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... From MSS. now first published from the Originals in possession of the Family, and materials for his Life left by the Admiral. John Barrow, Esq., F.R.S. In 3 vols., past Bvo., ERNEST SINULEION.JBy of (Dr. Hookwoll. In Bvo, with G. Mcasom, 15s. HISTORY OF ...
... ryad, Hansen,T & 3 BrocklebankP 4berr yron—A odes, J Frith .. Cg Carnirvon—Mayflower, 'ones, J It Owen Cardigan—Hopewell, Davies, I J Day Cork—John, Berriman, J Martin Cork—Nimrod, Griffiths. J Barnes & Sou 0 Drogheda—Mary Frances, Heany, Strong & co ...
... of Fire-Abms.—The arms of tiie peasantry, from this part of the country, are going in boat loads to the county so that wheu required, ttors may get them back imps dia ,». OnKe'%A|y, the Dec, two fel- Ijws, armed with a gun tho Rev. John Exshaw's stewarcT ...
... SMITH, G.C.B. From MSS. now first published from the-Originalsiin possession of the Family, and materials for bis Life left jhe John Barrow, Esq., F.R.S. X * In 3 vols. ERNEST SINGLETON. of ,. . H ookwell. ready. nr. 15s. A^i .? V • COURT AND CHANCERY; the ...
... their trial for the homicide. Banner of Ulster. Violation of the Arms' Act.—At the last quarter sessions of Nenagh, William Harrington and Michael Connell were convicted of having arms in their possession contrary to the provisions of the coercion act ...
... Whole. Fanugl . Niekole & Leers ..Q Sfobitt —Dublin, Scholfiei J Browner Brown V New Oreasts—:'alem. von, C B .Veto York—Blake, Arm- J St WRobinsonW New York—J. Z , Porter, .! T Crook Oporto—Orion Evans. T of Coghill & co 0 Pernambuco--Laura, Daniunll , M'Tear ...
... tho bench was, that tb* wall should bo lor oiled, MORB CONCILIATION.** Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P , has directed his solicitor to apply for criminal information against Mr. John Rey- M. P., for tha words attributed to tbe latter, in speech delivered in Con ...
... captain in Cardigan's regiment. One fine morning, a short while ago, he was late for stables, and being orderly officer, went to the colonel and reported himself accordingly, saying he had unfortunately overslept himself, whereupon Cardigan at once placed ...
... Softley, Cram & c 0. Cg Cardigan—Ruth, Bowen, J J Day.. Corgi—Mary Jones, Bowen, J Day •W Cork—Susan, Gal ratt, Strong & Reid .G Dartmo' Tei..nmo' & Torquay—Wm Blake, Cram & co 0 Dubein—Molly & Arm, Hodge, Beedle &co P Dustin—H arvest ...
... inj» Justice of the Queen's Bench in the room of the Injustice Burton. The Right th ° K a, A\ fforn as attorney-general, and John Hatchell, Esq> t>. C, was sworn in as solicitor-genera The above gentlemen took the oaths, ChanCeU ° r ' athishoUS6 ' U ♦ t ...
... better if it bad been ten times stronger —Mr. Agliouby supported the measure, and it waa hotly by Mr. H. Grattan. Mr. Reynolds, and others. —Lord John Bussell vindicated tbe provisions of bill, and defended the Government from some calumnious charges made ...
... nil ulna may it q liio,— t Jmrncf. or Pauattaa or Manation.—A cue war tried the Cardigan aariaee, on Tburaday, in which Miar Maty 8 lundera, daughter of the lata iter. John Church of ele'gyman, aued the Rer. Percy pjc«be Harm, Rector of Corby, and the ...