... the Hon. and Re?. Richard Ponson&y, against the judgment of Doctor Radcliff* confirming the Election of the Hon. and Rev. - John Pomeroy to the Deanery of Saint Patrick’s, will be heard by the Court of Delegates on Monday next. The Beef-Steak Chib will ...

... Spanish ships to sea, by dispatching vessels of inferior size within a short disunce the Havannah, whileothefg, power-, fully armed, and well manned, watched in the vi cmity to capture those which fall into the, spare. By new order of Ferdinand, in direct ...

... divided jwtb them, giving them an tenpannys and bren halfpence man, keeping tbs remainder mac Moore then pukd (be arms three coats off one arm, Laafcnit pulled •ff the other) Myles Moore then mid. Lurry have done onr part of the busioaH yes, midvpuwmt, yon ...

... opportunities of displaying their valour and of rising to preferment. Each of these officers hj* under his command a boat armed with two large guns, and manned with forty men, all volunteers. This force consists in this manner of about 1400 men, headed ...

... Alexander Copland, Esq., Lady and family; Joha Warrender, Esq., James Johnstone. Esq., of Alva; John Johnstone, Esq., James Johnstone, Esq., Archibald Hamilton, Esq., John Fairiie, £*q., and William Bate, Esq. ...

... rest from labour, and day of workad his arms broken. ‘J”P In f!rit la . .prpfanat.on of At an examination of the Rev. Richard Wolseley’s the Sabbath was open defiance and insult to the Pharitv Children, held in Grattan-court, off Lower Almighty, who had commanded ...

... O’Siiaucunessy, C. Plunkett, V. C.Elpbin, Peter M’Louhlin, I*. Daly, V. t. Ardagb, James Murphy, D. Mannin, V. C- Galway, John Power. John Flinn, V. C. Mr. Byrne seconded the motion.—Mr. Hussey moved, as amendment, that the words for « their vigilant attention ...

... branch of the tame . . Several of the nail Dutch ee**rU that bad con aeyed patsengrri to England hate returned, laden with arms Clothing al«o occc»*rily called for, a* the Dutch •oldteri will not wear the French uniform*. CATHOLIC BOARD. Wednesday. .December ...

... sentiments of bis constituents, the Learned Judge discarding the recommendation of the distinguished Member for Dublin (Mr. Grattan) cast the veil of oblivion over recent dissensionsjjthought with an extraordinary degree of solemnity, to attribute the Irish ...

... pntii-igUO(K) of the inhabitants to the cword. Chinese Government have, in consequence, applied the British for the loan of some armed ,two which have been granted, and were, at the date of the last advices, fitting out at Prince .Wales’s Island. A tremendous ...

... shall have put the important question rest. h-ive (hf honour he, Dear Sir, Your faithful and obedient servant, DOKOUGHMORIi.” John Slack, Esq.” At the approach of the Session of 1810, the most sanguine hopes were entertained of the speedy success of our ...

... defence the Subject’s right of Petitioning. , ■ Resolved, That the Right Hon. the Earl of Dououghmore and the Right Hon. Henry-Grattan, requested to accept our warmest Thanks,- for the distinguished support they have-uniformly given, and for the el >quence ...