... (Castletown) «nd Misses Connolly (2); Mr and Mrs James Alexander Hamilton, Miss Mamilfon, and Wi'liam Hamilton ; Mrs Grattan and Misses Grattan ; Mr ElHsand Miss Ellis, Major Reilly, Vernon and Miss E. Vernon, Lefroy, Captain Croflon, Colonel Doyle, Corrv ...

... M«RI f- , From the F.rrrminrr. The * Otebd* that the colonelcy of the Outmls, by the death Sir John Slade, about to be conferred upon General the Earl of Cardigan. The colonelcy of regiment is a sinecure office, worth about X ,OOO year, and instituted as ...

... Robert Harty, Bart. Edward M*Donnell, Jocelyn Coghill, John Nngent, Wm Lyons, High Sheriff of Cork James Power, James Stronge, John Robinson, Bart; Thos Burke, John Kingsmill, Percy Nugent, Bart; John Carden, Bart. /?gr«rc«dx—Wilson, S Falls. Louis Perrin ...

... Campbell Mrs. Kelly Mrs. Klnran Mrs. Monahan Mrs. M‘Evoy Mrs. Cbestre Mrs. Comyn Mrs. Corr Mrs. Cowcn Mrs. John Darcy Mrs. M'Dennott Mrs. Maher Mrs. John M'Dermott Mrs. M‘Donnell Mrs. M'Kenna Mrs. H. Dease Mrs. Dolan Mrs. Mrs. J. O’Brien Mrs. O’Carroll Mrs ...

... came past. Next tbe Royal Duke, Sir De Lacy Evans received bis medal; then Lord Cardigan, and then Lord Lucan and Lord Bingham. Of this distinguished group, Lord Cardigan'was the great favourite with the crowd. Three officers, whose wounds rendered them ...

... Malahide, Lord St Lawrence, J. A. Curr.- ', barrister John French, T.C. ; Captain Lindsay, y.8,; [, T.Rolan, solhutor; Alderman Beynolds, Chas. Roper, J.P.; Charles Toole, James Egan, G. C. Place, Beau Grattan, J.P.; O’Neill Segrave, D.L.; Anthony Strata Hussey ...

... universally felt that there was scarcely any other but Thomas Moore, all tbe Irishmen who have distinguished themselves in arts, arms, or literature, vfhose name could command so unanimous a display of public gratitude and admiration. His rich and glowing fancy ...

... portion Mrs. Clifford left few thousands to her daughter, Mrs. Harrison ; Mrs. Fitzwilliam might also be considered rich ; Mr. John Cooper supposed worth 20,000*. j Charles Young, T. P. Cooke, and Macready, are all three monied men ; and Wilkinson has , retired ...

... which baa gone the rounds of the newspapers, that the Right lion. Grattan is about to sell his estates in Ireland, although be haa pun-based considerable tract of land in Virginia. Hr. Grattan's estates are the best pari of Ireland, are good order, wholly ...

... Wounded—Bombardier John Blacker (slightly) ; Gunners John Bennet (severely), Samuel drummer (severely), Henry Smmoos (slightly), John Williams (slightly), John Mitchell (slightly), John (slightly), John ...

... March 27, at Kinkora, Clontarf, the wife of John 11. M'Cann, Esq., of a son. March 20, the wife of John Henry Richards, Lsq., 29 Upper Mount-street, of a daughter. March 31, Nassau street, the wife of Koliert Grattan, a daughter. February 11, at Bombay, Uie ...

... views that era not directed In fee general benefit of the British Empire.” The way which Caatlcreagh —tu-ttrsd Grattan was very remarkable. Grattan aaeaflal him In a prepared invective, and Lord Cornwallis that describes the tone taken Osatleseagb pur. tying ...