... A.M. JoHN DUFFY, jun. of Rich- view, County Dublin, Esq. to MARY, eldest daughter of Thomas S. Leescombe, of Gayfield, Esq. Commissary-G;en. On the 3d inst. Mr. THOMAS GLENN, of Maguire's-bridge, merchant, to CATHERINE JANE, second eldest daughter of James ...

... express thanks for individual benavolence, I. must express my conviction, thit it is a reproach to any govern- menotthat a hardy and industrious people should be thrown so often into the huiniliatiitg attitude of mendicants for food. I owe it to the public ...

... the above committee has in view. We hope others will follow this laudable example. _ -t THE HIOLDERNESS NURSERY. The case of Thomas against thegoarquis of Londonderry for the assault in the nuriery at Iold4rness-house, which some time ago created such a ...

... catesfor Science: To Mr. O'ConSnell jun. (Morgan,) ?? Donnell sen. (Robert2) 'Hardy 2dus, (Simon,) Graves 2dus, (James,) Mockler, Townsend 5tus, (Richard,) Mr. Ruther- ford jun. (Thomas,) M'Donnell jun. (Richard,) O'Brien 3tius, (Matthew,) Carson, Ball 4tus ...

... Jones Field, William- C Gwynne, Thomas Byrne, Charles Lever, James Rawson, Percival Hunt.- The degree of A. M. on Francis e W- Smith, Rev. R. Battersby, Rev. James W. King, Rev. e H. M'Laughiin, Rev. W. Rutledge, Thomas Forsayeth, Y Joseph Potter, Rev ...

... Mlajesty's Maids of -Honour, Lord Hill, Earl of Belfast Prince Esterhazy, the Earl of Fife, Lord Amelihs Beau- f clerk, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Sir Henry Blackwood, Lord Hood, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Frederick Watson, Colonel Fitzdlarence, Captain Fred. Fitzelarence ...

... lest what he might' I.say should be construed disresliectfully as reflecting upon those~ eaiudividuals as such; who were the hardy,,laborious, and most ~,valuable portion of the north of Ireland. I-e would speak only d. of the bad, ~odious,. vicious, end ...

... -Coote Hn. R. Fitzgibbon J. J. Bodkin M. L.- Chapman Colonel O'Grady- John Browne Arthur Chichester- Thomas S Rice Dominick Brown Henry Lambert Thomas Wyse Arthur French Charles A. Walker- Surly; Musgrave TheO'Connor Don; TFA-tAL AccIDENT.-Fridav, an inquest ...

... street, Beltast. On the 7th inst. THOMAS ROBERT, aged 21 yezrs, young- est son of Major Stuart, of Belfast. Suddenly, on the 30th ult. in the 18th year of his age, THOMAs COLLIER, youngest son of the late Mr. Thomas Collier, Court-hill, parish of Kiilead ...

... X.C.B. ; Admiral Sir Thomas Williams, s.c.B ; Admiral Sir Wmn. Hargood, ?? |Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Wm. Lumley, ?? Lieut- ?? Sic J. Willoughby, Gordon, Bart. E.c.a. Quarter. ?? to the Forces; and Rear-Admiral Sir Thos. iM. Hardy, Bait. Kc.c.a. shall ...

... an~odicial visit, and will he followed to-morrow, by Admirals Sir Thomas Hardy and Ouudas, u em- bers of that Board. Sir James was a'doat yeaterday with the Comrnander in:hif Sir Thomas. Foley, and sailed round the feet at Spithead. TVe. Board wiil visit ...

... Flavell,- Mr. Mlorttgmrnyry.sen..'( Hgh;) Todd sen. (Charles,) Billing jun. (Richard,) Nennedy sell. (N5-IDonrell,).Thomas, Wallisjun. (Thomas.) Premilmsfor General Aniteeribig.-To George. AN IRIsHi BOG-HUT.-For' the information of those who have iievir seen ...