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... music of several bands, the marching and counter-merelijog of soldiers and police, and other meidents grave and gay. At the Grattan statue the splendid band ofthe D.M.P. was stationed, and a fine military band discoursed music in Foster place. The Humors ...
... to 20 Yammer, 02002. —arm May sad 00.. La CORIL-27 Cook Nemec WATIMPORD-1 Lower 113oeoes street. PROVINCIAL ARBETIJISI—Yr. Js Roma. laryan Callaghan. ATEUSNRY-11.r. b. Higgina ATALLONL—AIr. W. J. Wow, CaeOa Mrs. ARKLOW-Mr. John 61.6.4. 88 Lower Hun et ...
... Usual ?rime 800 Pelee at Cranteet, Sbelbourne Hotel and Evening from 546 ab the neaten, GAIETY THEATRE. ON HONDA? NEXT, MR. JOHN HARE, cab only appear/ace this Tot)and prior to w]liraIRENE 'TARBBEGH, AHD THE GLOBE THEATRE COMPANY Will Play Six N ietts ...
... nd MALES—. A. 3 . TeAll—Mr, John Kelly Vicar mesh, TULLAMOR2-16reas.N. 1. Garry and Sewn 2 Harbour anent. TUALABOAS3I , John J. Wormy, TIILLOW—Mr. J. DsernaM. lIRLLNGEORD—Mr. John —Mx. Thosa:r b' sx:4los. WARIANPOINT—Mr. John MMus& • WNSPORD—Sir. R. Willis ...
... ass person giving =eh information as oil trod to the reovvery of the undermentioned Deeds. Lea dated the 30th Deb:No. 141, John 1 Warburton to Joseph Itaeost o 4ating o the Lends of Portualstaoh, 's Co. ' Iremrara Omit. 54 Notonbirr.-3 Do4sard i A 0 ~ ...
... Colonel Ben.; Tailyour, Colonel Grattan lira. and tin Slimes Grattan, Major Curdiffe otres, Maier W. Hall, Meier Etta. Captain W. Knox. Sir Y. Brady, Caloml and Sim. Briggs, Ooionel Anglia, J. Head, Mrs. Bead, John E. F. Wilson, Miss L. 11 Jemmy, Arthur ...
... friend sell over the world you have shown what they conld hardly have believed of you. Social and personal Capt. Stewart bae armed from Scotland by the Burns Line. Lady Gerald Wel!,llev has arrived In London. Lord lierbert Vane Tompeat has loft Loudon for ...
... r TiEE and F 3 O teldr ig 7l. l l.•. is 1W Ws. U adverthed Coadltlosa ol W. Ito. IfINATH'S JOHN RICE. &Motor MON. CW M.D. D.M.i NOS. 19. 2(1_23 & 24 I GRATTAN PARADE . DKUMCONDRA ( 0 ,1,71 4 .tivelePrigiaz.7o. - aorri Less Mum Seri Coedit4r .4 Imo ...
... Mooney. J. P. ; Mahony. Esq. Kerry—St. John H. Donovan, J.P.; J. Naha, J.P. Iti.kanny---rnisonel Monis, M.P. Meath-I`. J. Kennedy, J.P.; John Sweetman. Westmeath- -dir Walter No, gent, Rut. Weslovd—bir Thos. H. Grattan Ernonde, Bart., M.P.: Michael Browne ...
... that all persica claiming to be creditors or otherwise to hare any dais or demand against the &tate or Assets of Ithe said John Parker. Denevd, who died on at shoat the 7th day o f 14_0;1234,are hereby reattired, on or before the day of July, LOOS, to ...
... Carlisle in December, 1780. It was during his Viceroyalty that the Volunteers sprang to arms. On the morrow of his departure they were to spring, as Grattan said, from arms to liberty. Another movement, however, says Lecky, speaking of Buckinghamshire's ...
... LONDONDERRY—Mr. W. Galley. LONGPORD—Mr. John Belton. „ Mr. John Thompeon, LUBOAI4—Mr. Edward J. M'Keowan. 4 Market etreet. MANOSHAMILTON—Messrs. Ward and Co. MONAGHAN—Mr. John J. Campbell, Market street MOUNTMELLICM — Mr. John Mown. MONASTEREVAN—Mr , Wm. Bea ...