... YEAR ENDING DECEMBER, 1829. William Wilson, ;i youth, apparently aliout 17 years of age; was charged with stealing 2s. from John Doilason, baker at Hoxton. The prisoner was perhaps, without exception, one of the most impudent young rascals that ever appeared ...

... —Also several Sums to Lent, at Interest. BE LET, FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS, the following LANDS and PREMISES, part of the Estate’of JOHN SMITH BARRY, Esq. : The House and Lands of LEHENABEG, fas heretofore advertised) containing about Acres, situate in the South ...

... will send him hack to his Borough Ciouuiel, that with open arms yet waits receive him, and again repose our ; confidence the Hero who, the plains ; nobly sustained ll.e honor of Old Ireland. JOHN TUflllldi, Esq., of Kiluiore, seconding Colonel O'Gjiady ...

... of Parliament. Agents are appointed in all the Cities and principal Towns in the L'nitcd Kingdom. THOMAS PARKE, Secretary. JOHN RYDER, PELICAN COMPANY’S Agent at Cork. C. O'BRIEN, Esq. W. FAR RAN, Esq. Feb. 2. equitable terms under a IjIMERICK, Dublin ...

... ed, and every information given.at the {General Steam Packet Office, Warren’s-Place, llare’s-Corner. t/*y AMERICA. FOR ST. JOHN’S.NEW „ TO S.IIL ABOUT 10M MARCH. J r Fine well-known Ship / 500 Tons, A. Isaacs, Commander. 'Vtof beautiful Ship will be elegantly ...

... first because prisoner was always in the habit of having arms. Dominick Brogan and Eleanor Brogan examined —The object and effect of these witnesses’ evidence was to establish an alibi for John Grogan, who was also inculpated in the confession of the ...

... which he was unable expectorate. He had tried every means to obtain relief.but without effect; he could get no sleep but m his arm chair. In this slate he continued to linger, without any hope of recovery.his friends expecting that every fit of coughing would ...

... of Ireland, Lapp's Island, Cork, j Ajiril 13, TO SAIIi THE lorn APRII., FOR ST. JOHNS NEW BRUNSWICK. Fine Ship, PiUNCK LEE 500 Tons. This beautiful just X froin St. John’s, after an uncommonly quick passaji / of 18 She will well supplied w.th ’ • and ...

... Antiscll calls us to implore the poor people ot the south and west give their arms. not follow up this parental advice by calling the Orangemen of the orth to give up their arms ? The people the south are of opinion that the best way to preserve peace is ...

... Dnmlas, Taos. Marshall, John Wilson, Sir R. I)arson, Al. Maherly, Col. Warburton,Henry Darenporl, E. Martin, John Kistiinpe, J. Maeauley, W. ■ tellers Kirart, T. Morpeth, Lord O’Connell, Daniel Fazakerley, J- M. Newport, Sir John Hunse,Joseph DISTILLERIES ...

... his innocence. He meant to have followed his present motion another to ascertain how many persons had lost their lives the armed police Ireland. He would not be deterred from doing his duty any member, however well supported might be. would do his duty ...

... assistance of temporal power, but against the most formidable opposition ; and where was the Christian that would tell him that the arm of is short, and needed the aid of any of his creatures ? He recognized them not, they belonged not to his communion, since ...