... NEW LUNCHEON BAB. THE ABERCORN ARMS, 28, CASTLE LANE. STEAKS and CHOPS on the shortest notice, fresh from the grid. SOUPS, FISH, JOINTS, and ENTREES, all hoars. abo Establishment is conducted under the entire management of E. JOHNSTON (late of Jury's ...

... e first for two months, and the second for three. Some people were fined for being disorderly and using party expressions. John Fulton was charged by Sub-Constable P. Hickey with being in York Street and uaable to ac count for himselt. The constable stated ...

... grievous case is this: al has given —The late M tr J. Grattan, thirteen years ago, left a sum ot £45 00 to the Queen’s County Infirmary, sum bas not since been applied. Mrs. Grattan Bellew, owner of the Grattan estates in the Ce unty, now offers to pay up the ...

... inst., who appeared to have been recently tippling b etherein. k 'The defendant wae fined £2 and ?? costs. c John Sandlord, spirit-grocer, Grattan Street, was Si s summoned by Constable M'Cann for a similar offence ti on the 6th instant. v The case was dismissed ...

... and amiable children, may is to every happiness this world can give, “re are, dear Sir, your attached friends, JOHN BECK, Treacure: JOHN M‘CORMICK, Secre' r. sasy. Rock, 27th Feb., 1866, REPLY. Drar —Permit me to return you my best for your very kind ...

... cannot doubt but such course will bring alwut results most beneficial in their character and consequences.—Yours respectfully, “John' T. Mayor.” The iV>»r York World asserts that a number of Irish merchants in New York have furnished Mr. Stephens with the ...

... Haughten, of 480. Eccles Street. Covers were laid at the banquet for The O’Donohue presided, and among those present were Sir John Gray, M.P., Mr. Feldes, M.P., Mr. Bagwell, M.P. Mr. Lawson, M.P., late » Captain White, MP, or Mr. Sullivan, M.P., late So ...

... most elegant apartments, luxuriously Il J Sutlern Do Do. John M‘Meckia ficates from the icty. hemaclves RED oy aye ta cs iD C3 fitted up, the Staterooms being unusually large, and the Ul, John Ha Do J Pell Guardian, Ladies from the country who wish to ...

... Factory, a man named M‘Garn had his arm severely crushed by a portion of the machinery which he was engaged in cleaning. He was brought to the County Infirmary by Dz. Henry Betty, and on the arrival of Dr. Walsh the arm was amputated. Larac Reporter says ...

... WelliDgton and Sir John bMoore, and, under the ins nediate direction of the latter officer, corn- Wended, the rer9 guard, which was iii constant colli- sion wi th the French cavalry during the retreat of the arr Ay on Cornune. The ship John Ternperley arrived ...

... Philip Mejoribaaks, Henry Thomas Walsh, Richard Perrin, Thomas Barrett, George Patrick Daniel, Thomas Mathews, John Wm. Qseals, John Grattan, Tnomas Csllsaan, and Robert Brown. Th« Attouit-Gkkbral, in stating the oaie, explained the ta are of tha charge ...

... him, while 346 arrayed themselves on the oppo- iite side. Of the 25, there were 5 English and Scotch Radicals-Messrs. John Bright, John Stuart Mill, Potter, Hadfield, and MI'Laren- who were not ashamed to go into the lobby with ,he Maguires and Grays. Chronic ...