... to Maria, only daughter of John Percy Howes, Esq M. D. of Kilcock, the county of Kildare. Feb. 22, at Harrold, Bedfordshire, Christopher Gerard Rigbye Collins, Esq. late of the 16th Dragoons, to Annette, rd daughter of John Hesketb Lethbridge, Esq. and ...

... Ab ams, af KandaUt»«m. teiWt John Adamson, £*,. „f Moate. to Min Ha. daughter the late Sir William Kawkiu- I'* 1 '* late of Raplwe. ««««i Belfast ship rh« Cunnlnj'ham Boyle, Dell, fr uln . Cheater I Sth intt. ' Tb* armed brig faflor, M'Klece, fur contrary ...

... there Mr. Grattan took leave of his friends—he entered the house amidst loud and universal acclamations—no sooner was the door closed, than there was burst of applause for Mr. William Murphy, ; and all the aftive, honest, and intrepid members Grattan’s Co ...

... having been given, The S« rgeant-at-Arms said—Yeoman Usher, call in James Earl of Cardigan. The noble lord was act'onlingly called in, and His Grace the Loiti> High Steward addressing him, said—James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for felony ...

... situation more conspicuous than honourable, have reason to believe correct. Towards the close last shooting season, Lord Cardigan, and, we believe. Lord Adolphus Filrclarencc, slopped, on their way south from shooting quarters, at Carve Inn. They had ...

... window in Dooegall-strret; John Hamill, charged with stealing bed clothes from an officer's lodgings in Lancaster-stroet; John O'Hara, John Kelly, and John Keys, charged with stealing and receiving goods, stolen from the shop of John Bodle, ...

... , and eigfit Donaghade*. Feb. 8, Tlie William, the Mary-Anne, Atnew; the John & Samuel, i'ier; and the Hell-Ann, Cree, all with salt for the North idling. —, The Acorn, Cardigan, J 'Qes, for Sligo. CHARITY SERMON will he Preached l.vtlie Her, WILLIAM ...

... year of her age, Kilfane, on Tuesday last. Lady Power was the relict of Sir John Power, the sister of the late Oervase Parker Bu»he, Esq., and the niece of the patriot Henry Grattan and the herself formed a bright particular star” the galaxy of beauty and ...

... A eon venation then ensued, to which Mr. Ju. Grattan, Mr. Cblcheeter, Chancellor of tho Excheqner, Mr. Daweon, Sir John Newport, Mr. Leelie Footer, and Mr. Tnlto participated ; after which tho motion arm agreed to. Consumption of Coalt Ireland. Mr. O’BRIEN ...

... you might well transport once, for Mr. Kelly (the Sovereign) will take bail of me.*’—(Laughter.) A Gentleman Vagrant. Henry Grattan, presented the Grand Jury as vagrant. It appeared that the prisoner had been travelling Gentleman,*’forsooth, and had been ...

... Society. ST. JOHN S CHURCH, KILWARLIN, parish Will OPES ED, Gad willing, for Divine Worship, NFS DAY. the 2sih of October, being the Feat of St. Simon ami St J'lde. Divine Sc/ vice uill commence at hnlfpfU 'LL VEX 1J HEAT 11-TV ARMING I-NSTIUMEXT, which ...

... Rbringtmi, Lord Elliee, E Ewart, W Evans CoL Lacy R C Foley. T H Fox, Lieut.-Cul. French, A Grattan, H Grattan, James Handley. W F Heron, Sir R Hodges, T L Hodgson, John Hort, Sir W Hoskins, K Hudson, T Hughes, H Hughes, Hume, Joseph Hunt, H Hutchinson, J H ...