Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... stile ? Mr Daunt, by our patrivtic mily patriotisu is an old hereditary seoms tedious as Pan, France, My peas Me send on Grattan Statue, which, I rejuice t have this evening erected inv ‘The proceedings ddiug-ring, nawe of our illustrious, our immortal ...
... are the Estate of wil James Denis Coghlan, As- Ist day LUNDON and on home- signee of John Priarose, SeLL By Owner otthe Treland Exparte, Catherine (: flan and Jo- ARMS Nleerage, Os. Gd. seph unbar, ot Kut. Gas RPOOL. Tuchim UESDAY are situate the demesne ...
... DEATH OF THE REV JOHN M. STAPLES. We have to announce, with sincere sorrow, the death of the Rev. John Molesworth Staples, Rector Moville, on the 4th instant, at the advanced age of 82. He was one of the few survivors of the good old school of Charle ...
... ROBHF.RY OF ARMS IX BET.FA ST. On night, the estahlisinn Mr. Jolin Neill, gnnmaker. High-street, was feloniously entered, and fire-arms of different descriptions stolen. Tt appears that shop was shut and properly secured at seven o’clock on Wednesday ...
... rather wooley and about winters, and proved the trespass of two cows on poor Kate’s cabbage plants. Fined 2s. 60.. John Casey v. Eliza Breen. John deposed on the night of November Bth, Mrs. Breen came to ray door abusing me and calling me names. Now, Johnny ...
... WALKING 8UITS, in WARM TWEEDS, MELTON and WITNEYS. ell Sines in every Price and Variety. ome ti ARM UNDER CLOTHING, in UNDER VESTS, DRAWERS, WOO The CARDIGAN KNITTED OUTSIDE VEST, with Sleeves WATERPROOF GARMENTS, ! INDIARUBBER OVERCOATS, INDIARUBBER LEGGINGS ...
... rs are- J opiUane, M‘Donnell, DonneUy. T J O’Cormor. The following were Messrs John O Leary, D. TVT‘Dr«rnpll T O’Oomior, F. Lonnelly, John Healy, J. D. Clifford, and John Donor * L^ ie were selected by the Kiilarney Kttnchof the Irish National League ...
... been appointed to the command of the cavalry force to proceed to the Eastthe Earl of Cardigan commanding a brigade under Lord Lucan, who is a brother-in-law of Lord Cardigan. The day of departure of Lord Raglan, the Duke of Cambridge, and other of the staff ...
... 119|; cotton steady ; mid* dling uplands, 82c. ; breadstuffs advancing. New York, Dec. 18 (Afternoon) —[By Telegraph to St. John’s]. —The Chesapeake was taken to Halifax for judicial decision. The British anthoiitlee ordered the ! arrest of the pirates ...
... this time a layma: 1, Grattan—was the idol gham m the and acknowledged lcader of the Roman Catholic nday ritish people, or rather the leader of the whole Liberal e pot party, of which they were the most numerous seg. more tion. Grattan was succeeded by a ...
... heard much of the 1':, - !lament of Grattan before the Union, .4 how prosperous Ireland would be under a Blinder Government, and what a grand thing it would be to have a Parliament in College G , een. Yet, during Grattan's Parliament, the most fill ch war ...
... that the Emperor of Russia will maintain the occupation of the Principalities by force of arms, and that the Emperor of Austiia will, if nectssary, by force of arms, expel him. The Moniletir of Monday inoining confirms the news of the affair at Giurgevo ...