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... as man remain, Si 7 ir, your obedient servant, | t of the Merchistoun, 1 without LORD CARDIGAN AND MR. BUC! ely not jae and Tar following letter to Lord Cardigan appe Majesty Times Hartland Abbey, Oct. o tears “My Lonp,—My letter of the 20th was ix he ...
... JOHN O'CONNELL. Jom O’Covneix ia provided for at laat: not the people of Ireland, bat, alaa, by their enemiea. It ia a thought, melanc'ioly reflection that the aon of gnat man, the emancipator of onr altara, the giant in atatura and in intellect, who ...
... TAKING ARMS. In late number referred to an armed party visiting certain houses in the neighbourhood of Castlcplanket taking arras, and illtreating tho inmates. We have now to mention that owing to private information received by the police, thirteen men ...
... proposing the health of the viot-chair- C,, the Mayor of Torrington, said, * Their gallant guest 5 t placed in the position ?? Cardigan, who, it was Was °S -t 40 owhen for the present position he held in the saw' ba i) r ho s is he met his friends at Leeds ...
... between Lord Cardigan and myself such an extent to paralyse the service ; it was true to say that there were such differences ; believe that th wore differences between me and lx>rd Cardigan after the letter alluded to ; Lord Cardigan my brother-in-law ...
... Perfumers, &c. John Wells S, Co., 210, Begent-st. London, AXMINSTtIC Aubusson, Velvet, Brussels, and Tapestry Carpets, Splendid Silk Brocades- Damask and Chintzes, at moderate prices. Patterns, Designs, and Prices Gratis by Post. JOHN HOLTON’S DISCOVERED ...
... HE MISMANAGEMENT IN THE CRIMEA-SIB I JOHN W'IEILL'8 REPORT. . (Floasts Tiaewof Monday.) The report of Sir John WitNei and Coonal TD]IOch has dissipated for ever all doubts and ?? questions an to the guilt and responsibility for :that awful tragedy which ...
... right arm swathed and siting in a handkerchief from round his neck. He pats with his left hand the epaulette of Bomba, who, in the shape of monkey, rests like child on the inside of his big brother's left leg. The monkey holds in his folded arms a cat ...
... Families supplied in Casks of Fire Oallons end upward.. DUNGANNON. Mr. GRATTAN, Dertht, WILL VISIT DUNGANNON, PROFESSIONALLY. MONDAY, th. 9th June, when be may be CONSULTED at the RANtURLY ARMS HOTEL. Belfast, 11, College-Square East, May 26, 1866. ...
... 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 ...
... t*. John Lawless convlclioß, fine Is and costs; No. 7, James Boggy *. Anne Ryan—no assault; No. 8, Digby r. Bridget Murray—no assault; No. 9, James Buggy c. Daniel Ryan—no assault. The last number on the list 10, that of Matthew Spellacy r. John Danny ...
... THE MISMAN kGEMENT IN THE CRIMEA—RIR JOHN M NEILL'S REPORT. (Pions the Times of Monday, Feb 11 ) _ The report of Sir John M Neill and Colonel TuHoch has dissipated tor ever all doubts and all questions as to tre guilt and responsibility for that awful ...