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... Biigade, to Colonel Steril: ‘ First Class, £30—John Moore Hall (disquali- The followmg have left Kingstown for Coldstream Guards, the handles fied by standing): John W. Wolle. laed Ke: al Mail Steamere:—Sir John aad of the Bry; As oa the occasion of the Secoud ...
... gallant spirit evinced by young Grattan, and the fact that the same almost rash contempt for danger was one of his leading characteristics. In that day, in Ireland, fought merely to oblige his neighbour. In we find Grattan’s name entered upon the books ...
... GRATTAN. AND ITS 3 LESSON IN IRISH HISTORY. JOHN DOYLE of a-conntry is made up ofthe of its great and remarkable men ; p frequently repeats itself in the the stady of the records of the ssons to be learnt from that-.study, eat importance aa guide-lines ...
... MR. SCUf.LY AND MU. GRATTAN, M.P, Mr. Gr»lt«n trot u« (Fretman'a Jvurnnl) ih» following Uttrr, with rpquaat that publith it in rrpljr lo *oin» rnnatka mad* with rrgini to that gentleman in Conciliation Hallonlait Mond.j •* 84, StephenVgreen, Bth January ...
... ROBBERY OF ARMS IN BELFAST. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THIS DAY.) On Wednesday night, or yesterday morning, the esta- blishment of Mr John Neill, gunmaker, High-street, was feloniously entered, and firearms of different descriptions stolen. It appears ...
... PvOBBERY OF ARMS IN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whio of Friday.) On Wednesday night, or yesterday morning, the establishment of Mr. John Neill, gumnaker, High-street, was entered, and firearms of different descriptions stolen. It appears that tho shop ...
... ARMED RUFFIANISM. TILE murder of young Leary, a farmer's son, neer Castleisland, at the hands of an emergencyman on Wednesday evening, ought to be a warning to magistrates how they should arm the lowest class cf ruffians to be found in this country, to ...
... MR. CARDIGAN AND MR BLAKE, M.P. Mr. Caf'g-iu has a letter, of which the follow, i* ropy, to Mr. John Power, uncle to Mr. Blake, and it remains unanswered, the public will draw their own conclusions the value to be attached to Mr. Power’s statements • ...
... THE ARM Y. Lieutenant-General Rnrrell. C.8., Colonel 3Dth Regiment of Foot, died at Alnwick at the advanced age of 76. on Tuesday the 4th inst. Royal Artillery. —Sixty men, gunners and drivers, of the R H. Artillery, for the purpose of augmentation, arrived ...
... ve from | > eo “ig at ee ae |. troop-ahip Crocodile hae just sailed Branswi \ MS | oF THE LATE MR. FRE D. GRATTAN GUINNESS, ning. The remains of this lamented young | were removed this morning from 70, St. | 10 Con- fas in Meant Jaro: sor Olo- tery. The ...
... BIRTH! On Sno the wife of Henry Hitch- mough, of a daug! On the 11th ‘iat a 26, Grattan's-hill, the Mr; Wm. May 6, at 2, Stephen’ 's-green, the wife of Mr. Sergeant Arm- strong, of a son May 1, at at 5, Grosvenor-place, London, Mrs. Charles William Stoughton ...
... Grome, Joseph Philip Daly. George Davis. John T. Egan, James Evans, O'ConnoE Henchy. John J. Lopdell, O'Connor Martin. (One Vacmit). Ensigns— Patrick O'Connor, M. Browne, Thomas Woods, Heim - fetirwan, John D. Devereux. Ann jt —Vacant. Pay mas per —Seymour ...