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... UNION, Ctinektir.tr oi ihe following Artiste* MISS FENVKLL, MISS K. CRUISE, MR. HEMBLEY, MR. TOPHAM. MU. PARLE, AND MR. T. GRATTAN KELLY, Beer Hi-.noiuice that the FIRST of their THREE GRAND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS will take place in the ANTIENT CONCERT ROOMS ...
... nett (locorporated A.D, 1720, by Charter of G John Chambers, J P, Dame-street B. Grattan Guinness, Esq, Stephea’s-green CORBET and ARMSTRONG, TREET, Codd, J P, Fleet-street No. 5, COLLEGE-GREEN, OF John Gray, J P, TC, Freeman's Journal Kaox, TC, Jrish ...
... Maher Maher Mansfield Murphy Meldon Fottrell Gernon William Geraon Grattan M‘Evoy M'Dermott John M'Dermoit Luke M'Donnell M-Dcanc’.' M'Kenna Norton O'Beime O'Brien O’Kelly . ...
... rilE gKIN v PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFIED. BEETHAM’S ROYAL DETERGENT BALM stands unrivalled for imparting to the Neck, Hands, and Arms a ness and delicacy unaccomplished by any other means. induces a healthy action of the Skin, and the sallow or yellow hue of ...
... England, by reason of the serfdom of the Farmers, should in Ireland prove the strongest arm of the Opposition. It is cruel thing, doubt, and a strange, that John Ball should beat Mr. Bonburt in Carlow, and that Mr. Pollard Urqdhart should thrash Richard ...
... and Adams ; Jackson, 9, Westland-row; and Co.; at the Medical Hall, 54, Lower Sackvilleetreet; and Ferrier. Pollock and Co. Grattan and Co. Cork— Pigott, Perfumer, Marlborough-street. Limerick— Haines and Go. Chemists and Perfumers will procure them, repaired ...
... hide, the Doke of Leioster, Chief Justice Blackburn count Monck, Colonel La Touche, Sir Thomas Red of as- Right Hon. James Grattan, and various others. fabric The exhibition is this year of a very encouraging | ter, all the produce sent in being of an excellent ...
... Grafton-street; Messrs. Brown and Nolan, 21, Nassau-street; Mr. P. J. Bermingham, 2, Westlaud-row; Miss Nolan, 3, Westland-row; Mr. John Donegan, 32, Dame-street ; Mr. James Duffy, 7, Welliogton-quay Messrs. Richardson and Son, 9, Capel-street ; Mr. Joseph Berry ...
... slaughter of John Sallivan—15 with bour. Francis Bennett, manslaughter of John of pro 7 months, with hard laboor, Mary fo lay at cide of Mary Howes—12 months, and to be iul love employment suited to her sex. John Col to mouths ; Jeremiah Jordan and John Callan ...
... Taurane; John Nolan Ferrall, Esq , Logboy. Meath : lion. Hercules Langford Rowley, Summerhill ; Sir John Dillon, Bart., Lismullen; Samuel Garnett, Esq., Arch : Sir T. B. Leonard, Bart., Bell-lluas, Essex Hubert P. Kernan, Esq., Carrickmacross; John Leslie ...
... Robert M'Donnell, Scullen Reid, Scots Greys ; Lyons, John Morgan Tuffuell, J Kilgariff, John Wallace, Assistant Surgeon, regt,; Benjamin F M'Donnell, Meldon, Ryan, Roberts, 9th Brigade, RA; Grattan Guinness, Surgeon, County Dublin Militia; Cron>yn, Coulter ...
... appeared to have been 'lhe Marquis of Exeter and the Earl and Countess of Derby struck on the eye with some missile. also examined John and Lady Emma Stanley also have left the Castle. > Mahon, 48 B. He was suffering from contused wound in- DEPABTUBE OF THE COUBT ...