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... JOHN BANIM AND HIS CHILD. We find the following poetic pieces in the biography of John Banim, the last number of the Irish Quarterly Review. The writer introduces them in these words Amongst his poetic pieces written this period are two little poems suggested ...
... threw Sir George with great force on bis right arm. We say, that on being lifted fromthe ground, it was found that the Right Hon, Baronet had sustained a serions in- jury by brenking the bone of his right arm, just above the wrist The Right Honourable Baronet ...
... Hegarty an ...
... destroyed, and her territory has been occupied by the invading allies. It was not by force of arms that she made herself what she is, and by relying on force of arms she would soon unmake herself. Her success has been through other instruments than the sword ...
... building bae been rtpawd with wood bssed on solid concrete foundation. regard to the interior the building, nolbe that Mr. John Thomas has eompletsd bit statues or the Kings and Queens of Juigiand, which have been placet! In various niches round the Central ...
... material interests of bis view to the ad’ native country, as, for Instance, on the grand jury and distillation laws, and his Arm and independent stand against the imposition of the stamp duties; while any attempt to asperse the national character of the ...
... Barry, John Daly, (North- John Desmond, 01 Main-street) 5 Thomas Cahill, 1 John W. Fitagerald (Bos- ]P. Dcvereaux, 5 netstown), Dan. Haly, Michael Collins, 1 Mrs. Horan, 5 M. D. Daly, OJ. M-Donnell, John Parker ...
... ARMY. TLe total strength of the British land forces in the vicinity of Sebastopol at present is 53.000 men of all ranks and arms. Between this time and the first week in March troops composing the reserve at Malta will be forwarded to the Crimea, their ...
... the liberal and enlightened Protestants the other provinces. Orangism, too, must be encountered and put down by the strong arm of the law, impartially administered. What does Mr. Underwood say on ttiis subject ? Does he approve or disapprove of the doings ...
... Handeok, St John Butler, Samuel Crichton. Carew, Mapemorsecees—Brown, Blanch Fitz- gerald, Elizabeth Monck, De Ros, Mary Netterville, Anne Notterville, Preston, Reilly, Lawless, White, Tombe, Tighe (presented), Turner. Sins—John Power, Bart; John Kingsmill ...
... Guards; B W Richardson, Georgs, Right Honobables— W I Tighe, John Hatcbell, John p. j Qobbin George, 60th Rifles; Thomas John Whits, Wilson Fitzpatrick, Lieutenant of the Queen s County ; J Hcmans, John Blackburne, Adam Forster, Wm French, Napier, Judge of the ...
... detachments ot the Ist, Bta,3oth, :idd, 49th, 60th, 68ih, and 82d, under Captain r ;:.sgeralJ, for Malta. Major-General Lord Cardigan’s friends in ’he west riding of Yorkshire have purchased ; r. magnificent sabre for presentation to that . Twelve sergeants ...