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... Paton, Esq., J.P. John M'Kinstry, Esq., Deputy-Clerk of the Peace, having read the commission, the following gentlemen were swum on the Grand Jury— William Boyd, Esq., sen. (foreman*. John Stephenson Riggs. James Gardner, John Hughes, John M*Watters, Michael ...
... The Earl Cardigan am* Captain Douglas. The indictment against Lord Cardigan is still upon the hies of the Central Criminal Court, although has jurisdiction so far Ids Lordship is concerned, and the recognizances of both the defendants will formally respited ...
... Dub- lin and Drogheda Railway Terminus. Upon inquiry we have ascertained the facts to be as follows :—It appears that Messrs. John Roch- fort & Son, iron founders, City Quay, recently manufactured three cannon. On Friday morn- ing Mr. Rochfort sent notice ...
... H. Gillman, ret. Be 68th Foot. Brevet Lient.-Col. I. Foster, ret. f.-p., 3d West India Regiment. TO Brevet Major George Grattan Biscoe, ret. f.-p., 66th Foot. Brevet Major Hugh Thomas Bowen, ret. f.-p., Foot. land and Wales are in fo instances to receive ...
... R. GRATTAN, DENTIST, MAY BE. CON- SULTED at Dr. DAVIS'S, NEWRY, on MON- DAY, next, the Sth July; at the BERESFORD ARMS HOTEL, ARMAGH. on the TUESDAY following ; At the RANFURLY ABMS, DUNGANNON, oa WEDNESDAY. the 7th July. Belfast, 29th Jane, 1858. 1427 ...
... law to wh ks. ered. He was much obliged for the vote we te and i havin STIVITIES IN NEWRY, Jobo’ for a memt such night the Grattan Band, made famous by The | tive ¢ ction Petition, turned out in fall strength and raded Newry’s principal streets, ploying ...
... uk. GRATTAN, ehief Seature from the seats of war—the Government despatches. In fact, they are an idle form—no more in the nature of “ intel- visit NEW next, Dr. DAVIS'S, Sugar-Island. CRATTAN ends to RY, PROFESSIONALLY, the Sth of June, when he temporary ...
... SIR JOHN SIMON A THE WAR MAN' aR, At Manchester to-night Sir John Simons said the of Germany was what had united the people of Great Britain. A With all its sp ying Germany had not avoided doing the mg which had aroused the national im in land. Peace ...
... DEATH OF JOHN M CLINTOCK ESQ. The illness of the above venerable and universally respected gentleman is announced in another column, the particulars reached us early in the week; but ou Friday. *e were apprised by letter of hii demise, which took place ...
... lawyer could be found to act for the plaintiff, when John Philpot Curran, moved to the very soul by the barbarous cruelty and injustice of the defendant, grasaed the brief of the priest, and armed with the facts therein, struck aside as with a lightning ...
... Ballycastle 0 Hugh *Carry, Culfeightrin 1 r` Richard Keenan, Belfast 1 3 J John M`Mahon, Belfast 5 0 / John O'Neill, Whitehead 2 2 0 Thomas O'Neill, C.E., Culfeightrio, Co. Antrim 2 2 0 John M`Ginley, Esq., Belfast 1 1 0 Joseph Hogan, Esq., Ross-on Sea, N. Wales ...
... N R. GRATTAN, 1], COLLEGE SyUe J! East, Belfast, visits NEWRY professior on the FIRST MONDAY of every Month, ARMAGH onthe FIRST TUESDAY of each Mc Address at Newry—Dr. DAVIS'S; at Armagh BERESFORD ARMS’ HOTEL. | NEWRY CHORAL SOCIETY'S {| MONDAY EVENING ...