterling patriot, Dr. Foley, head Repeal Warden of the town. Father John Kenny has not re- quested, but enjoined me to tell the ...
... Irtlanti The proceedings at Concii r tallon llall nn Monday week were destitute of novelty. A long I from the K.. John Spain, repreaeoting thirty•five priest. of the diocese of Killalne, was read, expressing unabated confidence in the Litserator, and ...
... Queen.” Sir Lucius O’Brien, Burt., of Dromoland, is at present heir presumptive to the earldom of Inchiquin. Lord John Manners.—Lord John Manners, Mr. A. S. O’Brien, Cratloe, and Mr. William Monsell, Tervoe, on yesterday visited and minutely inspected ...
... Algernon Fcaebcm, M. A., Trinity coltoge, the East lloroley, Surrey ; Her. John of St. John's, incumbency Hi. John’s fbtonh, near Bri«lgewaler ; the Rev. PaHrioaoa, D. U.,«f Hi. John's, to the perpetual curacy of Boos’, Comberload ; the Rot. WilHam Huiton ...
... 7ld ; Joseph and John Doering, 2s. ; F. Redmond and J. A. Crane, 11*. ll|d.; Joseph Franks, N. Hatched, and M. O’Connor, Is. 4d. ; James Hanlon, 7d. ; R. Dowling and James Doyle, Is. 4d. ; James Fortune, Is. IJd,; James Kelly and John Whelan, Is. Id. ; ...
... Dallmac,K.C.H._ . n f Roxurghe, at Ple,, a q, a visit to the Duke and Duchess o__ from the Oast e, near Kelso; the Earl of Cardigan, from Port-11,14'are, to embark on board his ya s ch of t a s t oo C t (r a v n e d s ;; Colonel whirall, Life Guards, for ...
... afternoon, a GRAND ASSAULT OF ARMS will take place in the Athenstum Lecture Theatre (which has been engaged for the occasion). The Assault will under the direction of Messa. BUSHM AN * HARRISON, from the Royal Academies/fof Arms of Messrs. ANGELO and nursisei ...
... such parliament wt». h'l was b. | mnlt the regtolry for the ses>l«n—Ue- J harvest in the north of Ireland. The j boast Mr. Grattan to which ll7-ma for the wrt l« tine sunny weather has. might . sceptre of the same >* po a majority II today, which makes ...