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... lt that further rmlmrl.ou wonld take place. Mr Mollos's amendment was about Img ill., ground, for want hemg second.d, w hen row ami supplied that .lelicumcy, and look occasion uI.M-rvu that there was one wav of sotting the ouestion at rest, tin me! y. ...
... experienced the dvsugreiHcn* attendant upon reporting the proceedings of contemporary fewembly in London. tribune,or gallery of two rows of seats, running nearly round the Chamber, Was conceded to the Reporters of the various Paris Journals, amounting to fifty ...
... Walker, Esq. (Belmont) 0 Doctor Arelier 1 0 O llev. Z. Comock. 11, K. tirOfCan Moranti. Esq 10 0 Mrs. Crogau Morgan - 10 John Rowe, Esq 5 0 Rev. William Eastwood SCO Rev. Mr. Drafi'en 0 MrsDraffen William A. Amustronfc, E*q 10 Thomas llrenun, Esq. Nlrs. ...
... 3 0 0 P. N, King, Esq 1 10 0 Charles Jacob, Esq 10 11. K. Grogan Morgan, Esq 1 0 0 Mrs. H, K. Grogan M0rgan. 100 John Rowe, F’.sq. Uallycross 1 W. A. Armstrong, Esq. 1 Mrs. John Redmond, Sumnierlon, Thomas Walker, Esq. Belmont 1 0 Henry Eamliert ...
... pniiiity of Wicklow, linrouy of niilllneor, worn rneeiniieil lire, which, It npitonr*, wn« tniillcloiiely (loim ; nlno, hum, row Inrf hoiiM. Francl* Hmylh Vouii(f, Kerj, Chief Coimtnhlo the (llntrlctpipmi rcceljit of ihenhove Infornintlon, iP|inlrcil to ...
... MEETING Dtj the meeting of St. Mary’s Parish, which hud adjourned from the day weviuie*. re-usseluhhil the Arena, wliich was »row di dto excess early one o’clock. Sir. SHAW resumed the Chair. Immediately after the Chair was taken, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Steele ...
... 3 0 I'. N. King, Flsq, 1 10 0 Claries Jacob, Esq 0 H. K. Grogan -Morgan, Esq o Mrs. H. K. Grogan M0rgan. 100 John Rowe, Esq. Uallyeross 1 0 0 A. Armstrong, Esq. 10 0 Mrs; John Redinimd, Stimmerton, lliomas Walker, Esi). Belmont 0 0 Henry Lambert ...
... assaulting Hugh Redmond, and for riotous and disorderly conduct. It appeared that Redmond and Ids wife were proceeding up Cabbage-row, when some persons (who proved to Tailor and the Byrnes,) assaulted him striking and otherwise mal treating him, having first ...
... itml it nf proiile, inutiuilly juin|ie(l. Fi'ni' ingllml woubl lie (bey imihlilml lie Hliip nrul with two they cmlenvcm. ri'tl row the bout imborc. luul tbrowi oir nil liis floihi'n, osc(’pllii)| umlci' wnistcPiit lil« linen (Iruwer* ; n Milk miimli fflrdle ...
... CHOLERA. From commenremeut thff dijeaHA, wi liilli Soptoiubor, Total cai«*> Doatlis 17 N. SFAII ROW, Socretaiv. held this day pursuant notico/o’talo i/it) coiisuleralion u Law opinion wliich hud taken difficulties raised at a vestry licit! in Juno lust ...
... row the Aye. The P.ike sus.se\ , sou is said Lw had firstrate legal o|«iiiion, that liowever baa ami hoj»eless his claims may England, that with regard Ireland the case is ditferent. Ten (Irish) hare been subscribed for Don but the ITiests and Portuguese ...
... Esq. Cloogany, Gorev, county Wexford ; John James Pomeroy, Esq., liathaagan, county Kildare; Thomas Disney, Esq., 4, Westland row, Dublin ; Honorable John Massy, Rev. James C. Fitzgerald, Limerick; Charles Fitcgerakl, Ksq., Limerick; Rev. Edward Croome, ...