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... Inglis, Sir H. Smith, Abel Cooper, R. B. Innes, J. Somerset, Lord G. Copley, SirJ. S. Irving, John Sotheron, F. Corbett, Panton King, John H. Stuart, W. (Arm.) Courtenay, T. P. Kingsborough, Ld. Stopford, Visc. Courtenay, W. Knox, Hon. T. Sumner, G. H ...
... Archangel STAVES, Pipe, Memel Barrel SLATES, Queen Ton.. Milled Ton.. Imperial Do. DuchrssDo. . Countess Do. Lady’s D 0 Cardigan Do. HERRINGS OIL, Cod ! Seal Linseed WINE, Port IRON, Swedish Enrliib .£ 17 10 Nailrod £ 18 10 0 ditto Hoops £ il 0 0 ditto ...
... were the Hon. Mr, Barncwall, Mr, Fitzwilliam Humm Colmwl Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left fßmirman sat Lord Rossmore, Mr. rierse, Mr. PonsoftJ, Henry Grattan, Sir John Rurke, Bart. Sir Thomas Bart- Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M'Donnell, Mr. Baggot ...
... 44* Dissolution of Partnership. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto Bubeutiaif between JOHN WARD, Coleraine, FRANCIS D. WARD, of Comber, end MARCUS WARD, of BeU feet, under the Firm of JOHN WARD ft SONS, in the PAPER MANUFACTURINGmd WHOLESALE STATIONARY Business ...
... prize, armed with a brace of loaded pistols. While the police were conveying him to the “clink” the Belinda sailed, taking all his moveables.— Ezeter Paper. Bozing Fxtraordinary.—We are credibly informed that Joseph Hudson, the great Enghish John Bull Fighter ...
... daughter of .Mr. John Shaw, of this town. In Newtoobreda Church, on the Pith inst. by the Rev. Mr. Xinagban, Mr. Hugh Macbreer, to Jemima, eldest daughter of Mr. Smith, both of Casllereagh. Sept. 12, in the Parish Church of Kenmare, John Luke of Milltown ...
... Lir*arooLe 131) High-street, I2lh April* Il2f. SLATIiS. JAMES M‘CLEAN is at present Unding, ex the Ceastertocs, from CARDIGAN, Cargo Ton Cardigan Slates, The SAME aa la.t, GENERALLY APPROVED TOR SALT, REASONABLE TERMS; Front the Vessel the Long Bridge, ApriUth ...
... Imperial Parliament, then y indeed, the voice of O'Connell should have been raised—the trumpet sounded over the grave of Grattan—his great and glorious spirit invoked, and the shades the powerful men of 1752 appealed to, in Ireland's lust solemn determination ...
... PACKET.' FLAXSEED. Twmlteth Clast. —Five Shillings. SweeptuLu, tor the best bushel of home-grown Flaxseed. A, Saunderson, Esq. John Richardson, Esq. PUTTER. Twenty-first Clns*. —Sweepstakes of One Guinea each, for the best fiikin of Butler made in the Su ...
... Ireland was altogether prohibited, and the Corn Millers had the exclusive possession of their own market. The vigilance of Sir John Newport detected, at once, the injury, if not destruction, which would come upon this class in Ireland, if the resolution, ...
... Do., Cows. First, I/, lbs.; Second, V John Nicholson, Charles IVl‘Alte, and John First John second diaries M*Atee. (7aM 17. Do. four Cows. John Rainy, John Hryans, Peter Sherry, James 31* llree. Adjudged to ...
... witness the protracted misery of his family, but, melancholy to rela e, found the mother six children, with an infant in her arms, actually dead. From the Rev. D. J. Cutlinan, Parishes of Aughmnre and Knock, June 19. Tl«ere are 3000 applications for relief—the ...