... intermixed with flower*. Suspended convenient place* in the hall there were festoons of variegated lamps, and portraits of Grattan, Sheridan, and many others of the departed patriots of Ireland, decorated ike walls. The company (350 in number) sat at five ...

... fourth daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. On Sunday, the 24th ult.. at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Michael Call, builder, to Miss Sarah Smith. _ _ _ (hi Monday last, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. J. Aspinall, A.M., Mr. John Ashley to Miss Mary Lethwite ...

... et a fleshly and coarse arm-hut one not lees of might and power; an arm which is of 5j the siit and of the mind-an arm which is wielde4 by the in- tliecand mocrealiy, and ponstitutinanl vigour of an unani- pi -mous neonle-an arm of whish indeed we are ...

... (FROM THE MORMKG HERALD.) published yesterday two letters, the ore from Lord Cloncurry, the other from the Hon. John Hely Hutchinson, declining to be present at the Provincial Meeting of the Roman Catho* Jic* Munster, where, according to u resolution ...

... in opening the following close boroughs—Clomael, Cashel, .fralee, Ennis, ' Bandon, 1 c oughel, Kinsale, and Dungarvaa. Mr. JOHN O'coNNeLL (of Grena) seconded t,h e resolution. The in?.cting Wtts:ifterwards addressed by Messrs. O'Gorman Mahon ( who was ...

... merebant.—Frances Foster, Oxfordstreet, tailor. —John Greary, Brentwood, Kasai, master mariner. —W illiam Brooke, Gainsburgb, Lincolnshire, innkeeper.—George Dickinson, Liverpool': corn and Sour dealer.—John Abbott Kemp, Prittlewell, Ease:, miller. FROM ...

... iie:\t. Sheriff: and John Hill Clifton and John Garm&ton, (rents. Chamberlains. John Clifton, Esq. stood ien for the Chair, but was compelled decline taking the office Chief Magistrate, consequence of having, within these few months, experienced the loss ...

... people. who Gh tliinlc these aie bounids to Rioniaii Catholic expec. ditations. an(m wit CARDIGAN GRD~kT SESSIONS. Jor - ?? ThPle Qonmulssiouiwi~ pe1~ at Cardigan onl Da Moniiay, the 18th iiltid by Serjoioit Beywood,- frd. 0John hlalguy, Li~q: tliC Ptisnec ...

... Fenrietta, di re youngest daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Mlylddlton, cli toof Gwaynynog, Deribighishire. - in ?It At Catd!iganj Mr. John Alaigrath, officer of cx- to etcisc, to- Mlite Hannahl Maddockis, both ofthattoilv. le On the 7th ntlt at Erbistochs, yIr. ...

... Clerk in tbe room of the late Mr. Balderston.— Given under our hands this twenty-eighth day of August, 1828. CARDIGAN, Wm. LOCKWOOD MAYDWELL, JOHN JAMES, CHAs. E. ISHAM, C. P. BERKELEY. MALTSTERS, PORTER and COAL MERCHANTS, and OTHERS. To be LET, and entered ...

... Palatine, 6 yrs, beat Mr. Haucke's br. f. Queen of Hearts, 5 yrs. PONTEFRACT RACES. Hun. E. Paraa and Colonel UDINT, Stewards. Mr. JOHN TUTE, Clerk of the Course. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3.—Match for 100 sovs.—Mr. Smith's ch. h. Roderic, aged, against Mr. Let's b. h ...

... the | 1 with shot wound in the arm, the sleeve of which he remc The soldier. mentioned his regiment, the precise name ot ent of we do not immediately recollect, but the Duke instant ipula- j sented his old companion in arms with a sovereign. 2, and hnilar ...