... then of Grattan atreet, afterward* of Holla* atraei, and of Lombard atreet, and late of Dorset street, teacher of the French Ungug*. Patrick Redmond, late of Templeahannoo, near Eoaiaaorthj, county Wexford, lima baner. mmoa to ncaao jaaoaar t. John Orimea ...

... JAMES. Darnley—De L’Orme—Philip Angus- tinoing at the expiration of the term, without being re- tos—Henry Masterton—The Man at Arms. Neatly qnired to furnish evidence of the then state of health of the bound with Engraving*, each Work in one volume, price ...

... Continent. The Earl and Countess of Listowel and Miss Wyndham left London on Monday, for Crowe Han. Norfolk. The Earl of Cardigan has left London for Brightoe. The noble earl has b.en recently loins • party helnnelne to the Illb !or pheasant shooting ...

... breeze sprang up.”—Per/A Courier. *irb Arms.— Mullingar, Nov. 27.—The s.ale of arms become a general trade through most of the provincial towns the country. Formerly there was but one licensed house for the sate of Hre arms this town, and from the limited number ...

... and the Iron Safe and Fire Engine at Four. JOHN LITTLEDALE, Auctioneer, 9 Upper Ormond quay. GRATTAN -STREET, (off Lower Mount-street.) WF. BENTLEY and SON will Sell Auction, on the Premises, No. 3 GRATTAN-STREET, on MONDAY, December the 21st, the entire ...

... world, the history of Ireland would begin to date from the day when those armed myriads were landed on their coast (cheers). I remember, too, who cried out loudest then ; it was Mr. John O’Counnell (disapprobation). Sorry should I be—and let me offer this ...

... Dr. Murray. It gives to an association a tone of sectarianism; and mark how it has been carried out in the Association, when John O’Connell(hissing)—commences to takennderhis special patronage the colleges act, and all other matters pertaining to the Catholic ...

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... masons’ Hall, DAME STREET, Dublin, TEESPAY, the 2t*th December, 1846, half-past Four o'Clockyro celebrate the Festival of St. John, according to anuityf custom. The Ltxlge will adjourn to refreshment at ©’Clock precisely. order Jhat suitable accommodation ...

... include, ' in addition to Miss Brooke, Doctor Dromroond, Smart Ferguson, J. C. !Mangan, F. Furlong, H. Grattan ' Curran, Edward Walsh, J. Walton, and John A uster. A few specimens will skew that we do not go too far in affording to the poems our hearty c ...

... men of all parties, giving their support to the scheme—from Mr. Henry Grattan, the Dean of Ardagb, Major Edgeworth, Mr. Frederick Jessop, Sir Percy Nugent, Mr. Willoughby Bond, Mr. John Dopping, and numerous others, which showed that all party feeling gave ...

... morning in the private chapel of tho Castle. The Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenay officiated. The Hon. Colonel Anson and Sir John Burgoyne had a interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Saturday, at his official residence in Downing-street Mr ...