... Robert, Darby, hence for Bristol, armed d The Catharine, Peyten, hence for Lon do, ** Holyhead, llth inst. The smack Emerald, Murray, from London fo* port, was safe in the Downs iwst. The Faloon, from Bristol, armed terday 'Hie smack Ardent, Boyd, for ...

... Charles P. Leslie, Esq Foreman, John Madden, Chas. ' O Leslie, A N Montgomery, Georze Forster, lon Richd Westenra, Dacre Hamilton, John Carr, Humphrey Evatt, ‘ \F,xlw»nl Richardson, Janes W Wright, William Mayne, | John Mayne, Joseph Plankett, Walter Tyler ...

... Church, Belfast, by the Rev. A. C. Macartney, John Agnew, Esq. Sovereign of Belfast, to Anne Lindset, eldest daughter of the late John Holmes, Esq. and grand daughter to our late respected townsman, John Holmes, Esq. of Donegall-place. On the 29th Jan ...

... ackel and stripped of a gun, the only fice arms it covtained. So daring are the miscreauts in this quar ter, that they visited the house of Rev. Mr. Per cock, at Mount Temple, n the open day, in or der to procure arms ; and a few nights back, five sheep, the ...

... J* Dovia. To John Charter. „ , The Secretory then rend letter from Mr. O Coonel, of which the following is an extract: “I poroelretho ‘enemy' (meaßlof thereby Mail,'' has thrown oat mu* taunt* afalort Henry Grattan. I deem Henry Grattan one the most useful ...

... mind that Mr. Grattan’s Bill, fur making compulsory provision tor the Poor still before the House of Commons, though .lav has vet been appointed for its second reading Viewin', it measure fraught with danger to we would hope that Mr. Grattan w.l he advised ...

... justice and expediency, the same principles should not extended to the East,lndies. After a lew words from Mr. Trant and Sir John Wrottesley, the resolutions were agreed to. On the motion of Mr. Secretary PEEL, the House went into’a Committee the Police ...

... at three clock— J MaKKTY, Esq. io the Chair. Mr. O’Connor moved that the resolution thanks proposed to Mr. Dawson and Mr. Grattan, transmitted by their Secretary to these zeotlemen.—Ca'T'ed. I Mr. Ronayne that Mr.O Connell s'' l dedicate his speech on ...

... Chapel. Admission Tickets may be had, by applying to Mr. John Whittle, Donegall-street j Mr. Hugh Magill, Linen- Hall; Dr. Murray, Mr. Thcmas Moore, or Mr. John Lbnnon, High-street; and Mr.John O’Brian, Berry-street. Belfast Academy. —At > meeting of ...

... DunrtanVcmirt, Flert-ttrert, oppearrd upon tumtnona, before Mr. Alderman Anuley, yesterday, to answer the complaint Mr. John Lone. Mr. John Lone deposed that and another gentleman, his “/rind, were standing and talking at the bottom of tho coort St, DunstanVcoorf ...

... hour* of eight and nine o'clock Mr. M'Nenamjr, Mr. St. John and hit ton, with three ladies, were stopped within a mile this tide of Dray by three footpads wed armed. Mr. M'Nenamy being lame, Mr. St. John being old and infirm, and not capable of making resistance ...

... nut transpire. The Hon. Gentleman fired without effect, but regret to say, he received his adversary’s ball in the part his arm. The wounded Gentleman was immediately conveyed to a chaise which was in waiting, with an eminent medical man, a friend of the ...