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... Dr. Ryan, R.G. Bishop; William Monsell, E.-q., M.P.; Thomas Browne, Esq. ; Alderman Geary; Kev. John Limes, Vicar St. John’s; Edward S. Beveridge, Esq ; John Fogarty, Esq., and Joseph Harrison, Esq. A piece woollen plaid trousering was exhibited by Mr. ...
... MR. SCULLY AND MR. GRATTAN. M.P. Mr. Grattan has sent us the following letter with request that we should publish it in reply some remarks made by that gentleman in CoueiUatioii Hall ou last Monday. Sir—ln speech of yours reported in the Freeman this ...
... legislation for that part of the united kingdom. I am amazed that Protestants should uphold that church. Protestantism has come armed with all sorts of terrors and everything that makes it repulsive and horrible to the people of Ireland ; and, therefore, whether ...
... Ensign, without purchase, vice Stokes, promoted; Jan. 11. —Lieutenant William John Dorehill, from 3d Footk be Captain, without purchase Jan. 11. Staff—Staff Assistant Surgeon John Trench to be Staff Surgeon of the Second Class, vice Webster, appointed to ...
... days and the latter 7 days imprisonmeut ; Andrew O'Neill, having unregistered arms in his poesesionpostptineil. Informations were ordered against Thos. Madden, John Ryan, and John WMalion for deserting tho Workhouse; Elias Cosgrave, obstructing the public ...
... with altewt trembling interest. We are ignorant of what the Government is about to do—of what Lord John lessen will undertake. (Rear, bear.) Lord John Ruacell has been praised for his courage and sagaty. He has an opportunity of doing more for that country ...
... referred to.—Banner of Ulster. Ma. GRATTAN, ALP.—The honourable member foe Meath has published a letter io reply to the statements made by Mr. Scully, at the meeting of the Repeal Association, on Moniay last. Mr. Grattan says:--“ You state I supported the ...
... commenced, sod, alter lie had got a start of about six yards, his lordship followed, and ran in a scientific manner, keeping his arms well up and his elbows close to his side. It is eviileet that ' his lordship is better acquainted with the theory than lie ...
... opening of parliament with intense, with most trembling in- We are ignorant of what the government to do—of what Lord John Russell will lewd John Russell has been praised dis- Z t7 ;irtu l es w • ill tbe a y are very duet of those qualities which pie stake a ...
... Office. 1,7--ij,ooo'. - • rnE-ii)F>T. The Riffht Honourable Earl GREY. niRBCTons. Pichard D. King, Bart., Chairman. , ?? .John Williams. Deputy Chairman. , ; „,1. r Esq. William Ostlei, Ksq. Henry B. \ , u ,. ( , 1 ; i ,i. Esq. George Round, Esq. James ...
... well-beloved Sir John Peter and James Courthope I>4ollo. Eaquire. the sum of Twenty Thousand Pounds, to awarded Prizes and Medals aforesaid; and have appointed Our trusty and well-beloved Arthur Kelt Harclav. Kvtnlrc, William Cotton. Sir John William Lubbock ...
... possibility, lead momentary interruption of the present mutual concosaions.—Liverpool Mail. Cardigan Life-bo at.—During the late heavy gales and storms which prevailed Cardigan Bay and this coast, some experiments were made a crew selected for purpose, in order ...