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... Danraven, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Buc. y clench. Miss Ormsby Gore, by Mrs. WV. OrmabyGore. Miss Grattan, by her mother, Mrs. John Grattan. ' Miss Gertrude Hamilton, by the Duchess of Aber. n corn. Mrs. Francis T. R. Kennedy (of Dunuro), t on her ...
... youngest daughter of the Hon. and Rev. John Handcock. This family is descended from William Hawkins, an alderman of Dublin, who died in 1680, and whose son, grandson, and great- grandson were successively Ulster King of-arms. Thediatinguished admiral, father ...
... follow the baneficial consequencts of freo trade in agri. tultural produce. 'WHOLESALE ROBBERY AT CARDIGAN JAILI SUMMARY DiSMISSAL OF THE GOVFRNOR. AT the Cardigan Quarter Sessions, On Tuesday, Mr. C. M Griffiths, deputy-chairman, peresiding, the visiting justices ...
... excitement, and the crowd swayed to and fro, crashing, shoving, and pushing, without intermission. Women, with children in their arms, had narrow escapes; drums and instruments had to be carried overhead to pre- serve them from injury, and in one of the alight ...
... appeared for the defendant, Fined 5s and 5s costs John MICormick, grocer, Giroaenor Foad, was snmmoned by Ccnstable Adams fir having nin2 light weights in hia pobaeesion on the 13h imt Mined 5s and bs costs. John MVReown, provision-dealer, Leeson Straet, was ...
... Dicken- a son, Miss J. Dickenson, ER. P. Bayley, D. L. ; Col. I Peacocke, Sol. Paterson, W. Ewarb, D. SmithwickeC C. Pike, W. Johns, T. Revington, Mr. and Mrms Downe, Mr. and Mrs. Desian, Mr. and Mrs. H. D Wynne, Mr. Wimnington, Mr. sand Mrs. Arthurs, i Miss ...
... Le mind is to be referred to the Secretary of State. B- In the suit of Cardigan v. Howe, in which the LtADuke of Buecleuch claimed from the executor of re the late Earl of Cardigan the value of a service of id plate, part of which had been melted down ...
... prizes, which were awarded respectively to Messrs. Thomas Collins, James It Mihken, James M'Grattan, and John Gracey. le The eighth prize was awarded to Mr. John Lawton's team. In the evening, at seven o'clock, the me m- bers of the society and a large ...
... was admitted. Yet it never rested until its thorough independence was extorted I from England by the Volunteers whom it had armed. Do our gentle theorists fancy that the slightest ascendency of St. Stephen's would be more tamely borne by such a Parliament ...
... and rendered them in- tolerable; they have intreduced military conscrip. tion, and are forcing a peace-loving people to carry arms, and to perform military service against their own inclinations; they have also introduced the system of civil marrisges without ...
... Paace for the County Antrli, i-) C i recommendaitiofl of the MCa: j1u 1 of Donegall, r - I. Leuteuaut of the Cit)uty. Captain Arm- t-ti L h3s also been appointetd to the Commission 0: o Peace fir County of Londouderry, on the rU :cndlatloii of R. Peel 1alvsou ...