... John O'Connell Mrs Berry s Mrs H. Grattan Mrs Mullen, Mrs Putland Mrs Sheridan l Mrs Fitzsimon Mrs Brangan 5 Mrs Harkan Mrs James Whelan BMrs Staunton Mrs B Mrs Barret Mrs Byrnery ?? Finn Mrs.Atkinson ?? Mullen Mrs Dodd I Mrs O'Gorman Mrs Wood 'Miss M'Clelland ...

... Young Dream (air The Shuin Tan Vorbt, Madame Adelaide Mullen, Miss Annie Lay. ton. Mr Beaumont, and Mr Ludwig. Part IL Duet. Oh. 'ti ssweet to thiik (air, Thady, you garuier), Madame Adelaide Mullen and Miss Annie Laytn; song. r Mlary of the curling; hair ...

... 40th regt; E Royse, S n Fetherstone 7, Catteraon Smith,J Fely, LL D; L Burne, W Jobanes, L Nash, Tipperary South Rifife; Robt Mullen, Hetchell, BEcdle, Geo Morris, Wm C Plant, Robert Gray, lath regt; Pluinkett, John Bomford, Cox, DL; D N Moore, *V Hanter ...

... striking'at all. To Sir. Rounds—l was not sober at the time. I cannot say that any one of the civilians was drunk. Lizzie Mullen, 9 Bow lane, Wert, deposed that shortly alter eleven eclock on Tessday night she saw two Welsh Fusiliers come up Irwin strett ...

... Patrick .Q'Brien, Mr. Pimb, Mr. Gregory, andajor V &aviu supported theI bill, which was- opposed by Mr. S. B. Miller, Lord Claude Hamilton, Sir H. Cairines, and Mr. ILefroy. Oi a division there appeared for the second reading 83, and against it 200-the ...

... lloni Be l ated Major and Mr*. Learoyd, Caput* Hall, Surge.. Apprentice.' Plate-Penny medals Gabes/ awl Mrs. Lemke, Coked Claude Qoaratemitli. Roc J. H. Ridd, Mr. di • . Ifaa Her Mahon. Gauge 3. Al • • IN” , b ids . k .. T. A. 0. p it , wati a . W ...

... Carroil, Stanley Belton. Walter Forster. W. A. Forster. Mr. and Mrs. Newman. B?v. N. P. Danesn, S F. Edge. Charles Jar rot t, Claude Johnson. W. U. Ta«art. C. W. Chaloaer, Mias M. E. | Ston(tv, R. ilisj Wwlsh. Misa Maggie Ue. ...

... 0~dnStepN, Tight .i, a itchsidila s cov &' j 'seiy.. VWr. aee B' O tawy Thsiise a jumping. Mr. M'Auliffe atrippedHin, O r War Claud, and sent th tao esat si - pit we. Orto's The f bally, 1 ,Vald'Arno. Creusatown, and Pa';mrinc .caLn ~c Cdt for Sandovn-Storn ...

... grief, and Saint Claude closed with Saida. When another half mnie had been travelled Royal Meath joined Saida and Saint Claude,'but the weight now told upon Lord Dudley's horse, and an exciting contest between Saida and Saint Claude resulted in favour ...

... John O'Connell Mrs Berry Mrs H. Grattan Mrs Mullen Mrs Putland Mrs Sheridan Mrs Fitzsimon Mrs Brangan Mrs Harkan Mrs James Whelan Mrs Staunton Mrs Byrne Mrs Barret Mrs Ienry Mrs Finn Mrs Atkinson Miss Mullen Mrs Dodd Mrs O'Gorman Mrs Wood Miss M'Clelland ...

... H. H. U. Jones, Bangor ; Mr. Kane Smith, Cu' km . Mr. F. M. Conolly, Celbridge ; Mr. I Eastwood Bigger. Dundelk; Col. R. Claude Cane. Dublin; Mr. 1). Haynes. Cork; Mr. J. Gerais Skipton, C.E.. Athlooe and Limerick; Mr. R. Leeper. Dublin; Mr. R. W. Hall ...

... Marlborough street UNDEBR I A A & LAWS. BACON V. MULLEN. BALLSBRIDGE, THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH, AT D.30 ?? FOUR MILES FLAT RACE BETWFEN F. E. BACON, 3 euD4 MILES CHAMPION OF ENGLAND, AND J. S. MULLEN, I a^m 4 MILEXS CHAMPION OF IRELAND. ffiE TWO ...