... o’clock, all the Defend- Execntors of { ant’s Right, Title, and Interest JOHN COROUGIfjf of, in, and to that Piece of GROUND on the South West Side of the Back Plantation, now called Grattan-street, in the Town of the several HOUSES and TENEMENTS erectetLiroereon ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... throw him into the canal.” John the prisoner, said, I can’t, he has got fast hold of arm.” Her husband replied, pull thy arm out of thy jacket, and I will throw him in.” The prisoner pulled his arm out of the jacket, and the two brothers then assisted ...

... Scrutineers, whereupon James Paliison, John Lort James Stuart, Charles Mills, John Bebb, and Henry St. George Tucker, Esqrs. were declared dul v eleefej The unfortunate .voting man, John Grattan, turt|i, murder John Melbourne, who was ...

... succession alier the retreating mob. Unfortunately lor hiHutniiy, the soldiers engaged in the unhappy business are young in arms, and exhibited 'idle the cmiliiess which is wenerally displiiyeJ velerans. were in some measure, too, commanded heartless ...

... Guinness, Esq. Colonel Henry White was next proposed Counsellor Henry Arabin, and seconded by John David La Touche, George Alexander Hamilton, Esq. was proposed by Sir John Hibton, Bart, and seconded by Henry Hamilton, Esq., brother to the late member for the ...

... Judge expressed a conjecture that this might be the case, which his Counsel replied that they had it under consideration. Mr. John Linton, landlord «f the inn at Gretna; the Uight Rev. David Lang, Bishop of Gretna; and one or two other witnesses, passed ...

... 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 ...

... and enumerated some of the illustrious persons who had been produced by that College. He said no. i thing of Burke or Grattan, (Grattan, whose picture was re- moved from the great hall of the University by an order of i the Board,) nor of Curran, nor of ...

... 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 ...

... which had not only received willingly, but even solicited proofs of the delinquency of its members and cited the case of Sir John Trevor, who was, upon such solicited proof, expelled in the year 1694, for a petty fraud of ten mmndi. Upon the suggestion ...