... Catholics. December 10, 1829. .T lines Campbell, J.P. Altx. Hamilton, C. Woodhouse, J.P. J. Hardy, J.P. James Vernor. Thus. Fulton, J.P. Arthur Bernard, J.P. Thomas Campbell Graham, Wru. Barker, Clk. Hugh Harris, George Harris, Walter Clarke, Roht. M*Kem ...

... Synnott, J.P. Joseph Atkinson, J.l*. Henry Stewart, J.P. A. I. Kelly, J.P. Thomas Carter, Wm. Olpherts, J.P. George Miller, D.D- James Jones, jun., Clk. James S. Blacker, J.P. Thomas Shaw, Maxwell Cross, C. S. Mangan, Clk. Savage Hall, Clk. Win. Loftie, J ...

... Thos. Fulton, J.P. Arthur Bernard, J.P. Thomas Campltell (iraham, Win. Barker, Clk. Hugh Harris George Harris, Walter Clarke, John R. Irwin, John Johnston, M.D. Robt. Harden, J.P. John Stanley, Robt. Cope Hardy, H. Win. Chambre, J.P. N. W. Upton, Jas ...

... Carter, J. P., Olpherta, j. P., Wm. Irwin, J. P., James S. Blacker, J. P., William Lottie, J. P., Curran Woodhouse, J. P., J. Hardy, J. P., Timmaa Fulton, J. P., Arthur Bernard, J. P., Robert Harden, J. P., Walsh Chauihre, J. P., George Miller, D.D., Romney ...

... Estp, J. P. (Waring*- town) That Committee, consisting of Roger Hail, Esq., Win. Loftie, Kstp, James Verner, E» ...

... action go to proclaim \\vAtßcvolut:on —not Emancipation—is their je.ct ? NEWRY PETTY SESSIONS. f Trevor Carry, Smithson Carry, Thomas Henry, and Isaac Glenny, Hsqrs., presiding, J DARING ROBBERY. On Friday last, Mary Anne Sheikh, James Drumgoole and Mary Drumgoole ...

... Holt Waking, J. P. (Waringatown That a Committee, consisting of Roger Hall, Esq., Win. Loftie, Esq., James Verner, Esq., John Hardy, F.sq., the Rev. Drs. Miller, Robinson and Campbell, and Rev. Messrs. Blacker, Hogg, and Edgar, lie requested prepare the draft ...

... Residence is seldom to lie met with. For particulars, apply to WM. P. NEWTON, Esq., Eden Cottiifje, Loughoall ; or, to ROBERT COPE HARDY, Esq., Solicitor, Armagh. All Letters to post-paid. CAUTION. yf THE Puiilic cautioned against or otherwise Employing, SALLY ...

... ding the recent attempt its papa to pass it off for member of the sect of Univ*rsalists. was engaging little prattler, of hardy constitution, and most religious turn mind. Its innocent ivfulnees and agreeable loquacity made it a general favourite amongst ...

... Johnston, -*1 » * it* JAir o A. A. Bernard, hsq. Marcus Svnnnt. rt i'i « r*,! John Hardy, Esq. John r'i i a* r* J » AtVinson* Esq. Edward Turner, Esq. St. George. &q. Thoma. G. Henry. liq. h fc'sex William Reed. . ’kjmj. William Irwin, Eaq. Coute Booi, Eaq ...

... Rice.—Guilty ; to be imprisoned mouths and kept to hard labour. Peter Shane, for committing a rape Mary Nowlan.—Xot Guilty. Hardy, alias Harvey, for having stolen goods in his possession.—Guilty; to be transported 7 years. Georye M-Clare, for passing base ...

... The following a return of tlie 10.'3 hoard the Jflack. j j x . y_r r X. P. Hardy, Admiralty Mate, wounded; Mr' Richard Hobart*, Mate (of his Majesty’s ship Medina) wohnded; Thomas Bariev, gunner’s crew, wounded ; John Hyatt, able seaman, wounded ; Jeremiah ...