... Conception, Presidant Mr. William Fitzpatrick, 22, Pill-lane, Vice President; Mr. Michael Hoyne, Golden-lane ; Mr. John Smith, Granby- row; Mr. John Fortune, Golden-lane ; Mr. Burke, White. friar-street: Mr. R. Martin, Mary's abbey; Mr. Francis Tuite, James's-gate; ...

... County, per Mr Patrick C Madden r. S Ball'4-brbige, per Messrs Martin end M'Loughlin 0 3 0 l)eptford, Kent per Doctor 'rury .. 2 8 t0 The Operative Boot aied Shoemakers, Dublin, per Mr O T Corbett I1 0 Ohapelizod .er Mr J Kelly O 2 10 cabir, Tipperary, ...

... Wall. The Grand Duke Mcbael Stakes of 90 sova eacb, for three yr old colts. Sot 71b* fillies, 8st 31b. A F. Lord Exeter's a Golden Fleece, -Lord Exeter's c Adrianople *Lord Exeter's Wood P'igeon, *Lord Lansdale's c by Jerry' out of Turquoise; Colonel Anson's ...

... .-.The 'Cry toast was drunk amidst hearty cheering. hy The Chairman having proposed the health of Lord hey Maidstone, wasy Lord Maidstone returned thanks. After afewiprefaitory for remrkhe again repeated what he had stated at Leeds, eel- that lfie ...

... find preserved in a ?? case, with great care, a hat, boots, and gloves worn be Napoleon. The hat is one of the huge three-cornered affairs in which the emperor is generally represented. The golden bee of the republic decorates the front. It is deci ? ...

... going to America ; I had everything bought for the voyage, bed and board pro- vided, and as I was going aboord the Duchess of Kent last night- Mir. Porter-Where do you say ? Egan-Your worship, I was going aboord a vessel called the Duchess of Keut, when ...

... by CC purchase, viceRooke; F C Ashworth, Gent, to be Ensign by pur. C3 chase, vale Bright. 26th Foot-Paymaster Sergeant C Kent to be Quartermaster, at vice C tialnes, who retires on half pay. m seth Foot-Ensign and Adjutant H S Bowman to have the rank ...

... including 11, subscription of..Master John Comerford ?? 22 0 Ditto, Saint James's ward, per Mr Timothy O'Mahony 3 10 0 Ditto, Golden-lane ward, per Mr Patrick Frawley I 0 O 0 Ditto, Saint John's Wood ward, per A W Hyde, Esq .. 1 4 0 Ditto, O'Connell ward ...

... for Shipment by these vessels at London to be sent to West Kent Wharf, Afontague andK ail at Dublin, to the Stores, 5, North , i ;clontCG GRobinson, 11, George-yard, ,. . ...

... Pug lather'd the Cat; and a bright Boot at handj By Warren's Jet grae'd-No, 30, the Strand- I He brought it her, whereby her face to illume, f/r And seem'd to say, Madam, no malice you'll haibe You see by this Boot I'm a capital Barber ! This Easy shining ...

... HOME'S HOTEL, 1,XTHERE every COMFORT can be had ta SMALL EXPENSE. Usher's-quay, April, 1829. - THE CHARMED BOOTS. A venomous reptile round one of the boots Had coil'd, of a hunter,-the serpent, it seem'd, Allur'd by the Jet, like a mirror that glearn'd, From ...

... LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES. :F -1HE Ladies will find it their advantage to pur- s-. 'chase their BOOTS and SHOES at ?? SMYTH'S, 37, MARY-STREET,. As he has made a CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION' 1 A?; : OYOn all. I1is Sumnier 'Stock oft Bootst ?? Cloth Boots, Ss., ...