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... proposing the health of the viot-chair- C,, the Mayor of Torrington, said, * Their gallant guest 5 t placed in the position ?? Cardigan, who, it was Was °S -t 40 owhen for the present position he held in the saw' ba i) r ho s is he met his friends at Leeds ...
... HE MISMANAGEMENT IN THE CRIMEA-SIB I JOHN W'IEILL'8 REPORT. . (Floasts Tiaewof Monday.) The report of Sir John WitNei and Coonal TD]IOch has dissipated for ever all doubts and ?? questions an to the guilt and responsibility for :that awful tragedy which ...
... -Dublin, Wednesday. , DEAR SlIt-Will you be kind enough to give insertion in your next paper to the enclosed protest against John Rey nolds's presumptuous interference i l the concerns of the Meath constituency, as evidenced in lis speech at tae Music Ball ...
... d bridge; Joseph Murphy, E~q, Lurgan; John Lockhart, Esq, Lurgan; William Macoun, Esq. Lurgan; John M'Kittrick, Esq, Newtownards; John Taylor, Esq. Newtownards ; Bernard Meenan, Esq. James M'Cullough, E-q, John M'Laugh!in, Esq, Louis Delauney, Esq. Edward ...
... l, Robert Lalor, Thomas Price, Edward Lalor, ch Daniel Carey, John Russell, John Fitzgerald, Paul Kehoe, :a Jvhn Byrne John Comerford, Thomas Hughes, Thomas lea Tynan, Joseph Meagher, John Meagher, Win Fitzgerald, in Christopher Mulhall, Wm Caulfield ...
... longer the son of the Grattan of '82, but as he said himself, his illegitimate offspring (cheers)-net one of the Grattans f of '82, but a new stock of Grattans, Grattan the souper (hear), Grattan the coercer (hear, hear), ...
... is pledged to support you the in preference to Mr. Grattan, fully accords with the convic- ?? tion impressed on me by my intercourse with the Catholic ;ht clergy and laity of the county. Of Mr. Grattan I have I ever spoken with respect and esteem; nor ...
... to them upon a Y day next ?? The board now consists of General Sir John Wocdfotd, Lord: Beauchamp, General BotnD Sir John'Bell, Geusrl Jonatha .Peel, ?? General Knolly, and Sir'John Berkeley. The inquiry wilt be conducted il , the ?? ?? pf Chels Elospital ...
... Cid, which left Barcelona on the 23rd,has ar- rived. The Government troops occupy the principal positions, and retmain under arms. The city is tran- quil, and the shops open. The killed and wounded on both sides are estimated at 1,Q00. Figueras is quiet ...
... RUSSELL, Captain George Vandeleur, of Ashburne House, was on Tuesday sworn in a magistrate of the county Limerick. Captain John Scully, of Shanballard, Clonmel, has been appointed resident magistrate. The vacancy was caused by the death of William Ryan ...
... the last, by eight, viz.- Barron, Sir W. | Higgins, G. 0. Blake, M. J. i Magan, W. H. Corbally, Nugent, Sir P. Greene, John O'Brien, John. Of these four voted with ministers on the last occasion, viz., Blake, Greene, Higgins, and Magan. Their adhesion to ...
... Hunter, Ballyforlea, 2nd prize, Mr. Henry John M'Conkey, Muff. 3rd prize, Mr. Robert Smyth, Tamnadoey. 4th prize, Mr. John Staunton, Ballyforlea. 6th prize, Mr. John Dunbar, Littlebridge. Gth prize, Mr. John M'Kee, Tallybuoy. 7th prize, Mr. Wm. Davison ...