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... Sheridan. The Gentlemren at Large, Mr Fitzroy and Mr W T Hamiltor' The Master of the Horse, Captain Vaughan. The Ulster King of Arms, and Mr A Betham. AIDE DE CAMPs -The Hon G Liddell, G Boyle, F G Dil on, Captain Williams ; Messrs Stanley, MacnamaraI gRewes ...
... and t Why is Mona. Rouselli like the Emperor Nicholas F' Because one has got the strength of fire-arms, and the other line got the strength of human arms. The assemblage was both numerous and respectable, and the entire performance wont off in the most ...
... outrage wae perpetrated near Heathfield, in this county. Between seven and eight o'clock, a party of armed men surrounded the house of a farmer named John Bennis, steward to the property in that quarter, belonging to Mr. Scanlan. The unfortunate victim of ...
... POLLARD and WRIGHT-Feb. 25, at Kilmeague. county lg ure. by the Rev. George Garrett, father of hne brd^ -ssisted by the Re.- John G. Garrett, Clon- f G. x. A. Pollard, Lieutbnavit Royal Navy, to Nnie, widowr of vhe late Major A. B. Wright, 70th SHAND and ...
... (of RAID AT MAYNOOTH. Armed Forces Inquire for Playwright. Clown feces , aho came in a lorry, recently visited the residence of Mr. Patrick I Long, Sloyglare, near Nlaynooth. They brought out Mr. Long's two hone, Patti , * and John. rartly chested. and ...
... Martin Catty. John Byrne, O. Connolly Clerk Union; Wm. Ryan. John L. Jordan, John Martin. J. M Guinnees, Jaa. O’Neill, John Power, J. Lalor, J. Thomson, J. Redmond. A. Keboe, J. Konnv P Roche, Jaa. Duffy, T. J. O’Dempsey, aolr.; T. Doran, ...
... taking& Iwith Grattan oud the National Patty's was risking place and position. iMN Ivernmeet in Leaden could diemir I from his high post at a moment's side luny thee they liked it he refused bhp to their plant. The of coarse, be boa but be ttood Arm. he, so ...
... refased. John M'Crystal, Eagle House, Dean's Grange, refused. Patrick A.'Hugh, Abbey Viev, Little Bray, twice, refused. Ellen Moffttb 60 Grand Canal-street, confirmation, granted, Patricia O'Donovan, Castle-street, Little Brajy, tranifer, granted. John O'Neill ...
... nephew; John' teilly.- nephew;' ChristOpher Verdon, nephew; tetr J3-Verdon,'nephtw; J. e D Verdesn nephew; . Leo Verdona uegew; Mathew Byrne, nephow. Ne:stfollowed a body of '67 me;' marohing' four deep, earryin crape en them bat s:and* round the arm, and ...
... Protestant Voiontecra of Refloat were, as he described rt so admiraLly worm and cothuriastic friends of the t atlienrs to present arms to the priest who was going to celebrate Mau lap. plause . My God: What a change has taken p:ave. While all the rest of the ...
... Thera wu recently m fire in the Woolwich Araenol. The London Metropolitan Fire Barifndo came •wiftly on the scene. When it armed at the Arsenal, though the fire was still blaaaaf, the was refused admittance on the ground that strangers coaid on no account ...
... sped si; Luncheons, €d, Bd, end tOd, with vegetables. Teas, 6d. PARTIES visiting will find (he Grattan A Restaurant, IS Essex quay, opposite 68. Miehael and John’s Chnrah. most moderate in Beds, BxealusaU, Dizmexs, and less. p3lQ2;u BETTING STEPHEN’S AGAIN ...