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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Robert Chambers, Henry Ru'herfoord, Alexander Tate, John Brenan, James Sayers, D. The following gentlemen were elected members of the society t—Life^.Peter Leslie Peacocke, David Drummond, Wm. Todd. Annual—John Richardson. Samuel F. Adair, William Archer. Captain ...
... 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 ...
... MR. JOHN M‘GREGOR AND MR. URQDHART. ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE. Ox. and Cam. Club, Jan. 7th, 1856. Mr. Marx presents his compliniants to the Editor of The Nation, anil requests the insertion of the acco npanysng letters. No. 1. (Mr. Marx to Mr. John Gregor ...
... Blrangn Qusen street ?? .. 1 o 0 Mr John Dodd, mallmn, Glsancvtn ?? I.. o D~octor and Mrs Flynn, Clonmel ?? ?? 1 0 0 Rev John Baldwin P F1, Irisabtown, Clonmel, ?? 1I0 0 Mr Patrick Fennely ohswnstrect, do ?? I 0 0 Mr John Prenderst d, do ?? 1I0 0 Mr Edward ...
... inllurnca over the polity of the empire, thongli alld Marchioness Ilowuidjire. Mr and Mrs Grattan end . lies m?y obstruct and detest pa-txul.r measures of taioslice and Grattan, Sir SI, lady, and Manual Berrington ; Mayor Bsgot, It appears pretty plain that, ...
... of Dr. Evans, Hertford. On the 34th alt. in Jamaica, of fever, John Robertson Harris, Esq., aged 24 years, son of George Harris. Esq., of Jamaica. On the 16th inst., at Falmouth, Captain John Smith, late of Her Majesty’s Revenue Service, B9. On Thursday ...
... COURT OF ADMIRA. LTY- Yesterday. (Before Dr. K*lly.) The Victoria of Cardigan. This had been causa cf collision between the King William, of Kingstown, and the Victoria, of Cardigan, and in which, by the judgment of the Delegates, both vessels being ...
... Prerogative Court, and the Judge the Admiralty Court. Right Ho.voctrablr*— John Wilson Fitzpatrick, Frederick Shaw, Sir William Somerville, Joseph Napier, William F. Tighe, John Wynn, John Hatchell, Brewster. i—Robert C*re>r. Coloorf Francis Colbom*, C.8.; Binghini ...
... , William F. Tighe, John Wynn. John Sir U. Packenham K.C.B Mr Sngden, Charles T. Trench, Henry Loeson, Colonel H, Carew. Francis Colbnrne, C.lt.; Very itev. the Dean of Lismore, J. Mostyn, J. N. Fitzpatrick, St. John Butler, John 1. Vcrckcr, George llaudcock ...
... 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 ...