... complied with the requisition. Last Saturday, twenty-four male convicts were shipped from Cork to Dublin. The subscribers the Croghan Dispensary have elected Dr. Whittaker, of Boyle, medical attendant that establishment. Yesterday week, 1,400 quarters of Irish ...

... Shocking Occurrence —On Weilncfday lasi, a heart rending occurrence took place Mr. C. Croghan s, of Killevin, near this town. It appears that a bull, belonging to Mr. Croghan, was in the habit of getting into some tillage, and he had him driven into a stable ...

... tell the truth about it to the magistrates, rind witness was sent to Boyle to the sessions. IHIa did not employ any of the legal gentlemen who appeared at the sessions, or contri- bute to prry them. Witness tolr people afterwards that what lie staten ...

... Coun- | try should be withdrawn, that they shall be received | to any amount in payment of his Majesty’s duties. | The Dublin Sessions Grand Jury on Saturday found the Bill of Indictment against John Hoare, the Printer of The Evening Mail, tor circulating ...

... prayer, some matters of trilling interest were taken into con- sideration ;,sfter which, the Rev. Mr. Sweeny, minister of Croghan, county Cavan, rose to address the house in refer. ence to the RECENT OUTR&GEON PRESBYTERIANS AT KILDALLEN GRAVE- YARD. Mr ...

... calculated upon being found in quantity. The gold district extends over A space of ten square miles, in a half circle, round the Croghan mountain ; and gold has been found stream flowing from the different springs which this district gives rise to. Every flood ...

... Minister of Kille- shandra, the Rev. James Presbyterian Minister of Seafin, to Miss Jans Berry, daughter of James Berry, Esq. of Croghan, On Tuesday the 3d instant, in the Cathedral of Derry, by the Rev. William H. Stack, Mr. Joun M‘Keows, of Grouse-hall School ...

... Sheil's having The as- recently tered a gaa for his protection. sailants, = ter committing the outrage, decamped. Mr. J. R. Croghan, sub-inspector of police, at Carlingford, as soon as he had heard of the circumstance, visited the scene of the ow No cause ...

... especially some who have from humble stations, and whose schooling has been backwoods. A grave report, drawn up, in the present session, by the member for Illinois, as chairman a post-ofiice committee, may serve as an example. Alter speaking of the American ...

... scattering had once consented to give them his church hold their services in. lie had done his own responsibility, but his session had fully approved of his conduct, lie trusted soon to see house erected equal the very beautiful one which was destroyed— ...

... 28th ult, in Dublin, of cholera, Mr. Charles Dunlop, late of Belfast, brass founder. the 27ih alt., at Roastrevor Davis O. Croghan, Esq., M.D., fourth son of the late Rev. Davis Croglian. On the 3oth ult., suddenly, in Dublin, David, third son of the late ...

... carried. Mr. proposed the next resolution, which was to the following effect recommend, that at the Extraordinary Presentment Sessions, to held for the several Baronies through which the said intended line of road runs, presentment made for making thereof ...