... prepared and forwarded to several Magistrates in the County Donegal, requesting Meeting of the same to be held at the King's Arms Hotel, Derry, on the of the same month ; that this Meeting did take place as requested; that a Memorial was prepared | und ...

... imported article. may even create mischief, and I know many who i its effects. , . The health of Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. was then given, and Mr, Grattan returned thanks in long address. A letter war rear! firm Mr. G. Moore, M.P., stating his reern at being ...

... A 1 realise on the Doctrine of Presumption and Presumptive Evidence, as uticcting the Title to Real ami Personal Property. John Mathews, Esq. Barrister al I.atw.— Price 19s. MUSICAL C HRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAirS GIFTS. WILUS and CO., WINES, TEAS ...

... was severely beaten at the fair of Corofin, for voting for Mr. Fitzgerald the last contested election. A horse belonging to John Davoren, who resides near Hollymount, and tenant to Thomas Comvn, Esq., stabbed a few nights since, and died of the injury ...

... IMPROVEMENT OF IRELAND. Th® weekly meeting ef the Society took Tuesday Royal Exchange, HENRY GRATTAN, Em. M.P. tk« Chair. The SECRETARY read some letter*, and moved that John O’Brien, Elm vale, Eeq, and Mr. Tighe, of Woodstock, admitted members of the Society ...

... not one came forward to stop these desperadoes. the night Sunday following, the house of John Glascock, of Kill, near the shove place, was attacked by a party armed men, who, after warning the said Glascock have nothing to Ryan, or the widow’s potatoes ...