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... 20, Tabernacle-row ; Two Houses, No. 46 , Banner-street, and No. 25, Coleman-street; Twelve Mouses, N os. I to 12, in King's Arms-court, Windmill-street, msbury ; and Two Houses, No. 6, Old-street, and No. 1 1 , Ragged-row, St. Luke's. ' Plans of the Property ...
... ; Rev. John M‘H » Thomas Reynolds, ‘City Marshal; A. M. T.C.; ——— Hilles, Esq., ht J.P.; James Whelan, T.C.; Dr. O'Brennan, Con Patriot ; W. Nolan, Thomas A, Bowen, James Kennedy, Dr. Waters, Morning News; J. solicitor; J, Scallan, do. ; John Bourke, ...
... containing the suite anel attendants will come next in order. The prince anel princess wUI be received at the Bricklayers' Arms station by the Lorel Mayor aud Sheriffs, and other representatives of the City of Loudon, and by the Lord Lieutenant of Surrey ...
... Bliss Digby, Sir Edward Dering, M.P., and Lady Dcring, Sir John Acton, Sir Edward Cast and Miss Cu?t, Sir Frederick and Lady Grey, Sir Robeit and Lady Alcock, Sir Alexander Bannerman. M.P., Sir John Ivy, M.P., and Lady Ogilvy, Sir Henry and Lady Mildmay, ...
... 1,610,000 los., producing a Sullivan, do. ; John Bourke, architect; llev. John in thc Exchequer, wherein she was defeated, but revenue of £29,708 ; whilst in the former there were O’Haulon, P. Slevin, John Burke, &c., &c. appealing to the Irish House ...
... 153 “A Night Porter in attendance. NORTHLAND ARMS HOTEL, DUNGANNON. S HOTEL, having changed Proprie- tors, and undergone extensive alterations, is now OPEN for the reception of Visitors. The NORTHLAND ARMS has been fitted up with every modern improvement ...
... 20, Tabernacle-row ; Two Houses, No. 46, Banner -street, and No. 25, Coleman-street ; Twelve tUoUses, Nos. Ito 12, in King's Arms-court, Windmill-street, insbury and Two Houses, No. 6, Old-street, and No. 11, 4 aßged-row, St. Luke's. P lans of the Property ...
... cabinet maker, High-street, Chesterfield—Mr. R. T. Grattan, Chesterfield, is solicitor for the bankrupt, and Mr. J. Cutts, Chesterfield, for the trade assignees.— Mr. W. Rooth,timber merchant, and Mr. John Turner, butcher, both of that town. Tiios. Bell ...
... INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY MAULBOROUQH STREET THIS DAY. Mubdekous Attack a Fokeiuxeh.— Henri Gorren, French cabinet maker, of No. 29, John street, Tottenhamcourt-road, was cliargeJ follows : - Edward Andrews, another cabinet maker, and also foreigner, said that ...
... second te none. are large, lofty, A Night Porter in attendance. eee NORTHLAND ARMS DUNGANNON. changed Proprie- HOTEL, having alterations, is now OPEN for the NORTHLAND ARMS has been fitted up with ev care has been taken to meet the comfort suit the tlemen ...
... England. To tbb resoletioa succeeded order for arming and training the sutyaetsof Scotland. Ths Parliament of England addressed the Quean, to give order* for fortifyl.ig the towns on tbo northers frontiers, for arming the Militia of the northern counties. and ...
... Kt., 20, Molesworth Street, Dublin, Vice David Thom Esq., Clonskea, County Dublin. John A M.D., No. 18, Waterloo Road, Thomas H. Thompson, No. 95, Leeson Street, John H. Nunn, ., No. 6, Dawson Street, Dublin. James . Island of Arran, Galway. ick Street ...