... satisfactory descr _ The Tide is —— COUNTY OF ARMA4GB. O be SOLD by AUCTION, by the Tri of the late Newry Bankers, at the Sessions-H: County of Down, on WEDNESDAY, the 4 of OCTOBER next, the Interest of Jouw Moons F lon to of said Iate Bavkers, in the ...

... cow-house, and seven cow s of an industrious farmer, of the name of Gill, about midnight, on Friday night last, near the foot of Croghan Mountain, and also for posting up illegal and seditious notices, against the said farmer, and others, if they removed certain ...

... Corps , of access. An Earthquake has occured at Calcutta, but without ate: in the Coanty of Rescommon, at a place called Croghan, near sometimes holds a public pen, knows whether those statements as those of Sir Georce Hitt and Colonel Brackea—from | ...

... regret, however, to mention, that a disposition to outrage has manifested itself in tbe county of Roscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Boyle. A Policeman was at- tacked, and hb wife wounded ; but the villains did not effect their purpose, whicb was to ...

... certainly meet for the dispatch of business on or about the l9lh of February. Many circumstances combine render the coming Session one of peculiar interest and importance. The Landed Interest evidently intend to make strenuous effort to shift a considerable ...

... regret, ho-ever, to mention, that a dispositioo to outrage has manifested itself iu the county of Roscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Boyle. A policeman was attacked, and wile wounded ; bat the sillies's did pot effect their purpose, which was to seise ...

... We regrei, however, to mention, that i ',! 1 sition to outrage has tnaiiifested itself in the Koscommon, at a place called Croghan, near Bell a Policeman was attacked, and his wife wounded • L i the villains did not effect their purjuMe, which v'u J seize ...

... great proprietor at Carlow, is receiving his rents, in kind. Something must undonbtedly be attempted during the approaching Session. What Will or can be gone, Heaven only knows. We scarcely recollect an instance in our long experience at the Public Press ...

... viepresioent, ?? ?? weoe eico. JanakCa Ipeps te the 20th Oct. bmwe 1ben reeived. Thle house of asmeehbly two in:i.cce its session ot xhae lst Oct Ther Ulet thus early to give fitlitv to tv o net3 ?ect1y pussd D Y the impelw parliamnent, for extendiy the ...

... fair-day, and which are happy to say, was completely devoid of party feeling, the most undisturbed tranquillity ■signs. Fair of Croghan was held Wednesday. We are informed that higher prices were obtained there at Boyle Fair Monday. A very considerable advance ...

... Coun- | try should be withdrawn, that they shall be received | to any amount in payment of his Majesty’s duties. | The Dublin Sessions Grand Jury on Saturday found the Bill of Indictment against John Hoare, the Printer of The Evening Mail, tor circulating ...

... called. , v •• The Sedicious Meeting Act-, being one of the Six Acts.” expired with the Session of Parliamen tof 1825,. provided to last till the end of such Session.'’. The Insnr* rection Act also expired cu Aogost 1825, . . THEARMY Captain King’s company ...