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... Planters were looking forward to hoary crop this season. The weather was favourable their expectations. SIR JOHN M'NEILL’S REPORT. Lords Cardigan and Lucan hare each replied, in the Timel, to the allegations against them, founded on the report of the Committee ...
... fluentIv. A pplv to tho NXets-Letter office. 55 1TESSRS. GRATTAN & CO. HAVE AT ill present a vacancy for an ASSISTANT, of good ad(1ress and;1 compcteflt attainmellts. A\pplv, by letter, to Messrs. GRATTAN & CO., liledical lIll, 10 and 12, Corn iMarket, Belfast ...
... by order of the Trustees of the Ulster Building Society, GRATTAN A CO. HAVE AT PRESENT a Vacancy for ASSISTANT, of good address and competent attainments. Apple, bv letter, to Messrs. GRATTAN & CO., Medical Ilall,lo and 12, Corn Market. Belfast. DAY ...
... after a acrimonious discussion that Sir John Shell ibe trade been his point, by so narrow a majority as cle nner. andantly house of 253 Members. There was, sure! ri cient prima facie case for inquiry, when it arm was: that there are three Judges on the ...
... Roche, and Miss BlenneVhasser, Sir Thomas and Lady Butler, aud Miss Bgtler, Lady O’Donnel and Miss O'Hara, Mr. H. Grattan and tie Misses Grattan, Mrs. Guinness and the Misses Guinness, tho Misses Lascelles, the Dean of Lismorc and Miss Augusta Browne, the ...
... danger, Lord Cardigan lived fa* away from his men board bis yacht the harbour, are not, and cannot be, contradicted. All that tbs country has complain of—the mismanagement, the consequent ruin—stand fully confessed. All that Lord Cardigan has to say is ...
... t*. John Lawless convlclioß, fine Is and costs; No. 7, James Boggy *. Anne Ryan—no assault; No. 8, Digby r. Bridget Murray—no assault; No. 9, James Buggy c. Daniel Ryan—no assault. The last number on the list 10, that of Matthew Spellacy r. John Danny ...
... teh, Sir John Pakington, Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., Sir James Graham, William Monsell, M.P. Honourables—>V Spring Rice, Frederick Chichester, Charles Hardinge, M.P. The Solicitor-General tor Ireland. Messieurs Osborne. M.P., Walter, M.P., John George, F ...
... among swells, and the facts Tulloch tells, And Sir John Macneill also. Cardigan-hero, rode a horse tall; Cardigan-zero, got a great fall: Ten blunder’d charges, with all their dead men, Can’t set Cardigan-nero again. Jbtd. ...
... Anthony Blacekburne to John Martley, which was also, by the same Deed of 12ti July, 1836, re- conveyed by the said John Martley to the Trustees of the Will of Anthony Blackburue. 681 MARBLE AND STONE WORKS 38 & 40, YORK STkEET. X JOHN ROBINSON V WOULD RE ...
... which nominally tries the officers vir- j tually tries the Commissioners. Sir John M*Neill and Colonel Tulloch are much upon their trial as the Earls | of Lucan and Cardigan, Sir Richard Airev Colonel Gordon. Every consideration, therefore, of respect ...
... COMMISSION. Il ait;hIStl' to Mr. S. WoRTLEr, 3Mr. PEE I, said the re;)ort of the Commission in refrenice to Lolrds Iltuiatl aid Cardigan would be laid before tite oeard ot General Oflicers rather than beflt'e l'arliamtneit. 11r. I)UNC() I11lE inquired whether ...