... warfare. The Sailor King saw and con- versed with the projector, and referred him to the late Sir Richard Keates and Sir Thomas Hardy. Sir Richard Keates, in company with a naval officer of forty years' ser- vice, yet alive, and who fought at Trafalgar ...

... treasurer Daniel O'Shea sted P. O'Donegan, secretary John Kelly Oh ! Michael Doyle, assistant se- Thomas Finegan ?? cr tary Patrick Kelly tmvs Jmm's Dinnany Thomas, Crolly, jun. by '.Tohn M'Cann John Sullivan that hat Tiomne r iean PPatrcc M'Gough tat a J oeeph ...

... John M'Guinness, Thomas Toole, Thomas Nugent, Patrick Egan, Charles Carolan, Thomas Breslin, Peter O'Gar, Mathew Hanlon, Cornelius Cooney, John Hartness, Mathew Carty, Simon Andrews, Arthur Harvey, Thqmas Lynch, Patk. Dogherty, Thomas M urray, James Moore ...

... by purchase, vice Blake, who retires; Ensign Walter Douglas Phillips Patton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bridges; Thomas Aston Coffin, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Patton. 86th Foot-Ensign Maurice Hartland Mahon to le Lieutenant, by ...

... ::-Messzs. Philip Murphy, n Jamies Carpenter, Edward Mulbern, John Shannon, Patrick e Rooney, Thomas O'Brien, Patrick Kelly, Francis M'Allister, .-l Ralpb Woods,. Thomas Jennings. It This is Mr. Duggan's nineteenth remittance, making in [ l lOll. '19s. rece ...

... Union, which was responded to in a loud and conti- nued cheer. The cheering and bustle having subsided in some degree, Mr. Thomas Caulfield, of this town, presented Mr. Browne with a suitable address. THEs DINNER Was served up in Gilt's best style, and ...

... remained about a quarter of an tl hour at Cruise's, and then proceeded to the Court-house, e accompanied by Sir D. Roche, Bart., Thomas Steele, Esq., tl William Howley, Esq., Counseller Devitt, Caleb Powell, I Esq., and many other gentlemen, whom we bad not ...

... and the surround. etingd Mea place yesterday, at BraY-JAS. logEI ds.,istrictstok wasl called to the chair. q, R1ngstovm Mr. Thomas Ryan, of Bray, was requested. -t c.s cretary, S ~e Mr. Nugent, on taking the chair, said he regrete that he was obliged to ...

... all stanch Repealer, ,aseas a sociates (cheers). Mr. O'Connell moved that the first three named P K Kelly, James Kelly, and Thomas Byrnec be ad, Patrick o members, and the others admitted associatesdmittdar carried. ct . tioa n Mr. R. Dillon Browne, M.P ...

... on the 7th of lo, March, 1782,. ata meeting held in the Town-house, Thomas nc Sinclair, Esq., in the chair. The resolution is this:- th That if any Irishman has been, or shall be hardy ag enough to assert, directly or. indirectly, that any body of Cj men ...

... Tbompson'; John Gully, Esq.; John Bower, Esq., Samuel Smiles, Esq.; Sharman Crawford, Esq.; and H. C. Marshall, Esq.; Thomas. Hardy, Esq., of Birksgate; George Good- .man, Esq.; R. Lees, Esq., of Saddleworth; R. D. Ross; Esq, of Rosstrevor; J. A. Roebuck ...

... struggle against that odious act of ihadthe efect fs begottenin treachery and in Wood, and lal, an ?? on the best interests of a hardy, int~elligetand an industrious population. mr.eeting Was appointed to act as secretary. He thanked the meeting for the honour ...