... A RAILWAY CLAUDE DUVAL. The following appears in a contemporary Sir, Although the race of courteous highwaymen extinct, one amusing feature of their way of dealing with their victims appears to be still considered wortuy of imitation by their rather ...

... Fisher, C. E. Dixon Ahmandris BRASILEY-1100RE. Heedful. 91, Thomas, Riahard., Millo & Co.. li.Mullen. 99, Ptber, Flub, 122, Pegg., B. W.l.b & Co Ardmore Claud* 132, Long, B. & Co BANDON. Caparnien. (r), 1718, I esl, Larnport & Holt Alagandria ...

... days' imprisonment. A Serious Charge. —John Mullen, baker, 15 Gordon’s Lane, was committed for trial on charge of having, on the 16th of March, in Lylesland, feloniously administered, or cruised taken, by Claud Gibson, baker, 44 Storie Street, a quantity ...

... month-, Henry, only child of the late Henry Ridgsery, jun., Newtown. Waterford. . the 7th inst., at Carlingford, Joseph Denis Mullen, Esq., First-class Sub-Inspector of Constabulary- the sth inst., at Lansdowne House, the Marquis of Lansdowne, K G. . , the ...

... about half-past three o’clock this evening Mr, Aylward and a friend hia, named Mullen, were in the office; a gun having a full charge of powder and shot stood in comer, which Mullen took up upon observing it. Having placed it to his shoulder, he pointed it ...

... 512,910. Maecenas C. S. Hogg, Ewi., At'minimstar Geol. of Fleur •al. Claud it. Brown, Messrs. Junius, Skinner & Co. A. Walker, Esq., Messrs. Disburse & Co. Hon'ble J. N. Mullen, News. Ye4Wwell, Dulleu Co. Cecil Esq., Deputy Agent 4 Idiom /Luil. way ...

... requ.lsted that future 41 connected with the business of the be addressed to thew and all hernia paid to them. CLAUD H. BROWN, J N. MULLEN, I V. 6. HOt.G, Directors. CECIL STEPHENSON, I A. WALKER, J Calcutta, 16th Apra, 1864. WITH reference to the ab ...

... the expiration of three weeks his Excellency will make his public entry into Dublin. The Aides-de-camp Waiting are Captain Claude Lascelles and the Hon. Mr. 8. Wodehouse. The state of health of bis Royal Highness Prince Leopold necessitates the constant ...

... Eihi- ; Mrs. Maxwoll ladsotto. Mr. and Mrs. Melualt. Mr. Perry. Deparluro ...

... hithorn. Sarah, Me.Claud, Belfast. Sarah, Mullen, Port William. Midsummer, Kelby. Castletown. Union, Matthews, Dublin. Hinde, Wilkin on, Newry. Hibernia, Brew ; Margaret, Curphy, Ramsey. Thistle, Newal, Castletown. Hope, Me. Mullen, Laughswilly. 17 t ...

... ftje' 25th. ultimo, Mrs. William Houston; 'a daughter. MARRIAGES, At Woodstook U.S., on the 12th ultimo, by the Rev. W. T. M'Mullen, ?? Flcone 'Eea?;of ]3Lanshaid, to Christiu4,, daughter .of the late Donald M'Leod, of Wood- stock, author of the I . Gloomy ...

... contemplated to be erected there afford more facility to salmon ascending to the upper waters. While 3lane Dr. Moolis and John Mullen, Enq, P.; two the couservatonfd the district, waited a dipo-aUm on the order to point oat to them the improvements which they ...