... extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will In 1807, devising the land to Lord Doneraile and Richard Aldworth in trust for the use of his eldest son, John, for life, with remainder in tail ...

... stages through which the question had to pass—right in the endeavour frustrated by Pitt and the ascendency men to work the Grattan Parliament; right in his opposition to the union when It was shamelessly forced on Ireland; right in saying by the sleuth ...

... Pallor, and that by en accident on board ship his right arm bad been shattered to pieces. He had been landed, be said, at Cardiff, and then sent to Bt. Bartholomew's Hosp i ta l , London, where his arm . . . . was amputated at the shOulderloint, the primary ...

... having e friendly meeting relating to his wifis dealt. is nota• worthy. _ _ Tlig first meeting of the creditors of John Herd and William John Mullins, corn merchants, of Liverpool, who are at present undergoing sentenoes of impri.mintent for frauds on the ...

... prices asked ; English ewes, 94d. per lb. ; English wethers, 9d. per lb. ; breeding ewes, 90. ; Radnor stock ewes, 10d. ; fat Cardigan wethers, 9d. ; South-downs and Shropshire downs, NA. to 10d. ; pigs (porkers), 12s. per score ; fat pigs, 10s. per score ...

... im Tanner's Arms at unlawful reply to Witness said that when he went imto the house he only the father there ; he could not say whether the yard in which be sw the young men wo Mr. Walker.—Mr. eaid be would prove that the to the Tammer’s Arms to obtain ...

... otstool, &c. STLIRC.ASE AND LANDS a.—Arm Chair in mahogany, Panelled Oak Chest, Cheffonier iu rosewood, Small Round Table, Hall Table, 2 Stuffed Birds, Door Mats, Sc. BOEMOUL—CoaI Vase and Scoop ; Folding, Eisy, Arm, and Fancy Chairs ; Left-hand Couch ...

... our chance’ and then he suggested, 1 think to what be Hie Lerd My cold and u in front of sorved in | rising before was Lord Cardigan, our chief, who was just in front of WILLS AND BEQUESTS. ue, that “ we ought to follow up the success sod com- By his will ...

... the Irish Republican Brotherhood, to take up arms when reouired. and to be obedient to my superior on:cer. I met the two Morahan' on the Tuesday following. John Hanrahan told me himself Pat Loughrey, John Harte, Pat I.PNamara, Janie* O'Grady (identified' ...

... midg. (l2 yards); 2nd D. FL Davies , Cardigan, (4 yars), F i nal heat f2O yards open hardleap J. Parker / fed, E heat 200 yards open dab raw handicap: let, A. ; 2nd, J. Parker.—Omg mile open fl race (handicap), Ist, John Thomas, Orumlin. (reenired 203 yards) ...

... street, ham Mra tr Progmore-street, bot gin Mr Prosser. Inn, aart rum Mr Price, Cant: bot whi e Mr ¢ ers Arms, bos whiskey Mr Phillips, Bu rs Arms, bot port Mr Price, Draper annel shirt Phillies, ith VB. 8.W.B., carved Japan ahoulder mutton ese bracket ...

... ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INMTUTION. ♦ cleating of this leatit,tion has been held at Its hem. John-street, Ade'phi His Grace the Doke of Northumberland. P.C., Pt esident of the Inseitut , n, la the chair. There were also present Mr. Edward Birkbeck, M.P ...