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... LORD CARDIGAN AID YRS LIGHT CAVALRY. This gallabt nobleman thus expressed his acknowledgments at the foal Mayor's banquet :— I am ' heir reminded of what recently occurred in the east and I feel certain that a late engagement in which I was an actor ...
... wife of niter Connallan. Req. of 4 Omightrr. At Kiltne.den4l . 44, the tidy of the Rev. John Bourke, of r ern. In Huhn., the wife of the Hew. W. H. Gen'lemon'. of Arm of a .I..ughter. At itoo:niok house, the wife of Joeoph Lynch. F.wi of a son. At Merriou•rfwae ...
... TO s• Grattan, ESCi• SIR, AVING laboured very zealous l advance the r Manufacture, for the purpose gO. Irish ,political or p movement, but ti,triardmethig-lisuenYefit of our men ousand distressed logo e eas y he pardon the presumption of Or atives ' • ...
... REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS •• PROTESTANT HALL AND TUB Thin' day being appointed far celebratlen of Her %I.jeatf. birth day. at an early hour the Cathedral belie chimed forth jayirua peals, and at none the troops in garriont, comprising Royal Aitillery ...
... s Larkin. appearing in arms and firing at the person; Patrick SUNamora, Phil Smith, Michael Bourke, (tinny in a dwelling; John Kennedy, do. ; John Potind, grievoils assault ; Edward Hayden and William Cavanagh, robbery of arms ; Thomas Gineenn and Daniel ...
... Frederick hitzgerab I l, Duke of and not only thought largely bat acted in the tame leinster, of John Wright, and Pierce Alabony, of I spiiit. ll' we. arming the Brat landlords in Ireland Kildare street, Dublin, ou behalf a themselves and I who began that ...
... excluded, along with a number of Protestant laymen., Counts' Dublin Magistracy —John Arabm, John Arthure, Thos. Baker, Andrew Snyets Ball, John Barlow, Hon. Thos. Burnewall, John E. Batty, Sir W. Betham, Kut RtMon. A.R.Blake,Viaconntßnihaion, Wm. Brownrigg ...
... was—deceased came by his death in consequence of a shot fired be an armed party, unknown, lu the house of John Northedge, who is committed for further 1[31.1 SSSSS mriun. Thursday, (our armed men presented ten load+ of corn, belonging to Mr. P. Dough, of Nenagh ...
... ; Richard :7 lohn G ree ; Picric S Butler* r—John m--Hun. John C Westenes, Sir Andw. nwe—Richard S Guinness go—Hon Charles Clernetits,t Edward v im —William Moment; William S. oi ce / -Ishn O'Brien,•John ./sasorca-3n Horace B Seymour. ;0/coerce—Thomas ...
... Bennett, Esq. Grattan Hill, Cork. At Darndale, near Dublin, after lingering Illness, aged yean, John Ovarend, £tq. At Chorcbtown House, Dun drum, In his year, John Busby, Esq. ten. In Belfast. William Aiken, Esq. Surgeon. _ . . . Hanna, daughter John Scanlao ...
... lefore you the orator of the Irish Senate Homy Grattan. I regret that time warns me to be more concise than I would within the sketch lam about to present to you. Henry Grattan was the son of James Grattan, Recorder of Dublin, and of Mary, daughter, of ...
... affair is to engage the attention of a court-martial• DUEL BETWEEN LIEUT. THE EARL OF TT CARDIGAN AN H . TUCKE. FURTHER PARTICULARS. On Monday the Earl of Cardigan and his second, Captain Douglas, appeared before the magistrates, Messrs. Nottidge and ...