... H. Mcrcdyth, Bart, ; Thomas Finlay, Bart.; Thomas Ross, R.N.; John Franks, William Somerville, Bart.; Edward Burrowes, Bart. ; Thos. Esmonde, Bart.; P. Bellew, Bart.; P. Nugent, Bart.; John Kennedy, Bart. Aldermen —Fleming, Tyndal. The President of the ...

... ROYAL SCHOOL, DUNGANNON. The rev. John r. darley, a. m. l*u Master of Dundalk School, baTing HEAD MASTER of DUNGANNON SCHOOL, bj His Grace the Lord Primate, purposes Open that E»- on the Ist of FEBRUARY. He begs to sUto that the same unremitting attention ...

... ” Earl of Portsmouth.—John Charles Wallop; bom in 1767 The Wallops long tvay back Into history. The patent of nobility granted 6 Geo. I. (1720) says, ** We have determined to place among the Peers our trusty and well beloved John Wallop, Esq. one of the ...

... to® fatieuioe tierson in his state of health. Seconded Chas. Morion. E»q. late Ili*!. Sheriff. John Young. E«j. was proposed Dean Adams, and seconded John Mayne. Esq. Wm. O'Reilly, Esq. proposed Mr. Peter Redly, of Drumcassidy. se.»nded -Mr. Bernard Smith ...

... t already given. 91.2) July 9. 112*. R. J, FOWLER, L HODGSON* fpo SOLD. and J. WARD, PUBLIC Vlointifft ; A ucfloN, by vir. JOHN HOLLYWOOD, !U e of Writ fieri Defendant. \feriai, in this Cause ■ ■■■ me directed), at the Home the Defe*» ...

... tales ; so he went back and pasted the whole panel. is possible, however, to be too polite, as was Henry Grattan, hen he pinked Isaac Corry. Grattan was short-sighted, and wishing to bring his man within the proper focus, put on one of his most bland and ...

... the .dost Noble the Marques of Ely, will also shortly lead to the hymeneal altar the amiable Miss Brian, eldest daughter of John Brian, Esq. of Castle, county Fermanagh. The Marquess of Sligo. —lt now seems certain that the long rumoured departure of this ...

... time.—(Here Sir John Newport expressly signified dissent) —However, was himself inclined to think the final words ten minutes,” better th in those last proposed, though should not wish to divide the Committee upon them. Mr. GRATTAN sAd, th.it the Cn ...

... Foster, understand, certainly resigns his Ofiice as Chancellor of the Exchequer; but have not heard who is his successor.—Mr. Grattan has been mentioned, hut that Gentleman has positively declined accepting any office. This morning, about eleven o’clock, Lord ...

... Grenville—Thr Lord Chancellor of England and Trial by Jury—Lord Howick—-The Lord Chancellor Ireland— Mr. Windham—Mr. Grattan—Sir John Stuart and his Band of Heroes—General Gardner and the Irrth Squadron— The ATemorj that patriotic and enl.ght.ned Stater ...

... they are once mom I solicitous to partake of. J IDor * ' Self tut, April 2, 182J, Vestry held i„ the lris |, Ch Mondav last, John Gaussen, Esq. and ' Thompson, Esq Jenny, noun., Chnrcli-warclens tor the yenr. lt Ea«ter Monday displayed mire than in accustomed ...

... Paget, contained in a paragraph (published before the kite trial of w Paget against Cardigan,’’) charging Lord W. Paget with bringing his action against Lord Cardigan, merely for the purpose of extorting money. Holt is already in jail, for offence similar ...