... holders will be paid on demand. MARRIED. Mr. John Kicrnan, ol this city, to Eleanor daughter of T. Mahon, Efq. Enmlk.llen, c‘i‘7' Robert * £f q- f°nto John AJamlon. '-fqe of Moate, to Mar a, daughter of John Maher. £: q linalloe. n D. At his apartments ...

... succeeded in getttag off, are John King uud ■- - Nelson, both of the parish of Ktlmactranny. We have not yet ascertained, whether the genthmeo named in the preceding part of this article, were successful in their search fur arms. It is of the highest importance ...

... from the kn of the magistrates, they escape the arm j'J B, -“ ,, I , *' I’’ their diabolical design, the villains a tol, which was found next day, |0 (,;!} leading to a dtscorery. We arc g icthat John Brogan it likely ,0 jjrJt ' quest was held on the ...

... those patiiuiic miters who supportid our late to the House Commons, and in particular Mr. and Mr. Grattan, City Representativrs, as likewise Mr. PtuiikeU and John New part, whose arguments were characteristic of their genera! conduct,and cijuaVy ere diuble ...

... worh’s shop, being prepared to defend his property, several shots were fired Upon the rioters, and being also inr.ed with fire arms, fired several shots in at Mr. H.’s windows, and forcing open the house-door, the people within retreated up stairs, where ...

... Esq.; Laurence Byrne, of Croneybyrne, Esq.; Michael O’Neilc, of Arklow, Esq ; John Quin, of Bray, Esq.; Rob rt Christie, of Bray, Esq.; Thomas M*Daniel, of Borbrogha, Esq.; John Byrne, of Kilpatrick, Esq.; Mathew Coogan, of Tinade, £sq.; Richard Graham, ...

... produced between six and seven thousand pounds. * Wm. Edw. Powell, Esq. of Nanteos, the present High Sheriff of the county of Cardigan, has raised noble emulation among his numerous tenantry, by offering 27 premiums of as many silver cups to such tenants as ...

... inquiiy to mat the Cau'-e the neglect, as have been formed that the latter house was presented tort Wednesday. Donat O'Brien, and John tirnc ago. Filz-Gerald, Eq. were sworn by Writ \landa-j Cm'fnl-Gnrdm Thcntrr —Mies Marr-inley rnni'e ‘nVus, the former as High ...

... understand, is not so. the °r t, ■ . > Baronet remained a» Wimbledon during the whole , Letters from Pan* mention that Mr. Arm- of yesterday and last night. ! 0, 'S c,osed his correspondence with the The lateness of the debate, and the consequently French ...

... that several armed vesselsfrom thcnc» 'actual! cruising in the Belts are to commit depreda. tions on cur trade. It is Rient:one(l in a letter from Gottenburg, of the 6th instant, that a number of Swedish gun. boats had attacked some French armed ships, from ...

... engrossed, and transmitted to the Earl of Fingal, I to be by him hamled to the Earl of Donoughmore, I and the Right Hon. Henry Grattan. Mr. Cassin requested Mr. Hay might read the | petition. Mr. O’Ccnnell said, he was going to state, that as I some objection ...

... Esq. Thos. Plunket, of Esq. William G. of Castle Baggof,' Esq.- Henry John Segrave, of. Cabragh, Esq. James John Ba«rot, of Belcamp, Esq. Patrick Henry Cruise, of Belgard. Esq. John Rorke, of Finstown, • Esq. Ambrose Moore, of Johnville, Esq. Andrew . ...