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... THE ARM Y. Lieutenant-General Rnrrell. C.8., Colonel 3Dth Regiment of Foot, died at Alnwick at the advanced age of 76. on Tuesday the 4th inst. Royal Artillery. —Sixty men, gunners and drivers, of the R H. Artillery, for the purpose of augmentation, arrived ...
... Kisbey, Francis Macdonagh, Q.C.; \V. T. Stannus, D.L.; David Taylor, J.P.; Frederick M'Blain, LL.D. ; John O’Hagan, Hastings Brooke, L. Gordon O’Neill, John Preston, J.P.; George H. Henderson, the Recorder of Derry, the Mayor of Derry, Charles O’Rorke, Robert ...
... THE ARMY Major General Sir Ouy Campbell armed here Tuesday last, on his tour of general inspection. Tl»e rea'uneiil under arms waiting hi* arrival; they were put through the eeserel evolutions usual on similar occasion*, and acquit ten themselves so credibly ...
... e , • joyable evening wee event Sir Thomas Grattan M P left Monaghan for Doblin on Thieved*, Morning. Sit 'NOMA! GRA [TAN EMONDS. M P—.la parties through Arnmeh im Thursday from Monaghan. Sir Themes Grattan Etimmade M P. received an ovation at the railway ...
... of the society's brass band. A debate is announced foe Sumlay Whether Grattan or O'Connell achieved the greater good for Irelands Mr Stowe, and Mr 11•Gaigan are to take Grattan's side, and Mr Trainor and Mr B Kerrey O'Connell's. BELFASP BRANCH. Tan ...
... point in Ihe route. Mr. O'Connell reached the platform about half-past three o’clock, accompanied by Mr. John O’Connell, M.P.; Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Mr. Steele, 4tc.; he was received in the most enthusiastic manner the assemblage, which consisted ...
... Egan. Newry—John Kelly, John Keane, John Farrel, an d John Te , lev. Droghed .—J. Costelloe. Clare--James Giiinsire and rldwd. Walsh. Longford—Join Rorke. Caztlebt..r— John Whelan. Tramore —W. Hally and Philip O'Shea. Belfast--E. Gilmour and ...
... Jackson s. John M-Mahou and others o, Anne Lynch p, Robert Potter s. Assignee of John Arabin o, Charles Lc>.is p, F. O. Tincklcr Devisees of Henry Smithwick o, Martha Smithwick and others p, John S. Abbott s. Trustees of the Rev. W. Grattan o, St. Lawrence ...
... mineut. Ballyeasee is °tie Irish town that would benefit largely by %ha presence of a Parliament in Dublin. the days when Grattan flourished, it wee a busy centre of industry. Coal mines weer workM, freestone quarries were worked, the Lottlemaking industry ...
... George, llth Feb., vice Tcwera, deceeeed Pepper. John, Afril, vice Mnlleo. Reemabolletn. B. 1. 10th Mey, vice Walkinv. dean, Patrick (lat Heed-ConalaWe,) vice Clarke, de> caaaad. Cadota appoiolad. Popper. John, 20th Januorr. Rcamabottam. S. J., Jan nary, ...
... 24th imf., being Si- John’s Day, St. Patrick*! Senior I# ...
... the Irish Bar. then in all the glory that the genius of Grattan, Flood. Bush, and a host of other luminaries could bestow. But not relishing the dry study of the law, embraced the more congenial arms, and served with distinguished success for upwards of ...