... who came to Rossmanaher Cottage, habited in While shirts, on the 29th of March last, armed with guns, pistols, and swords, who maimed, wounded, and left for dead, John Corny, who had the tare of the materials tor building the premises, and had taken away ...

... inconsequence of Lord Chatham’s evidence at the Lar* . The Hon. Member who spent the fast day in the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, was last night called to the bar of the Hou e.of Commons ; an! after severe reprimand from the Speaker, who hinted that_ ...

... son of | John Higgins Kvj. of Grccutield, Lancashire, to Alarui, | daiigliUT John Clareville, Galway. I’cltr’s A. Kiidahl, i.-q Mount-street* Alt>s Znrhoist, of Cumber!aml-slrecu tins City. Ellis l>‘J.vieire, Letilia only daughter of John W Juan is, ...

... import, the Isle John Penis. Th..ma* Sniitli. io,c- h /i„ J : tU F v liiy, «h.-vv they •wkwl on the ...

... Rev George Roche, lofth.it City. Aldemian, consequence debility occasioned ,hy being 11 years a French prison. his seat, St. John’s Lodge, the County of Herts. G - ueral Sir Cornelius Cuvier, Baronet. was Colonel u.« Jih Regiment, mid Governor Kinsale. ...

... from Sligo Liverpool, to'ally lost on Tory Island. The Mary, Hal!, from Dublin Li-bon, was driven un shore on Wednesday near Cardigan, dismasted. The Drake, D ...

... fiom France.’ Sir John Cox Hippisley, the late worthy Member for Sudbury, who is at Rome, in the letter announcing bis intention to retire from Parliament, enclosed an order for distributing 1001. amongst the poor of that place. Sir John i,s a Burgess of ...

... Grand Jury and PhrUi Cess. We have hitltd him the other side of the account with 7faa Hev. J. J. Pm, having left the chair, \John Fhaw, the .imn of 6.7 ...

... Kelly, ! ~ Richard and Michael Pntßeaghan, jJ: O’Brien, Ulher’s-quay, J. lies Hughes, I Ambrofe 'Drew, Caftle- John Andoe, J• llreet, John Coleman, Peter Farrell, Cook-fir. Leiics. Butlcra, Lower Peter Fry,Coek-(ir. Craioud-quay, TO THE HUMANE AND CHARITABLE ...

... present occasivn. discharge. Upon every ques- The began this day— Me. Grattan, .and his Son, siderable nymber of: the Indeperdent Electors of this County, Carroll, Esq. Henry Grattan, who went down to vote for Mr. Wallace, Leslie. Poster. Fg, by Lambert ...

... arrangement, in consequence of the death of Lord Cardigan, to which hetrusted fo, honoured with the Prince Regent’s approbation. Earl Harcourt to he Governor of Windsor Castle, in the room of the Earl of' Cardigan, deceased. V * • General Charles Cranford, ...

... Majesty’s John Butler and another, Cmirt Exchequer Ire—————— heuib-g date the first day July, 18!7, I hereby require ail persons having charges rr ineumbrau 'cs affecting any Lands Tenements or Hercditamcn in Ireland, whereof the Defend nt, John Butlei, ...