... OFFICES on both said Farms. For particulars, as to Titlej aspply to Messrs. ALEX- ANDER JOHN M1O-NTQOM ERY, Comber, snd 25, Arthur-strest, Belfast;- or iotls Proprietor, ' JOHN SNODDEN. Ballyministra, 25th Nov. 1830. (369 HORSES FOR SALE, Smyth's Reepository ...

... East, Dublin;. or, to JOHN WHITE, Esq. Divernaigh, Newvry. l A Persuti will atteid uu the premises to show tinnt. 363) November 4, 163U. FOR PORT-'AU-PRINCE, HAYTI, The first-class fine British-built Brig A P 0 L L 0,. Captain JOHN WAKEHAMI, Now Loading ...

... forward in- eti ~r. Rait's arms, in which situation he was conveyed home to Rithinoyle. The villains fled across the field, leav- ing the tracks of their guns on the top of the ditch, and of their shoes along the field. Dr. Grattan of Edenderry, and Dr. Dennis ...

... i'jovisidflsof the Act otPaitiiament. P JOHN WFUL'ON, Chairman. Dec. 28, 1S30. (2 _ SHOP TO LEl3 If F AT large atidl convelient S H O P, No. 8, r ~BRIIDGRSTREE ith a ROOM above.-, Apply at the NEWS-LET FICE. (401 FA ARM S T BE LET, IN THE NietGHBoUltHOOD OF ...

... Even thus for every 31 they took from him, they gave him or GOOD. Although Lord Anglesey and Alderman Darley might walk arm and arm at the head the ranks to put them down, and Stanley and Justice Graves might bring the rear, they might give, to be sure ...

... ROYAL SCHOOL, DUNGANNON. The rev. John r. darley, a. m. l*u Master of Dundalk School, baTing HEAD MASTER of DUNGANNON SCHOOL, bj His Grace the Lord Primate, purposes Open that E»- on the Ist of FEBRUARY. He begs to sUto that the same unremitting attention ...

... D)UBLINK J- MULHOLLAND, Mlaster, TUESDAY, Ist Februaryt TWELVE ?? Noun. .THR%;Ds, JOHN Master, SATURDAY, 29tb Januar TEN ?? Morning. FOR DUBLIN. Tm HSE WAM2ao am. * E JOHN SOY, Master, THURSDAY, 27th Jan. at EIGHT ?? Mlornin*. All Goods intended 'for shipment ...

... compensation for Outlay almmi Ground Rent, arid tie said Corporation should receive 3i, _ per tori: and not having received arm acceptance of the sask oe ffer. we do now make the following tender to the publie. on the same advantageous terms,. that is ...

... fble follwing approved LOZENGES, prepared by JAHES 1 SHEPHERD, 176, Flect-estreet, L ondo, may be obtaiued at | IYEESS.S GRATTAN & CO.S M E D I C A L-I-I A L L, 12, CORN-MARK.ET, BELFAST. FOR LOWNESS of SRI RITS, NERVOUS AF_ I) FECTIONS, SICK HEAD-ACHE ...

... FOLINGSBY, Belfast,'22d Feb. IS31. llanover-Quay. [370 -NOWV I PORT, FIRST SPRING VESSEL FOR SI'. JOHN'S, N.B, I , . THE FAST-SAII.ING nR3IG IERR IN-IA, ?? o Captain JOHN ANDERSOX, Will be dispetched for tle areiaort positicelg the 10th March. | '-tis V essel ...

... you might well transport once, for Mr. Kelly (the Sovereign) will take bail of me.*’—(Laughter.) A Gentleman Vagrant. Henry Grattan, presented the Grand Jury as vagrant. It appeared that the prisoner had been travelling Gentleman,*’forsooth, and had been ...

... Charles Creek, Robert Nelsioi, John' Hnuston, John Smylie, James Boyd, and: Hamjilton Chichester.- James Kerr was indicted for wvilful and corrupt perjury,, in swearing before a Magistrate an information, charging William and John Davison with the murder of ...