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... fervent were the mattered curses of the rival patriots upon each other—Mr. John Rea enacted some dumb show, which we understood to be motion concerning chairman; and, after him, Mr. John M‘Veigh gesticulated to the same effect This piece of pantomime was then ...
... way, America C 6 David Frrgwoua, Glasgow C 7Wm. Smith, Anmriea C 8 Henry Hama, Fib, Saelfand C •Daniel Ortamoa, Johns Honor do. C 10Thomas Jackson Beaton C 11J0hn Ploroao, Now Tab C 12George Prince, da. C 15J0e. Sandora, Amoriss ...
... 1846. Prepared only, and sold wholesale and retail, by JOHN EVANS, Apothecary, 38, Richmond-street, Dsblin (late o: the firm of Bewley and Evans), in Bottles, at ls. and 2s. 6d each, also, by GRATTAN & CO., BELFAST; W. T. Jones Cork; Byfield & Co., Limericle; ...
... the process of scalping. Poor Hill has left a large family totally unpro- vided for. DEMAND FOR ARMS. The Limerick Chronicle says:— The sale of fire-arms has considerably increased in Limerick within the last month, and at every entrance to the city ...
... living at Loughorna, was shot dead. On the Bth, STEPHEN DOBBYN was fired at in the King's County and wounded—and JOHN GALWAY attacked by 30 armed men in the county of Cork. At Ballyequa, in Limerick, Messrs. DARCY and MEADE and three other gentlemen sleeping ...
... cf an earl; the earl was introduced by the Usher of the Black Rod, aud was atteuded by Sir Charles Young, the garter king at arms ; the Duke of Norfolk, as hereditary earl marshal; and Lord Willoughby De Eresby, as lord great chamberlain. The swearing in ...
... were sworn we noticed Mr. Hudson, Sir John Yarde Buller, Lord Robert Grosvenor, Mr. Wodehouse, Mr. Bankes, Sir J. Pakington, General Lygon, Mr. Tancred, Mr. Wilson Patten, Mr. Redhead Yorke, Mr. Dillon Browne, Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. Greene, Lord Euston ...
... Joseph Davies, clerk the Shrewsbury Street Act Commissioners. the Pith iu»t. at Mold, Flintshire, aged years, Ann, wile of Mr. John Snow Berriugtou. On the oth inst at Bootle land. Kirkdale, near Liverpool, aged 'l7. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. J. I.ightbourne ...
... Mr. ,Xl. Drip. ond,:Sir George Grey, Mr., John O'Connell, Sir ti'• njamin Hall, Mr. Maurice O'Connell, Mr. Meagher, Sir William Somerville; Mr. Augustus tafford, and Mr. F. O'Connor, after which Mr. H. _Grattan withdrew his amendment. — Mr. Herries proceeded ...
... keep the country. England was at sufficient to put down the crime that was committed in that peace at present, and he (Mr. Grattan) hoped it would long country—that is, if they commenced at the right end, by be so; but he was greatly afraid that in the ...
... i ?? PEBSIDBNT. .olone. Sir John Kenward Shaw, Hart., West Kent Regimeot. „ , ?? _, ▼ICK-l*BE«imT_. Colonel Hon. Rice Trevor, M.P., Royal Carmarthen Rtgiment. Colonel W. E. Powell, M.P., Lord Lieutenant, Royal Cardigan Regiment. Colonel Charles Grimston ...
... The Late Deplorable Accident in Hunting. —On the 16th instant, Thomas Evans, Esq., Coroner, held an inquest the body of Mr. John Ness Harvey, the young gentleman whose death whilst hunting, from his horse falling upon him, was described our last. The jury ...