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... e, and promising cenidert i tion for it. Mesrs James Talbot Power, J P, D jLeopardatown, Bart, county Dublin; Thomas MIKeaver, Factory House, Co>io, county Louth i and Jarnes Campbell, Edenderry, King's Courti were unanimously elected members of the as50' ...
... corn merchant. Henry Smith, of Cabra, county Dublin, vintner. Richard R. Rowe, Richmond-place, county Dublin, Esq., barri ster-at-law. Al. Nolan, of Tlallan. no C rlow, eroper 'sd spirit dealer. PIER-HEAD, DUBLIN. Apiar, 6.-Sailed, ...
... selling jewellery. Thomas MacDonnell, late of Haddington-road, county Dublin, clerk in the poor law commission. To be heardon the 16; April. Jame3 Orr, late of Ranelagh-road, county Dublin, gen- tleman. ?? :gAL POST.OFFICE-MABCH 14. H. ad. Despatch of ...
... eet, barrister-at-lasr. At the same place, on the 6th of December. David Byrne, Richmond, county Dublin, shoemaker. Timothy Shalvey, Phibsborough, county Dublin, dairy- mias and labourer. On the 5th instant, at 7,lUpperRutland-street, thelady of Thomos ...
... No. 3. Lower.Ormond-quay, Dublin, on Wednesdav, 9th May. J. O'Connor, ER.s'nuorelatnd-piace, Dublin, working gardener. 'IhoM. Galvin, Chalrieville, county Cork, grocer snd puhlican. Jas. Crawford, llivermnount, county Dublin, gent,. The ...
... in your journal of this morning, that the collectors of poor rates for the baronies of Castleknock and Coolock, in the county of Dublin, have given notice that they will attend at the places therein named on the 28th, 29th and 80th instant, and ol Monday ...
... peace for the I County of Dublin, has elected to serve; whether Mr. Rurs-,l has any connection by property or Ictkierwve with the nottry sessions district in. which he has elected to serve, or with any other part of the County of Dublin; and, if Mr. R-assell ...
... Cow, county in Dublin, farm-r and lime burner. as To be A card on the 20th Feb., 1847. rg Wm. Davis, Daikey, county Dublin, late deputy keeporr o of tbe Sheriff's Prisoni Dublin. Ir Jeremiah Tioy, jun, late of Chinmel, and then ofthe oity of ...
... Duke-street, Dublin, tavern-keeper. C. Frederick Elderton, Crofton-place, county Dublin, gent., proprietor of a semrinary for young ladies. : R. J. Thornton, Eustace-street, Dublin, musical instru- ment maker. J. Farrel), Adelaide-place, ...
... daughter of Alleyn Evanson, Esq, Lieatena.Ot in the Roy;' Navy. April 12, in Loughgilly Church, county Armagh, John James Versehoyle, Esq, of Saggert House, county Dublin, to Catherine Helen, eldest daughter of the, Rev. W. F7oster, rector of Loughtilly. o April ...
... Ventry, the Rev. James Goodman, of Skibbereen, county Cork, to Charlotte, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Kinig, Esq, of Cork. October 7, at Portea, the Rev. A. N. Bredin, rector of Taey, county Dublin. eldest son of tlhe late Major-General U3redin ...
... Aston s-quay, Dublin, clerk. Joseph Watson, Firglas, county Dublin, book-keeper. James Hand, Droghedarpublican. Edward:Folan, Galway,.leather seller. richard Hoydonl James's-street, Dublin, pensioner. Anne Curtis. Surmmer-street, county ...