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... Drogheda. Dublin—John Edward Venables Vernon, Clontarf Castle, Clontarf. Dublin City—Tliomas Wilson, Temple-atreet. Fermanagh—John G. Irvine, Rockfield, Ennisklllen. Galway—Thomas A. Joyce, Raheen Park, Cranghwell. Galway Town—John Ireland, Eyre-square ...
... has been appointed to the command of the cavalry force to proceed to the Ea-i—the Karl of Cardigan commanding brigade under Lucan, w is a brother-in-law Lord Cardigan. The day of departure of Lord Raglan, the D-ike of Cambridge, and others of the Staff is ...
... belonging to one John Richards, of Cardigan ; found small drawer a memorandum book certificate of No. 69.551 : a register ticket. No. 3.389. a certificate of discharge ; and three letters —two from a brother, and from tus wide—addressed to Mr. John Williams, ...
... \o. 2,647—V0\. PRVCP, i KI4/£. BrA) ||» PRNCK. SUSPECTED CASE OP MURDER. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. Mr. John Parson* Cook, sporting gentleman, (prom tub mark-lavs express.) 28 years, residing at Lutterworth c **f* The setting in of severo frost ...
... Brady, Lee,, Snows, St George, Corbett, Harris, White, Rugland, Hay- den, Melson, Johns, Falls, Cobtley, Little, Hayden, Mayne, Meldon, Purcell, Bllis, Creed, St John, Clarke, Latouace, Cane, Henry Carey, Heyland, Legrand, Hillyard, Dodaell, Bayley, ...
... Kemmla, Joseph Pratt Tynte, Francis John Parnell, James Wall, Robert C. Wade, George Putland, Coots Alexander Carroll, John J. Byrne, Joseph Salkeld, Robert Chaloner, Michael Hudson, Wm. Owen, Richard Howard Brooke, Jones Arm. ' strong, and Arthur Wm. Guinnass ...
... rejection. Mr. Grattan Has the manliest manner challenged the Gorcrnment lawyers in the House of Commons to prore that the abolition of the Lord Lieutenancy, is not an illegal and unconstitutional proceeding. Was that challenge accepted? No. Sir John Jsrvis, ...
... daughter of Henry Grattan, Esq., may take and use the surname of Grattan in addition to aud before that of Bellew, and quarter the arms of Grattan with his family arms, in compliance with a proviso in the will of the Right Hon. James ...
... was mg John who slid it, but the a t ;;' arel among the rest, his teidolgent mistress is always wady to fieget and forgive, 5,01 to take him back again once as be Nu longer ago than Friday hot week. one of these im iciethoo s.edr, eveurreil. John heels ...
... 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 ...
... Ward —Edward Lawless, John Ryan. Merchant’s-quay Ward—Patrick Whelan, Edward D. Williams. Labor's-quay Ward—Cornelius Shannon. James Plunkett. Donnybrook Division—John H- A skins, John Fleming. Hath mines Division—John 0. Boasall, John H. ...
... Scully, of a daughter Sept. 24, the lady of John Lentaigne, Esq., of a son. Sept. 23, at Westbrook, Buncrans, the wile of J. H. Todd, Esq., ofa = MARRIAGES. Sept. 23, at Buccleuch-place, Edinburgh, Andrew Arm Esq., Dublin, to Marzaret, second daughter ...