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... 1641. Battle of Kilrauh—l6l2. Tra* Bills found against W S O’Brien. John Mitchell, and T. F. Meagher—• 1848. 18. Sal—Henry 11. left lielaod—ll72 tion of Itiali righte moved Mr Grattan in the Irish House of Commons and car- tied onai imooely.and Ireland’s ...
... modernly termed ? Well's Arch.' The Royal Arms,' in John-street, bore on its sign -board, in my memory, the date 1809, in which year it was opened by Patrick Magennis, who had for a long tome previously served John, Earl of Ormonde, as butler at Kilkenny ...
... 1848. 11. B. R.-nlh horn- 1695. Tenant Right Meeting in Clare- 1835. At Bully hay—lB4B. 12. Sat—Earlof Lord Depnly-1680. Tone armed at ie from Aiue rica—l7i>6. to pat down Catholic Committee— 1811. State trlaln d—lB44. First number of tin* United Irishman ...
... barony of Cooke: loft . Walter Cotrell, of Kent's, in the barony of tenlye, John Bertjn, in the barony of Derleje, Richard Ey!sward. in the barony of Doeth, Rowet, and Oargoo and John Koch Dacon (3) in the barony of Overk. Witness as above.—(Pat. 32, Edw. ...
... Sadlier, John Olhion, Right Hon. T. SchoUfield, William Milner Scully, Francie Gonld, Wyndham Simeon, John Grace, Oliver Dowel J Smith, J (Dunfermline Grattan, Smythe,Hon (Cant^rb G eene, J (Kilkenny) Somera, John P.trick Henry, Alexander Stuart Lord D (Maryleb ...
... in the arm in the Burmese war, arid be returned borne on sick leave; but his eagerness to serve his country induced him to volunteer for the East. Before his wounds were entirely cured, he has gone through the arduous defence of Kars with his arm in a sling ...
... GRAIIAM'S Ix COLD k Chambers, ' John Dalton-street. : Cie.- _ ARodIATIC WI IBITION - HONOURS Mums. SALTER PARIS 137 a re - Are prepared apponet Correspondeats THE . in Ireland, and invite applicationsfrons Patronised by Land Armes, Solieilors, Basler,. Her ...
... this fact, that this time they will have a lair and equal chance with their adversanes matter how they may armed or umlormed. It calculated that arms for hlty thousand meu will be in readiness to be delivered to the Fenian soldiers the Ist February, and ...
... marquisate becomes extinct ; hut thy isle of Esrl of Inchiquin devolves on Sir Lucius O'Brien, brother of Smith O'Brien. DEATH OF JOHN M'CLINTOCK, ESQ. The decease of the above venerable and universal; respected gentleman took place on the sth instant, a• hie ...
... useless discussion. Sir G. Grey spok? against the bill. Mr. wdegatv and Mr. Humptre supported the 11. Mr. 5. Pulmor, Mr. Grattan, and Lord Ashley, urged the withdrawal of the bill. Lotd Arundel and Surrey describrd the measure wholly unjustifird and ...
... MISCELLANEOUS, Henry Grattan, Esq., has contributed £4O towards the completion the Catholic Chapel at Viearatown. At sportsman’s dinner which lately took place in the French department of the Correze, fillets of fox fl sh were served, nod declared lo ...
... Thomas Grattan Esmond., Bart, M.P., left Kioptorrn for London to.day. WATER FAMINE IN ULSTER. Belfast, Friday. water famine is being severely telt in Ulster. Several mills bait recently bee■ stopped. ARREST FOR ALLEGED MURDER. Waterford. Friday. John Ryan ...