... John Lueas. The Queen will hold Privy Council Monday next llurkinghnm Palace. The Di-chess Kent. We arc nnthorised to state that health ofherKo>al lhi«'hc*s of Kent steadily and satisfactorily improving. The Duke of Atholl has arrived at the St. (icorgc's ...

... Manutactured solely at the SEVILLE IRON WORKS, BEVII.LB-PLACE, Where inspection is invited. Mahogany and timber stores 35. GOLDEN-LANE. DUBLIN. a.D. 17M. GRAVES HOLBROOK begs inform the Pa - .runs his long-cstabliahed Concerns that comiantly supplied with ...

... put upon her trial, Mrs. Catherine Butler deposed that on the aforesaid day, between three and four o'clock, she went into boot and shoe shop in Sackrille-street, where she knew a party immediately after the prisoner, and another girl not custody, entered ...

... building to Sir George GfeyV His Excellency, being fatigued, retired early, hot it wan not immediate rest. His Excellency was boot id tke himself comfortable for the night when, instead ef lying upon feathers, he found fierce knobs in don ting hin> Turning ...

... and t« nos apply AI twMo.u Downs. and l.atal A Kent. M-.n1,, ..u SU I K SPANISH li V, with confidence, ‘Zls p«r Dozen, is per Bottle. KICHAKDSON, BINGS. KINGMTOWV EXUI E DIRECT IMPORTATION. Pale. Golden, and Brown, front —« to -10? Port, old fredt bottled ...

... ; riding-habit by Mr Wolmerhaosen ; perfumery by Messrs Gatti and Pierce; umbrellas and parasols by Mr Sanrster; shoes and boots Messrs Guobry and Sparks Hall; hosiery and gloves Messrs Swears and Wells; cutlery Mr West; bonnets by Mrt Heath, Mrs Errington ...

... to have the honorary rank LiVutenant-Colonel; Jan I. Cantain Miller, retired upon full pay, late Adjutant. ivalry Depot, Maidstone, have the honorary rank of Ounr*teirnafte^THomis Bennett, half pay. late 14th Hussars to have the honorary rank of Captain; ...

... the Instant, arrived off the Needles 8.55 last night The convicts F.ldridgeand Holden were both executed tbb morning at Maidstone for murder. They died without struggle. Royal Dublin Society—The late E. Foot, Esq.—lt is with the deepest feelings of regret ...

... wTr**J* APPBe»lten will to found eery moderate for Ute Winter Wwithn. fIOOIfLANP. MOORES SALE SHOP. —fßem Bank of Iralnod.) /WAP BOOTS AND SHOES, in great Variety. „ , RAllor*' ooUIU, and Clolltiag ererp deeeHpitun. HAlrmutreaem, toie and be-I.lln*. übta onrera ...

... aad Pfaftmwr of College, attend* daßy (rent IS to 4 o'Clock te the Tveataeaßt Um above dUeoaea, The BOOT DEPARTMENT le Stocked with every variety of BOOTS, which are anatomically adapted to worn from the tret without temevecUna* to the most Undsr UPPRR ...

... following cUcamatancee—On Monday evening two prisoners went into shop of Holmes, bootmaker, North iarl-strset, and purchased a pair boot* worth 11s 6d, to payment for which they handed him a3l not*. Mr Holmes not having change, seat it to neighbour for the purpose ...

... rate rappliee on Monday, both English and foreign qualities. There waa but a small show of samples during the morning from Kent and Essex, mostly in fine order, but the summer-like change in the weather and greater prospects of peace made very dull market ...