... gracious Visit to lieland. To Win. H. Talbot, Edward Triar, and Churchwardens. James Browne, Robert D. Shaw William Allen L Willis Charles P. Archar Samuel Oldbant Richard Sinyth James M'Auley Andrew Richey Maihew Donnelly Thomas Lyater William Power I ...

... street; Mr. Charles Shaw, ?? Mrn Street; Mr. C. Hamilton, 27, Lower Sackville XV i-; el* William Kent, 18, Stephen street; Mr. Edward leuth. 7, Dame street; Or. Francis White, Messrs. Seuthb.e Bank, Treasurer; Mr. Arthur Jones, No. 5, 0tettt, Ks street' andI ...

... the IMPROVEMEN of IRELAND will meet THIS DAY (TUES15AYj it the ROYAL EXCN ANGE, at hiallpast TnsEE o'Clock, p.m. By Order, EDWARD GROVES, Secretary. Royal Exchange. Dublin, 19th Jan. 1830. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE X MENDICITY ASSOCIATION. SHE Subscribers ...

... Farrell, High.street, Luke Dillon, C. and Jas. Egan Patrick Curtis, Richard Tuiton, Rockbroos, David Lynch, Hugh M'Donald, Edward Conilan, John Clarke, William Conlen, Barton- Bartholomew Corballis, RQe. Iodge, county Dublin, buck, Thomas Reynolds, Ruby-I ...

... Cbarles Shaw', 15, S ephen street; Mr. C. H'aimilton, 27, Lower Ssekville street- Mr. William Kent, 18, Stephen street; Mr. Edward Walfentuen, 27, Dame street; lr. Francis White, Messrs. Latouche's Bank, Treasurer Mr. Arthur Jones, No. 5, South King street ...

... Curtis, J, Carter, Michael Murphy Collier, Edward Croker, . Mansergh Blacker, George [toe, Coghran and Humphreys, Ricbard Smyth, Luke Dillon, P. A, Leslie, Nolan, Briscoe and Co. Thomas Wilson, William Richey, James Jackson, Jacob Geoghegan and Sons. In ...

... IN. TRADE. '] iE Puiblic are respectculty Infor mied, that the A.. enitire Std'k' ini Trade ~'of te' ?? LATE IR. AND -EW RICHEY- ' ; Nt7.' -2, DANME-StREET, (Corner of George's.st.,) 'On 1 i WILL -13E, SOLD. BY AUCTION, OnMONOAY, the 7tn of JUNwE, ...

... indeed the unfortunate plain- tiffrhad been driven to give up the establishment by the cruelty and oppression of the defendant. Edward D: Barrett examined by Mr. Scorr, K.C.-Corro- borated in -every particular the statementof counsel, and by his cross-examination ...

... lent on Terms peculiarly elig-ible to Borrowi. No dely whatever in advancing sane, as: soon as Title iispproyed o F. 'a Mr. EDWARD FqLLasi, English and French Law Agent, is now in, London. intends going to Paris, Bologne, Sur Mer, R6uen, &c. in a few days' ...

... sentence; but then Brougham isa spoiled child in itfis Way, and generally utters that which it is fitting should'beicnown. ltr. Edward Davenportmayvent his disa 'eppenienjt in: nomplaining of altera'tions of opinions which are just as-'good for the public i ...

... MN'Donnell. James. Coulter, Walter Sherry, Richard Byrne, Henry Reddiick, Andrew Sherry, ' James Ledaidgxe, Jobh&Rutlid~o, Edward Cay, Michael Fullam, Andrew Reilily, Joiseph 'Lynch, JaeFuam Henry TVyor icad Lawlor, JamneslDae'ye, IThomas Taylor, John ...

... DR. LAMERT'S MATCHLESS BRESTOBArIVES. 'i Perrot and Hull, 28, College-green, Dublin; Guerin, Lime- rick; Downer, Roscrea; Edwards and Savage, Cork; Hackett, B Clonmell; Phelan, Bookseller, and Farrell, Mirror Office, Quay, 1 Waterford; iadera tar Office ...