... 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, ...

... belfeved bertor ‘ rong: are plad to perceive, that the Deputies of the co- nothing but the advice of such ‘inde;endent men as Sir John Newport anj 1 ublic | operating Parishes pinned the Honorable Gentleman , Plunket could have induced him to have det owne, ...

... 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 ...

... ditto; Hugh M'Kibbin, or his Assignee*, of Belfast; John and James Simpson, or their Assignee*, of ditto; Job* Cbirmsidc, of ditto; John .M‘Jennett, of Dublin; John Andoe, or his Assignees of ditto; John Knott, of ditto; Byrne and Parry, ditto; Andrew Graham ...

... ot dispute relative lady a Stoke, near Windsor. I’he parties twice, and Mr. M. received tie shot ir. the thick part of his arm, and was considered in much danger. I’rice rtf English Stocks on Saturday evening :-j Red. Ann. 80i.—Consols, for Acc. IJEFAr ...

... Commons, particularly for his conduct while in his Sub-Sheriffalty, and during the great contested election, in which Messrs. Grattan, Shaw, and Latouche, were Candidates. In shor', no City appointment which has taken place for seme time, seems to have given ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MEMBERS RETURNED. City of Dublin—Henry Grattan and Hubert Shaw. Town of Lisburn—John Leslie Foster, Esq. BanHon—Captain Clifford, K. N. Mallow—W. W. Beecher, Esq. Ennis—Spencer Perceval, Esq Louth—Right Hon. John poster and Viscount Jocelyn. Longford—Viscount ...

... Right Hon. the Attorney- General. Robert Wynne. Fsq. Thomas Goold, Esq, Thomas I.eiroy, £»q. John Armit. Esq. Charles S!owe, Esq. Mr Thomas Simpson. . Mr. John Grim wood. : Mr. Charts Toole » After the Exhibition is over, the Society and their Friends ...

... Savilla Orford: E, A Macnagbten. oJofan Douglas Oxfordshire: John Fane, W. H. Ashurst Oxford: J. A. Wright, #U. St|John Oxford University: cSir W. Scott Bight Hon. Robert Peel Pembrokeshire t Sir John Owen, Bart Pembroke: oJ. H. Allen Penrhyn: Sir C. Hawkins ...