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... collectors on the occasion:—John H. Beresford, J.P.; Arthur Sampson, .I.l‘. ;S. Alexander, J.P., High Sheriff; J. Alexander, Wm. Gather, T. Gather, G. Gather, H. Tyler, J.P.; R. Macrory, Isaac Crawford. Wm. Osborne, H. Lane, John Given, J.P.; Marcus Dill ...
... Hewitt Bridgeman, Ennis ; J. J. Bodkin, Galway Co.; Sir V. Blake, G..lway City M. J. O'Connell, Kerry; Hon. P. Builer, Kilkenny; John O'Connell, Kilkenny; Hon J. Westerns, King's Co. i Viscount Cleiuents, Leitrim • W. S. O’Brien, Limerick; C. Powell, Limerick; ...
... noticed it, John r No, I have not, answered John, at the same time proposing a change in the conversation, as he presumed they bad all heard enough of Nancy Scovandyke. At this moment the dessert appeared, and' with it Anna's pie. John Jr. was the ...
... sligluly. Jos pb Mas!ui (a h). Q i en, seriously. John Fai’hful, ordinary, Q «eeu, very slightly. Wiliam Hurds, ordinal y Tnfaljar. slightly. Thomas Heldon (a.h.), BeMerophon. m I potation f left arm. ’lhuroas M‘Cre lie (a.b ), Britannia -lightly. George ...
... Francis Eloocke Massey Poole. Donegal.—John sterippe Charley, Aranmore ' Letterkenny. Fermanagh. —George Lendrum,Magberacrnes, Enniskillen. Londonderry City and County. James Jackson Clarke. Magbera. Tyrone.—John Samuel Galbraith, Clanabogan, Omagh. THE ...
... of the last action, by John Kane against Henry Blair. The defendant admitted striking the plaintiff with a stick, but alleged that the blow was not intended for her but for her mother, who had struck him three times on the arm with the same stick, aad ...
... On coin:: into the barrack I told Constable than once I would have seen him. Sharkey went Grattan about it. on through the ;rates, and Laverty turned forhis John Laverty. Magheramore, said in answer to cap. Sharkey did not ye into the field at that Mr ...
... ON THE FIRST SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT THE I ROYAL HOTEL, BALLYMENA ; Second SATURDAY of every mo , th et the coi;pußATioN ARMS, COLERAINE. Next visit in BALLYMENA, DECEMBER let; COLKMAINE, DEC. Bth. The largest Dental precticin Belfast. AUTUMN AND WINTER► ...
... involving destruction life, and alluded to the fact of their withdrawal from the house at the trial for murder of the Earl of Cardigan. Sir G. Grey defended the bishops, attributing the censure of the learned member to the defeat which the motion had sustained ...
... remarkable circumstances. appears that one Private John Smith, or some such name, was a market gardener, and got. married, as market gardeners sometimes will, down in Colchester. Mrs. Smith and John want on very comfortably together in Darby and Joan ...
... Stewart Davies ; 2, William Lyons ; 3, Robt. Stannage ;4. Robert Graham. Twelve pots peas-1, John Clarke ;2, John Campbell ;3, Robert Thompson. Two cauliflowers-1, John Clarke ; 2, Stewart Davies : 3, Robert Graham. Two cabbages -1, Stewart Davies; 2, Wm. Lyons; ...
... and arms, is notorious, but what Irishmen were they—the Hiberno- Saxons, and Normans, or the Celts ? Read the whole list of illustrious Irishmen, and is there a single O’ to be found in it ? Nay, are not the Wellesleys, Goldsmiths, Swifts, Grattans, Caulfields ...