... George Early, Iliiilop Human, David Thomp.ini, John Booker, Jas. Biady, Hutton, and John WWl', are placed at the Head of their class, for their distinguished merit in their undergraduate course. IS. 26. Mr. John Cahill, of ‘Voteelpark, loving received is ...

... property to an immense amount. She was in imminent danger during her voyage. A frigate, two brigs, and several transports, with arms were driven on the coast of Naples, and taken pus. session of by the French. ‘Vhether by chance or contrivance we know not ...

... Jenkins, John Dick,. T. Little. Intlit .L _ 'Canterell, John O'Neill. M. li vulg . . and Joseph *oaten le lieutemants ; Messrs. Henry Itilin'CLainlieri, Win. Irwin, Alex. Knox. G. W. Cark• Praneis and Peyton Gallagher to be &vigils. . *oral nown—John Cherriside ...

... out of the Laud. of VIOLET BAN the County of Tipperary. held by under the sat Bankrupt, John Meade. Thos as the accruisig Rents thereof. to Robert 11. lifstinteil, John Staunton. sad Thomas the Assignee. in this matter —and 1 hereby caution you front paying ...

... to coutribute their aide to the well glory of its hero. After dinner, the Worshipful who presided gave-. The King— The Arm,—' The Navy— Ireland, and then The Marquis Wellington, with three , times three -prefacing the last toast with a short ...

... you will henceforth teach your little offspring to lisp forth the riames of a Eritish Ministry—of a Fox—a Grenvilleand a Grattan—la accents expressive of their heartfelt gratitude, love, and everlasting esteem. PHILANTHROPIST. Litherick, June, nt.)3. ...

... artißcial education would he, to spread the knots ledge of the English tongue. The men the hest acquainted with Ireland, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Wakefield, sad others, concur iu observing, that adeeper shade Of barbarity, accompanies, throughout Ireland, a total ...

... sworn. Among those Atilo Wok the oaths, were, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Marquis oh Winchester, Earls of Cardigan, Aylesbury, Moira, Cholmondeley, and Ossory, Lord Vise. Hereford, Lords Eldon, Hawkesbury, Bradford, Set. Sea s Sherborne ...

... of ' ft to Irish harmony. I e additstioa to 10,41.11, trldeal eve relented to Thos. !toyed. gin (orb' • of • • Streehy,'Esq John Connell. lfr. Candy. ot Rathboak. ..«. • $ 111 8 Captaie ditto. 2 • 0 Cueisellor Otto:sell, lir. ifilfre4. a Rathheela. 1 s• ...

... pot to a conylete runic; fi..)in G. to 100 inen fell vu the spot, a 1 150 were t;:kcil prisoners ; the rest threw down their arms, and disnorsed themselYes, in ordf.r more quickly to g3in the frontiers of ar.d Fnhably afterwards linda er. The of reinberg ...

... .., ~ . • „ C:r No for. titchea Gardens of any de Lion, though savidieuily reported to the contrary. Sept. 24. , _. . . . JOHN BgRBER , ,gr ----;; . . , igi..S Mr. Rossi. URPSIT , bin of the Barony of Butirattv, and sr the King's German Itggioo ...

... composed by Sir John Stevenson. and the words by a geutleman ia %Qin, called Wellington and Victory. Tbe Right Hon. Henry Crattan, the eloquent and fmretfol supporter of Irish rights—three times three. Glee—Witat Aoacreon. Mr. Grattan—Gentlemen. I am ...