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... hounds. WVhilst iil the l!eihlt of the chlase, his tiors' fell, and Sir George, I lii1 l sith iim, broke thie smalil hone of his arm, just nbonve the wrist. Te - right bonorblo b baronet is goin on very favourably, thougli not yet able to leave Coloeshill. ...
... Adair, James M'Cleary, Thomas NM'llroy, Thomas Dawson, George Folingsby. Richard Payne, Treasturer-John Ahbott. Librarian-John Magee. SECRETARIES: John Armour. I Robert Hamilton. WI. Moved by JonN IIrNn, Esq., and seconded by WILLIAm BoTToNMuY, Esq.- ...
... ef September, the Insolvent hased on Wednesday xt, to answer the charge of negli and address of the wri hot, necessarily of John Rea, v. the Mayor, Aldermen, 15s 2d werth of tobacco off Mr. Sercombe, gence preferred inst him, | Mr. Arthur tion, but as ...
... Gilroy, indicted for stealinrg keos, the property of her inaster, Henry Wright, at lhallyma- grattan. Guilty; two months' hard labour. CAUTLON TO WATCHItiEN. Johns Smart was then tried for endangering the life of, and doing, grievous bodily horni to, a womian ...
... Belfast. January, iSSO. Azency of the NATIONAL PIROVINCIAL FIRE AND L]IFE lNSURANCE COMPANY. Ditto of BLACK BALL Australian and Arme- rican Packets. 238 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. rjllE CMEDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF Ia WILLIAM MORRISON, Haberdasher, who failvd in ...
... BARLAS, Secretary. A l; LI N T S : BTFASTt .s. ?? GUSTAVUS HEYN. Ballymena. ?? John Dickey. Dublin ?? ?? L. 1-. Deering. Dandalk . .. James N. Macneill. Londoudeiry. ?? John Lyot. 312 legal NOlen. FINAL NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS. ENCIJMBERED ESTATES COURT. In ...
... created Sir John Cornwall, who was married because f n.Jfonutatmoueh to come up N. Fiixpatrick, John P. Vereker, George Handcoek, of the Plantagenets, Baron Fannop for life; and hgbuog, if S hiii) s j,|. a,, d Thomas Preston. Sirs—John Kingston Jame; ...
... 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 ...
... Yorke, Colonel Hon. Heory Lowthor. Hon. Robert Windsor Clive, R'ght Hon. Sir John Trollope, Right Hon. Sir John Pekinglon, Right Hon. C. N. Hamilton, Sir Walkin W. Wynn, Sir John Yarde Bailey, Sir William Jolliffe. Sir F.dwd. Lytton, Mr. Palmer (Berkshire) ...
... be sufficient to satisfy the public. This is not all means, if the Earls of Lucan and Cardigan, if Sir R. Airey and Colonel Gordon, aro falsely accused, let Sir John M*Neill and Colonel Tulloch, and all the officers and soldiers be covered with confusion ...
... selected « objects of their s favour. Another, termaster-General of the British Arm; in th bronght that to the verge destru office of Quartermast ot to British arm, Sir John Macneill aa Tulloch may be safely left to deseribe the qua and performances of ...
... Gordon managed the starvation of the infantry, v^hilst the Eartls of Lucan and Cardigan did the same office for the cavalry.- For these their delinquencies my Lord Cardigan has beenfeted in the streets of London, decorated by the ?? of the Queen herself ...