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... LORD CARDIGAN AID YRS LIGHT CAVALRY. This gallabt nobleman thus expressed his acknowledgments at the foal Mayor's banquet :— I am ' heir reminded of what recently occurred in the east and I feel certain that a late engagement in which I was an actor ...
... wife of niter Connallan. Req. of 4 Omightrr. At Kiltne.den4l . 44, the tidy of the Rev. John Bourke, of r ern. In Huhn., the wife of the Hew. W. H. Gen'lemon'. of Arm of a .I..ughter. At itoo:niok house, the wife of Joeoph Lynch. F.wi of a son. At Merriou•rfwae ...
... REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS •• PROTESTANT HALL AND TUB Thin' day being appointed far celebratlen of Her %I.jeatf. birth day. at an early hour the Cathedral belie chimed forth jayirua peals, and at none the troops in garriont, comprising Royal Aitillery ...
... Frederick hitzgerab I l, Duke of and not only thought largely bat acted in the tame leinster, of John Wright, and Pierce Alabony, of I spiiit. ll' we. arming the Brat landlords in Ireland Kildare street, Dublin, ou behalf a themselves and I who began that ...
... tree stood near the house of Tnineliinch. A frieud Grattan s, thinking it obstructed the view, recommended him to cut it ci .wn. Why so?” said Grattan, Because it stands in the way the house.” Grattan—“ oU mistake, it He house that stun Is the way of it ...
... subscribed, and with postscript, his reproachful but irreproachable letter to Fope John, the twenty second. At the time the confederation make sure, joined the guard Grattan, and scouted the excommunications the Bishops of the Pale. Even ’1)8, in Wexford ...
... THE LIMERICK REPORTER AND TIPPERARY VINDICATOR, TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 13, 1807. NENAQH QUARTER SESaSIONS-Fridat. John w. Patrick Kennedy. This was an action brought by plaintiff against dewml* ant, agent to James Carnegie, Esq.. It appeared from the ...
... under the arms of Williem. Prince of Orange, on his accesion to the English crown, was. * Non rapui, recepi.’ not steal it. hu I receive it). This beinc: shown to Dean Swift, he said with sarcastic smile, the receiver is had the hief! Lord Cardigan’s Exploration ...
... ikatonof the iUuatrioua Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, ■the Member lor Meath]. At that meeting Mr. KiCaai non, laming to Hr. Grattan, said Oh! yarn fa. I her pot fra* Wads his banner* ia 17*2.’’ What did the illaatrioas Grattan asraa by that ? At that dm* ...
... Robert Fag, MullMgar ; Arms , / Marcus Synnott, jun. Esq..‘ewtonhamilton ; C ar l ow , Clement Wolseley, Esq. TllllOl. ; Carrickfergus Town Wm K Ewq, Carrickfergus Clean, Sninuel Winter, Esq. Summerbill ; Clare, Edmund John Arm.; rong, Esq. Willowbank ...
... Amelia, *bier of the late Wm. Atkinson, Eery. Forguty, Longford. Bighorn Robert Grattan, son of Samuel Holt, Saltine Lodge, scanty Kildare, Esq. to Jane, daughter of John Harmon, of AjY? Bub so. George W. Allman, of Cork, to Miss Charlotte Fake*, of Liverpool ...
... the Pith day of February, IS.n3, and submitted to Dr. Long* field, the Commissioner this matter. JOHN F.YRF!, Esq , Solicitor. 82, Talbot street. Dublin. JOHN T SCANLAN. E«q. Solicitor, 30. College Gri«o, Dublin. FINAL NOTICE IKcrmaid, for Australia. There ...