... conservative peoi-10. The Chinaman, Garbitaa beat Lrilers of Gokl Belfast; T. 11. Lisburn; John whether high low. thinks himself and his Betting 2 „h,>« Crossgar; Rol«rt John W»o representatives Utt highest conree w® rua e . Wilb .m Clugston, Belfast; civilisation ...

... Warehouse, 6, Street, 6447 NG Square, London, Wholesale Agents, Rasa & Co., Edinburgh. i= JOHN CASSELL'S COPFRES. NSIVE CONTINUED UNPARAI for the demand for JOHN CASSELL'S COPF! je that If you war fentant best proof of their excellence. pitals of at Is ...

... Peter’s Hill. J. Taylor, Gas Works. J. & J. M'Kenna, 15 17, Lagan Street. Jas, M‘Kenna, 50, Grattan Street, and 58. Talbot Street. Anghnacloy—John Sloan**. Donaghadee —K. Walker, Do.—D. Campbell & Co. Dungannon—J. Stevenson, Armagh—J. Thompson. ...

... -General the Earl of Lacan. To Major: | nt. General the Earl of Cardigan. To Bi rigadier-General, | now Major-General, the Hon. James York Scarlett. To FPORT. } Major-General Hen 5 John William Benti nck. To Major-General Sir C oh in Campbell, Knight ...

... Aughnadoy—John Sloant*. Doneghadeo R. Walker. —D* Campbell & Go. DuDgannon—J. Stevenson. Armagh—J. Thompson. Downpatrick—G. Brown. Do.—Wm. Boyd, jun. Do.—Montgomery A Ed- Antrim—Wm. Johnston. gar. Do.—Mrs. Miller. Dromore—R. Little. Do.—John Soffern. ...

... and illustrious Irishman —Henry Grattan. Ab be said himself in that oft-quoted sentence, I sat by its cradle, and I, too, have followed its hearse.'* Well, the Act of Union was passed, and for twenty years Henry Grattan spent his life in the Parliament ...

... SPEECH THE REV. JOHN BROWN. Tms Gentleman (not an old acquaintance of ours, who tluu name the neighbourhood of Coleraine* but Gentleman who formerly residetl and officiated is Belfast, Minister of the Established Church), delivered the following speech ...

... the fame of Grattan any more than of Pitt, or Fox, or Mirabeau. Even deals hardly in some respects with Grattan. It tells us his voice was f.hrill, his action ungraceful, his manner outrageously odd. O’Connell used to relate that Grattan almost wept the ...

... next, at the hour of THREE o'clock fe n John pose of and the place of Five Directors who retire bu: pointing Five Directors of the TRE ETING Mr. ALFRE D ‘CELLIER on vening, The brave old Temeraire,” Mr. T. GRATTAN KI] tary. Scena ed Aria—“ Titus,” BAND ...

... DINNER AND ADI-RESS JOHN JOSEPH Irish Socirtt’s DEFtTSTiow at Colbrairb.—A .Imputation from the Hon. the Irish Society arnrrtl Omrock's Coleraine, .lnes.lay. Ihe deputa tion consisted of Alderman John Humphrey, Covernor ; Thomas Dakin, Esq., 1 deputy-Governor ...

... DUBLIN EXHIBITION. ARTIFICIAL EYES, LEC ARMS, HANI NOSES, Xe. GROSSMITH, MAKE M R. London Hospitals, whose specime Mechanistw in the Southern Gallery (case ( cited so much interest, will be in Dablin to the October, to explain the princip! articles, receive ...

... learnt fro | sr. 14, at the Rev, Herbert 8t, Geo Molesworth Street, the wife of , of a son, come forward; but Mr. John Leslie, Mr, John 4, at 17, St. Jaines Strvet, Road, the wife MMahon, and Mr, Isaac Butt were all nominated for @ great constitutional ...