... Borough—Col. itawdon. Bandou—Lord Bernard. Cork City—D, Callaghan and A thy. arlow Borough—John Sadlier. (.’anickfcrgus—Captain W. S. Cotton Cashel—T. O’Brien. Coleraine—John Boyd. Ihiblin City—-E. Grogan andl. Reynolds Drogheda—Sir William Somerville. Dunda ...

... lieutenant, April I; lieutenant John Williams Walbngton, from 83d foot, to be lieutenant, vice Lord Allred Churchill, who exchanges. 13th Light Dragoons— Sergeant major Inomas ; Anderson, to be quarter master, vice John lieilly W'ho retires on half pay ...

... system. Its action is purely balsamic; 7 T.l- - f Hi' - Family (part 2j., John the frame in ofner, ■ :. l ° SJ W s. SSu. gleets, impo.eney, tl Talt-ol tho Family (part 3). John Banim. barrennesv. ami debilities arising trnm xeneral caclsscs, 1> T*o Old ...

... rejection if such they deserved. would do this, not foi friendship or hostility to Lord John ministry, hut for the sake of the Irish people.— His friend Mr. John O’Coimell had made an able speech of two hours and half, hut must say that thought the course ...

... those proposed, at such a time as this, for the preservation of life and pro perty in this country—oh, well may John O’Con nell and Henry Grattan (the apologist for the Roscommon murderers) have mildly accepted the lenient measures proposed by bis right hon ...

... Chairman of Town Comnvssioners. John Armstrong, Rector, Kiltomb. John Fitzgerald, P.P., Cam. Patrick Dignan, T.C., Athlone. Thomas Philips, Athlone. William Sproulo, Merchant, do. B. McDermott, C.C., do. Patrick Heat', C.C., Cam. John J. O’Suilivan, Mount-Florcnce ...

... horseback, he fell down a precipice feel deep, but was saved the branch of a tree into which fell, and which he clutched Lord Cardigan’s rich hussar uniform, said to have cost him £l5O, was missed the other day from his dressing room at Hounslow barracks, ...

... legs, arms, and body, who had tried all other Medicines before the arrival of yours, but all of which did him no good; but yours cured him in about six weeks, and he is now by their means alone, quite restored to health and goUr (Signed') JOHN MARTIN ...

... seven o’clock. DESTRUCTION THE CITY OF ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND, BY FIRE. (FROM THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD) the kindness of a passenger, who arived this morning by the schooner llozelle Captain Wilkcnson, from, St. John’s, we have information of the total destruction ...

... Coote Mulloy, Esq., D.L ; Edmond Blake, Esq., R.M.; James Kirkwood. Esq.; The M’Dermottroe; Morgan Crofton, Esq.; John Duckworth, Esq.; John Duke, Esq.; J. B. Little Esq.; and J. Conmee, Esq. Resolutions were passed, condemnatory of the system of outrages ...

... processions for the display of physical force—to intimidate the government, to encourage the disaffected to procure arms, to practise the use of arms, for the purpose of civil war or to use them against the government, or more directly to excite them to tumult ...

... Norwich. Olst Bengal, Chalham. I ...