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DEATHB
... ticar Churchtown, county Cork, Sir John Purcell. It will be remembered, that this venerable Gentleman received the honor of Knighthood for die gallant defence of his life and property, wheu assailed a numerous armed banditti, in his bed-roorti, a few ...
PRICE, FOUR PENCK
... his observations. It was notorious that that time persons had been assembled, in bodies of hundreds, and even thousands, in arms, -openly defying the King’s troops, and the laws -of the country. Col. Bagwell spoke from immediately under hthe gallery, and ...
THE ARMY
... General. A duel wa» fought, near London, on Friday last, between Captain O’Grady, M. P. attended by the Hon, John Lowther; and James Grattan, Esq. M. P. attended by the Hon. Charles Haward Butler Clarke, when after an exchange of shots, the seconds interfered ...
CLARE
... 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 ...
TRINITY COLtEOR, At (h« kt. Quarterly Examination, held In our Univcnity, Premium, and Certificate, were adjudg ..
... Day, junior, (Edward). Murray, junior, ( William), Murphy, Sdut., (Edward;, Lane, Baker, Imus., (William), O*Donohue, sen. (John), Malierley, Gibson, jun. (James). For jhuwermg in Science—CerliJicaU* Mr. Wilmot, Quaine, Toleken, Franklin, Lang, Napier ...
CONTINUED. ) perfect concurrence in every thing whic! Non from the Baronet who ‘had last »: considered the ..
... | hot believe that it had a jot to do with the troubles wi present were agitating Ireland. The wretched Peop Were there in arms against the Government of the C would pay no more regard to Emancipation if it wer sented to them, than they would pay to that ...
CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE
... pleasure giving hit testimony to that fact. It will be necessary to observe here, that one of our moat active Magiatrates, John Catlicart Leea, Eaq. hat granted certificate. Mating that Boylan the Pedlar before him the 21tt of this month, in perfect health ...
RECORDER’S COURT, DUBLItf. JULT 'l*
... Courier. Longevity, —There is now living in the township of Gdaie, in the psrixh Castleton, Derbyshire, a man of the name of John Fox, who completed his 100 th year on the 9th of May last; he the general pig-butcher of the neighbourhood, which employment ...
ON SALE,
... t already given. 91.2) July 9. 112*. R. J, FOWLER, L HODGSON* fpo SOLD. and J. WARD, PUBLIC Vlointifft ; A ucfloN, by vir. JOHN HOLLYWOOD, !U e of Writ fieri Defendant. \feriai, in this Cause ■ ■■■ me directed), at the Home the Defe*» ...