... 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 ...

... maiden, and, stretching out his arm, almost wvon the utwilling prize; hut she, bend- ing her head to the horse's neck, eluded his grasp and wheeled off again. Ere the discomfited horseman could again approach her, her lover's arms was around her waist, and ...

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... Diligence, Reynolds, Bidcfnrd, light.. Magdalen, Brown, Cardigan, ballast.. Favourite, Tho- mas, P.vllbeli, iron ore., (loyal Eagle, Allen, Waterford, ballast.. Aurora, Llewellyn, Barrow, iron ore.. John & Ann, Jones, Watchct.. Frances, Beain, Wexford, ba ...

... Marchioness of Westminster, the El-rl of Cardigan, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Major-General Sir Frederick Trencs, the Right Hon. Milner Gibson, ?? Major-Ge- neral Sir Andrew Barnard, John Wilsons Croker, Esq., Sir John M'Donald, ?? &c. The preliminary ...

... mounted Life Guardsman, armed cap-a-pie, might pass under the belly of the horse without touching it. Standing on the platform on a level with the stirrup of the mounted figure, a tall person could scarcely reach to the knees, and the arms, from the elbows to ...