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... LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINION IN IRELAND. London: Saunders, Otley, and Co.—This is a series of biographical essays on Swift, Flood, Grattan, and Daniel -O'Connell; concluding with one en Clerical Influences. A fair estimate of its intent and tendency may be gathered ...
... LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINION IN IRELAND. London: Saunders, Otley, and Co.—This is a series of biographical essays on Swift, Flood, Grattan, and Daniel O'Connell; concluding with one cn Clerical Influences. A fair estimate of its intent and tendency may be gathered ...
... acted for the First Time in any Theatre, a New Drama, written expressly for Mr. John Drew, H. Grattan Plunket, Esq., and entitled THE EMERALD ISLE. Willy O’Reilley Mr. John Drew Dennis M‘Cartney Mr. J. C. Cowper. Mountjoy Mr. Neville Kenyon Mr. De Vere ...
... prevented by any unfsr- seen occu rence), with or without Bliss and Abate to.tow Apply le W. and J. Builer, Galway ; or to JOHN BAOON, 14, Water-street. NEW COMMUNIOATION ILIGO.—INCREASED STEAM B LIVERPO AND SLIGO. powerful first-class new Iron Steam ...
... y, Mr. John Drew; Fuse Pam, Mr: Blakeley; K,, IL t. M Annie Howe. conclude with the Farce of PATCHLLOWS To-morrow, a New Drama, sTiltell lot Mr. Joh, Drew. be H. Grattan Plunkett. Esq.. and entitled TIIE EMERALD ISLE. Willy O'Reilly. Mr. John lore.; ...
... Engagement of the very popalm Irish l'ouiedian. Mn. JOHN DREW. Evening, a New Drama, written for Mr. John Drew. by H. Grattan Plunkett. Psq., and entitled THE EMERALD ISLE. Willy O'Reilly. Mr. John Deco', M•Cartney, Mr. J. C. Con-per; Muunkloy. Mr. Neville ...
... FRIDAY, APRIL s.—Wind N. Arrived :—Palestine, Al'Arthur, Portland—John Nicholson, Islay—Lonita, Rowe, Pomaron—Fanny, Berrick, Cardenas—Dr. Kane, M'Kay, New Orleans—Auguste, Hoyer, Rio Hacke—Cata, lana, (s-s,) Nay, and Duero, (s-s,) Battle, Barcelona—Gazelle ...
... American ship Panama, Captain Schule. in the river, hound to San Francisco. In course of the riot one of the crew was shot in the arm by the chief mate. The sufferer was conveyed to the Northern Hospital, awl on attempting to apprehend the mate it was discovered ...
... Hall, Hope-street, Mr. James Mul- i leneux in the chair, and amongst other gentlemen platform were the tter. H. Brown. Rev. 1 John Peters, Rev. Thomas Jones, Messrs. 0. Wilson, T. Urqnhart, B. Townson, 8. Capper, T. Ellerbeck, Crosfield, ko. The Chairman ...
... St. John. New Brunswick, to this port. On be Bth October, 1859, during a violent hurricane, ie down on the brig Syphax, Captain Crosbie, belonging to Yarmouth, in Nova Sootia,. ho wed signals of distress, and by the intrepid of his mate, Mr. John Lemlttee ...
... paramount passion, should permit so near a relative as Lord Charles to occupy so mean and poorly paid a place as Sergeant-at-Arms in the Commons, with a salary about equal to what his Grace probably paid one of his stewards. Not that the Duke paid by any ...
... ts ;o close establishments at fur o'clock on Saturdays. ACCIDitNTS. YesU rJay, man named John fell down the steamship Arabia, fractured hi* leg. youth named John Murphy, :mployed the new docks, 4 his 1-g fractured ballast truck pacing over it. The above ...