... Asmvf., —Charlotte, (Evans). Haog.r. s!*t», water becomes obvious, and it must trranted Arrow, Hamilton , > oio. mi'. . , I.o*i»i%o D** Klsah, tstol Channtl. the Dock Mlr , operations. this we may ald that a road has m*-al ando*«». Charlotte, (Evans ...

... denominated Dillen's country, but altered by stauste 34 Henry VIII. to the Barony of Kilkenny West. Sir Henry founded the Abbey of St. Francis in Athlone. He married Bridget, daughter of Meyler De Birmingham, Lord of Athenry, and was grandfather of Gerald ...

... Castle, Late trim. ifA poorer add to th, ir numuir. KNGINELBB. Thomas Rhodes Esq. M.I.CE, and Samuel E-«p E. PROVISIONALBECRETARV: Wm Hamilton Esq. l. Queens Cownty, and 63, Upper Sackvilie-btreet, Dublin SOLICITORS Messrs Robert Hamilton and Co, Upper ...

... accompanied the train by the Very Rev. George Cummins, P.P.V.G. ; Rev. Peter Dooley, C.A.; Rev. Jubu Greavcn, CC, &c. His lordship had appointed to meet the Musi Rev. I>r Butler, Bishop of ! Limerick, and the Most Rev. J)r. Power, of KillahK ...

... honored ch.ir is vacant by the hearth. From Castle Moneygliss, and Trim, The courteous messages go forth vain. Kind words longer have joy for him Whose fiuol lodge is in Death s dark domain. Abbey Is Ms Castle now. And there till Doomsday peacefully he’ll stay ...

... C«peU sfri *. and T. E. llicDi.KV and Co., Advertisement Contractor*, 40 Middle Abbey street. Vdvertiskments llocoired for every Newspaper in the World IItiH.KV, & Co, Abbey -street, Dubliu. (12m,t15A.) lUXI HAIR, WHISKERS, &c. Phy. siciau, who has devoted ...

... Suitable for Rev. the Dean of Toss, Rev. Canon Treanor, ILF Family. or Office, Rev Canon Padd is, Rev. Cason Gcrodisson, Rev. Apply Mins OLIVER, S. Jobnator, Rev. William Taylor. ...

... half-paat Tee o'clock, a.m., on in • EXCURSION To the abuse locality. The many beauties of tenether with the Splendid Old Abbey, vendee it well worthy the inspection of the Tourist. On this the Demme of Arliford, the property of Mr lbsejetela Lee Galante ...

... grateful thanks of Mr. Meade and his family.— Amongst tho most active were Dr. Wilde, the Very Rev. Dr. Doyle, the Rev. Mr. Barry, the Rev. G. Lynch, tho Rev. Dr. Carroll, of the Church of St. Andrew, Dr. Forrest, Dr. Carolan, H. Kelly, T. C., Robert Farrell ...

... tow . by e , b y and *Dowell, Mr. A. N. Comp]. no Act 1.55 3 Fit'- 1. chap. 3. Therefore. to seat- Dr. and Colohan, Mrs. Hamilton Seabee, tee o f c . o. ( i o ] 0 , 0 , Its pi, o , ',urn, , d hire. ~..l errie. Eta t° lile ` e charter is the reign of ...

... were burning good many people caraa ; 1 know John Hamilton (identitied the traverser); 1 saw him there the time whs the fire when was going home. What did you see him doing? Nothing. went away then; Hamilton about ten minutes. Cross-examined by Mr. Curran—l ...

... catholic church. AccorJing the Kentish Obs'rr'r, uetu Charlotte Peat, mcce to Sir « alter Seo.t, lias received into the Catholic church, with her five children, and two servant. , T -ifcmher The Rev. Joseph Henry Jerrard, L.L.D., Mcmticr oftl e Senate ...