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... Bishop of Cashel, is only brother of the late Lord. SIR JOHN COLMAN RASHLEIGH, BART. This lamented gentleman died on the 4th inst., in the 75th year of his age. He was the eldest son of the late John Rashleigh, Esq., of Penquite, Cornwall, first Commissioner ...
... Talloeh Castle, from do.; PriKllla,from Philadelphia: Hendrick Hudson,from New York ; Montreal, from do.; Commodore, from 81 John's, N. 8.; A cadis, from Cape Breton ; Canutiren. from ; Itelsna, from do, : Maty Braike, from Montreal; Monria,from Alexandria; ...
... Herefordshire Bowmen 1 took place on Tuesday week, the 3rd instant, at Hampton Court, the magnificent and splendid mansion of John Arkwright, Esq. The house, gardens, pleasure-grounds, and delightful scenery, were tbe admiration of all who bad the good fortune ...
... of Rose H ill. near Bideford. Devonshire. John Philpot, jun. Rsq. of :Southampton hew, Blooms • holy, to Elisabeth. daughter of the late Captain John Gold, of the Brunswick Hower,. At Knightsbridge. the Rev. John Laurence Prior, Vicar of Malden, to Emma ...
... CARDIGANSHIRE ELECTION. On Wednmiday !sat Use election of • member of Parliament for the County of Cardigan took plater at the Store Hall, Cardigan. Colonel Powell who looked remarkably well was sitended by many of t:m most wealthy and indoential inhabitants ...
... —t this case also the prem.. was dise.arg• d. Ceara. John-street, and Bennet. said he ! o ther, the of a vetittil.nvii,:— were brought up no of being pith the rolthery of Ell from the ;revolt of John Smith, of Shelly. It appeared that the prosecutor stetted ...
... BY AUCTION, BY SAMUEL DRY, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, August 18, 1847, the Premises of Mr. EDWARD TODD, situate the WA I'CHMAKERS* ARMS, SPON-STREET, Coventry. Particulars are given in Catalogues, and may be had the place of Sale, or the Auctjonbkr. Sale to commence ...
... , .2. 1 .4 y— NI a r.ha Grattan and Co., • 4.Alicer, Clarke and Co, M'Ewen, Omqh—Thomp' Dun gannon—ACKinlay, Co. ' Rma yhan--Brigha rn , ra- Ramelton— An 4 by all respectable Cherpiski Mrdlcinrs throughout IrelaralL ANn , Arms tor Ireland and Scotland ...
... Borough—Col. itawdon. Bandou—Lord Bernard. Cork City—D, Callaghan and A thy. arlow Borough—John Sadlier. (.’anickfcrgus—Captain W. S. Cotton Cashel—T. O’Brien. Coleraine—John Boyd. Ihiblin City—-E. Grogan andl. Reynolds Drogheda—Sir William Somerville. Dunda ...
... clergymen, txnessive their confidence in Mr. John O'Conneii ai their future leader. Mr. John O'C'onneil read his reply, in the course of which he declared himself ready to sacrifice life itself the glorious cause. Mr. John Reynolds, the new and unexpected M.P ...
... Borough —Mr. Sadlier, (Whig.) I Downpatrick —Mr. R. Ker, (Conservative.) Enms —Mr. O'Gorman Mahon. (Repealer.) Kilkenny City —Mr. John O'Connell, (Repealer.) Mallow— Sir I). Norrers, (Whig.) Sligo Borough —Mr. J. P. Somers. (Repealer.) Tralee —Mr. Maurice O'Connell ...
... potion's. M. Drouglr. Fete. proposed John Wilton Fitz. petrick, Fern, a candidate for their eonfidence, would not detain them he any lengthened obeervatione,a Pe was rot aware that thin Loser would have been cons freed arm him. until within the het few hours; ...