... Johannes Smith ; Willis D’Anjer, ; Uoote, Ea,»rdu» Montgomerj ; Ilicli»rd*, Johannes. ««• , Pknsionaßll *T SIZATOBES.—Brown. Michael; Drunker. Jacobus Edvardus; Clancy, Golielmos ; Clark, hisdenous Jacobus; Clarke. Moyses; Craig, Gul.elmua Hen rious; Curran ...

... on'y ¢ sn Dil | | though by no means an one, i Michael such course would be detrimental to insura James The loss of business to which | ity must will be most ruinous to the ; dJohu of the com anies, Michael | professions as tha’ of a minin . euvineer are ...

... TIE INQUEST. Ton inquest on the bodies of those wvho wvere drowned wans resumed on Tuesday in the Meath Hospital, before Dr. Kirwan, City Coroner. Win. Smith, private in the 4th Light Dragoons ?? Saturday night last, between nine and ten o'clock, I was going ...

... tile Cres- cent, Limerick. LONDONDIRRY CITY AND COUNTY.-John Alex- ander, Esq., Newtownlimiavatdy. LoNGlFoRD.-.Jhu1 Stratford Kirwan, Esq., Bawn, Longtord. LOUTI7,-Laurence Waldron, Esq., M2.., Ballybrack, Dalkey. MAAYO.-Colonel Charles Knox, Ballhirohe. ...

... arrests excep+ on Military very active, FUSTHER AaLRESTS IN DUBLIN. The police arrested feur Irish. Americans named James J. Kirwan, John H. Rogers, James E, Fox, and James Smith, in their lodgings, 27, Sam. mer Hill. The isoners, who are res ble- looking ...

... the week, and on the following morning he came there with four as- sistants—John Moore (brother of Michael Moore), Peter O'Brien, Peter Kearney, and Michael Cody. They commenced at once making pike-heads, and never ceased doing so until the day before the ...

... found to have --V.mra respectfully, Kan akii. iwassoil by messengers by hand. They will often W i t will Ik; prove.l you that Michael i found to* couched in mysterious and obscure lan- with the bead central association America, unless rea.l by the* light facts ...

... admitting the accused to bail on eutering into suroties, himself in £100 and two sureties in £25 each. SEnIOUS WnlITE7OT OUTRAOU. Michael Drwyer, Laurence Dwyer, Denis Dwyer, end ?? Tierney were indicted for assaulting the habiitation of Thoemas Quirke. Serjeant ...

... from May, 1851, at a yearly rent of £65, and to keep. up ipolicy of insurance against fire for £1,000. The biddings were-Mr. Michael Smith, £50; Mr. J. Reod, £60; Mr. Smith .£70; Mr. Reed, £8xg Mr .4, avery, £9,0; Mr. J. Weod, £100. Mr. Reea was declared ...

... for rods varying in num- ber from 20 to 100. In a trank he found the letters headed Clonbulloyne, Satnrday, and signed Michael Moore. Also the letter from John Morris, Fens, County Carlow. Also a letter signed O'Langaine, Hereditary Rebel and Milesian ...

... named above, were also in- vited :—F. Broughton, Ulster Railway; W. J. Roche, John Addey, Thomas Armstrong, Porta- down ; Michael Andrews, Ardoyne ; J. Boyle, J. G. Belfo Ball, Gilford; M. Buckley, J. B. Bo: W. J. Roche, W. Mon ; oyd, C. Irvine, J. Handcock ...

... transfer from Edward Donnelly, granted. Arthur Donaghey, 2 i & 22, Cromac Street, trans- I fer from John idertagh, granted. I Michael Dougan, 50, Union Street, new ap- I plication, refused. lbohnass Fox, 3 & 5, Union Street, new applica. |tion, decision adjourned ...