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... Harcourt Lees this morning, upon the subject. It is Dublin, Dec. lo: I have just returned from the most numerous and respectable Meeting of Protestant Noblemen and Gen• try of the County of Dublin, ever assembled together, for the purpose of assuring ...
... Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth, near Dublin; the Corporation and Freemen of Armagh; the Nobility, Gentry, and Freeholders of the County of Meath k the inhabitants of the Passage and Monitstown. County of Cork; the Parish of St. Leonard. Shoreditch; ...
... 24th about four o'clock in the afternoon, a meeting wok place in one of the fields asf . :oissing Fort William, North Wall, Dublin, between--Browne, Esq, accompanied by A-- Stewal t, Esq. sgth regiment, and--Gresham, Esq accompanied hy—Armstrong. Esq. when ...
... uncertainty of the I taw, the following authentic anecdote may not be uninteresting to our readers :—At the Assizes of a Western County, before the present Lord Chief Justice Abbott, a noto Jious character was arraigned at the bar for stealing seven geese. The ...
... affording means for accelerating the goal deliveries in those counties where the great increase of criminals rendered such a course necessary. The conduct of the High Sheriff of the County of Dublin, at the meeting held at Kilmainham, on the loth of December ...
... four petitions. The first two from the Catholic inhabitants of strut al parishes in the city of Dublin; the third from the Catholic inhabitants of the county and city of Waterford, and she laurth from the Culiolics of Ireland generally. On his Lordship's ...
... Plunkett presented similar Petitions fro. the parishes of St. Ann, St. Andrew, St. Mark, and St. Peter, in the City of Dublin. and from the County of ‘Vaterford, which were severaliy read, and ordered to be printed. CATECiLIe raimscursirlOsi, Mr. Plunkett now ...
... and thence to Dublin. THE VISIT To —We are enabled to state, on authoriiv upon which we place implicit reliance, that the 15th of July is, the day upnn which his Majesty may be expected 111 arrive in Dublin. During his stay in Dublin his Majesty will ...
... Friends Gouda ill, Hancock Kitty Llewellyn; and Fortune, Reef., fur Carmarthen, all cotalc. Ilnrman.—Arriyed, the County Cork, nnA Draper, from Dublin; Union from Kinsale; Expre.s Packer, fleresfra , Movidence, aod hlary Arm. from Cork ; Three Friend-, front ...
... by JOHN KEELS BISHOP, and WALTER RICE, two of his Majesty's of the Peace of -- ! the said County, acting in and for the said Hundred.lhat so Letters from Dublin, dated late on Monday last, O i r gl i::: it U r a house d a k t state that the Rev. Dr. ...
... inimirr was committed on the body of a young lady, living ii the house of Capt. Perk, Portland place, near Moon . - joyquart, Dublin. Shortly before the ti 'e menti , a girl of the name of Ennis, called at the house, r. • informed the lady the Captain had ...
... should be propelled by steam, and that a person should rot be more than one night on the r..ad between London and Dublin. A person leaving Dublin at an early hour in the morning, in a steam packet, going at the rate the packets do between London and Null, ...