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... Canry, Medical Staff J J, P. Taafe, John Phllpot Carraa, Mih Regiment; B. Crofton, 4th King's Own; Plnnkett, Lc Merchant, 8.H.A.; Crofton, ; G. W. Y. Coulter, Reginald Courtney, 17th Regiment, O’Donel. John Bagge Hearn, John & Carroll, Augustas Smith, Shaw ...
... h 13, Culdaff House, the wife of Robert O, Y'uung, Esq., a MARRIAGES. Grattan and the 16th in*., in St. Stephen** Church, Upper Mount-street, by the R « Meldon, John Duplex Grattan, 18 Upper Mcrrion-street, to Mary, second suiVlving daughter the late ...
... -i. Baxter ; Monaghan-Mr. Thomas E. John W . Russell Wright Boyle-Mr. P. Cryan, M.D. Monamohn-Thos. Hughes fagnelstown-Mrs. CharlesNen ?? D O'Meara Thorp New u ss-Hr. W. W. Carr Cappouisn-Mr. Ben Dean Newry-Mr. John Dloore Corrick-on-Suir-David M. Mr. ...
... Christopher Warren, Laurence Dunne—l2. , . Against the amendment—John Bentley, Edward Blackburne, J P.; Thomas Brunker, John Byrne, T. 0.; Deane. J.P.; James N. Davis. S.P.; A. M. Downing, John Draper. T.C.; William A. Hayes, the Hon. H. Rowley, J.P.; George ...
... 0lo Five Shillings frosti each of the following-Meosrs, John Fga, Williacm Story, Edward Thompson, John Marks, depch Wade Wbvilliatm Corcoran, -William A. Lyons Peter Murphy, Joseph Collins, John Gerrard, Andrew_ Nolan, Patrick O'Connor, Mattheew Foley ...
... quiet young man, and demanded that h* should follow them the prison ; but the mother and the sister of the man appeared, one armed with * tonge and the other with a three-legged stool, and successfully raised the cry of surrender.” Now, sir, had the peelers ...
... weigla ing four ounces; another 2a ounces; Silver Plato and Plated Wa~re, d., from the Office of MIr. John lalbert, 72 Francis-street. %EfR. JOHN BENTLEY will SELL BY ,JJ1 AUCTION, In thu above Room, 161i CA-PEL-STREET, ?? TH1IS (MONDAY) EVENING, 2Sth ...
... Three-story Dwelling Ilaus's in - WENT WORTH-PLAj'g. Seven Three-story Dwellin~ oa-' e i- GRATTAN.STRE]ETuesi The Houses in Wentwerthr-place, and on in Grattan- street have been lately erected, and are lnetotmtea Al Rensbtanllbut and netu= atply fltoeslsoI ...
... Three-story Dwelling HHouses in GRATTAN-STREEEY TThe Houses in Wentworth-plaee, and one in Grattan. treret have been lately erected, and are let to tenants at Wsill, ata24aayeaneach, incte udingtaxes. Theotherhoosgs in Grattan-street are very recently built ...
... Seven Theestr Dvetin Houses in GRATTAN-STREllT. The Houses in Wentwsorth-place, and one in Grattan- street have been lately erected, and'are let to tenwnts at will, at£24a ayear each, includingtaxes. Theother houses in Grattan-street are very recently built ...
... against six seamen of the John Banks was heard at QUoenstown petty sessions to-day The captai3 and mates proved the mutiny, and the desperate attack by five of the prisoners on O'Connor, the second mate, who was wounded in the arm, Stern -and Phillips being ...
... greater economy had not been shown. , The propositions are in brief :-That 20s. a-year c should be paid as a license to carry arms; that li. c in the pound should be taken off the income tax, C and that the sugar duties should be reduced one. t half. The ...