... Blaming XI .» .. I afternoon X 8 ,4 44 1 morning JOHN BOGAN, PBcketOffcr.Adelphl, Waterford, or, at (be General Packet Otter, I, Qaay, Brlatol. PORT NEWS—PABSAGK. aaaiTKD, 27th—Brittannia, Rowland, Cardigan, alatn, a market —Thomaa and Elisabeth, Bragg, ...

... wheat and flour—Mary, Morris, Swansea, floor —Friends, Callaghan, Clonakilty, ballast—Bristol Trader, Johns, Swansea, ditto. April Ift—Sarah, Jones, Cardigan, Hoar.—Wind, N.W, b, W. SHIP NEWS. Arrived from Waterford—At London, 26th, Liberator, At PorUmooth ...

... evening last, the isiant. Between the hours of seven and eight o'clock, party of armed villains, consisting of upwards twenty, attacked the houses Peter Cunningham and John Grimes, both of Gortmerron, and Henry O'Neill, of Coolhill.— They first commenced ...

... tirnes-- (cheers). He also moved that his letter he inserted on the minutes. .. ~ . Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, which was Mr'ilay read a letter frem Mr. William John O'Connell, dated London, Albert-street Victonasi|uare, Jpn. 10,1846,” which was ordered ...

... offered £50 rewa Alte that rd fo , the armed party o 1000), ue ned, May last, and destroyed. her rived the assassins who fired at her workmen on ‘I week, slept ina Captain Vignoles has committed to Enn p of John Ronan, Pat. Clancey, Pat. Connors, per- ...

... ; Piersa Newport Barron, Esq., Rev, D. Q’linUn, Rev. John O’Mara. Rev. Michael Purcell, P. P. Ring ; Rev. Michael O'Coon ir, P.P. Kilgobnel; Rev. John Walsh, joo. ; Very Rev. Dr. Hally. Hr.v. John Sheehan, P.P. St. Patrick's ; Rev. W. Maher, ; Rev. Wto ...

... Duke v ' ' \vc are assured, never interposed his numet- > the Earl of Cardigan on any occasion iv:n ' . Service (inzeitr. John Rower, Esq , mid lady have leit t''' ll ' 11 ;| to Sir John Power, U.irt., at ivill'anc, coimß Camberland Old Church was destroyed ...

... Htekman, John O'Brien, K. J. Anoatrong. Jkomm Crowe, sen., Themes Morooy, Charles Craagh, John Singleton, and Wm. Smith. Eagre. LONGFORD ASSIZBs. , John Pethereton, Baq., Foreman BtaeUß, MnUnaur Shuldham. Francis Jesaop, Thomas Anmnsy, John Dopping, Shirly ...

... old Waterloo major. How then will they proceed Will they continue to disregard this further proof of the unfitness of Lord Cardigan for command ? another of officers of this regiment to he swept away to maintain this airogant cipher command? Have they not ...

... the hustings. After waiting some time for Mr. Grattan, the high sheriff. Moore, intimated that he ought to l>e sent for, and despatched a gentleman to inform him would wait minntes for his arrival. Mr. Grattan at length and was received with considerable ...

... with eight policemen, was patrolling the country on Sunday. night m. the direction of Rotbeetown, near Dunroorc, was fired on armed gang of wl» were concealed in some furze hushes. A bull pMjed few inches, we have been, informed, Mr- White • head. • -r ...

... Phelan, TC. Thomas Hoban, m legislature, and a common king. Kinigan, John Fehan, Richard j ennelly, TC, John Hur- Resolved —That the general committee of the people Icy. Edward Walsh, TC. John O’Shea. Richard Campion, er exercised the right of taxation in any ...