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... barracks—secluded Lough Bray—C’harleville, the princely seat and demesne Powerscourt—Tinnebinch, the national endowment of Grattan—the Scalp, and many other enchanting scenes between, that refute the applicability of the Dean’s intended sarcasmat least ...
... fdeughter of the late Major Jamee Allen, »th Dragooor. e! « th. W.lli.M U10rt..,. e„.. b, .h. 8 Woo. Maher. C.C., John, aeeond a of John Murtagh. E*q , of Athlone, to Bridget Mary, aldeal daughter P. Joyce, E*q , of Drllogford. county of RUkeony DRATIII ...
... Of that the public c are the best judges. MN, letter to Mr. Grattan, so far back as October, 1847, noer ?? before tte pablio, was never intended by me for the public eye. It Was Mr. Grattan himself who read it aloud on the trial, an stlodfor what pupose ...
... their own strength, unaided by his mighty arm. LIONASKISA.—The Orangemen of this district celebrated the anniversary by marching to church, where a sermon was preached suitable to the occasion by the Rev. John Flanagan. The church was densely crowded, ...
... construction of intrenchments and sapa in the field, pootooning, Ac. LORD CARDIGAN AND THE ELEVENTH HUSSARS. [From tkf John Dull.') It is with no view to bear hard upon Lord Cardigan that we deem it our duty to place before the public the particulars of ...
... durance.—Sni/Hr/crj. LORD CARDIGAN AND THE ELEVENTH jW. A. MOORE, ESQ., AND LORD ANNESLEY’S STATE OF THE COUNTRY. HUSSARS. TENANTRY. | Desperate Attempt at Assassination.-o It is with no view to hear bard upon Lord Cardigan that j On Tuesday la. ...
... outgoing tenant. That the writer has a sufficiently landlord spirit is evinced by the summary powers with which he proposes to arm every landlord against any obnox- ious person whom in his superior will and good dis- pleasure he may think it well to deem ...
... brother °the,. Ensign St. John. When within about seven collet of Limerick, the gun, which was placed between his I. go, went of. and the contents of both barrels entered at the toner fold of the felt arm-pit, fracturing the arm hone fright- fully, and ...
... Duke of Leinster, John Jones. Esq: James M'Glashan, Esq; Richard Carmichael, Esq; John Wiillam Cole, Esq; M‘Farl.me, Esq; Captain Roberta, J Sinclair, Esq: Thomas Connolly, Esq; Captain Bruce, 74th Foot; Robert Barry, Esq; Henry Grattan, Esq; Captain Robertson ...
... Blakeney, Lord William Fitzgerald, Baron de Roebeck, Right Hon. James Grattan, Acheson Lisle, Esq., &c. Among the general company, we observed the fol- lowing :-Samuel M'Clean, junior, Esq. ; John WV. Na- pier, Esq., Doctor Shekleton, Edward Litton, Esq.; Li ...
... Esq.; Doctor Ferguson, Charles Colthurst, Esq.; Viscount Chabot, Sir Hopton Scott, K.C. ; John Bauks, M.D.; Sir Robert Newman, Bart.; Hans Irvin, Esq, M.D.; John Pitt Kennedy, Esq.; Captain Keane, K.N.; Reveread R. V. Dixon, Samucl M‘Clean, Esq. ; Andrew ...
... Mayas, Esq., bsiljgswley, to iso*, eldest daughter John Kennedy, Esq., Victoria Hons*. Armagh. Nov. It, in St. Mary’s Cbnrch. Dublin. Mr. Harpur Greene, merchant, Drogheda, to Maria, third daughter Mr. John Jackson, mar- Chsot. Carlow. Nov. 15. Tarlough Church ...