... Mr. John Conlan. Best Seedling Polyanthuses, first prize Mr. John Conlan. Best Geraniums, first prize to Mr. Denis M*Donnell. Best Heaths, first prize to Mr. Denis ; second prize, to Mr. Andrew Hennan. Best 6 Stove Plants, first prize to .Mr. John Weir ...

... poisoned— Neale O'Donnell. What does John Bull think of the following morceau ? Perhaps this is one of the bad effects of the l/nion. Evil communication corrupts good manners,' the proverb goes ; Paddy has corrupted John Bull, it appears—fo/c et crede. The ...

... HUSH MEMBERS RETURNED. Antrim, Major-Gen. O’Neill, John Irving. Armagh County, Col. Verner, Lord Acheson. Armagh City, W. Curry. Athlone, O’Connell. Bandon, Sergeant Jackson. Belfast, J. Gibson, Lord Belfast. Carlow Town ...

... protect House H’sbawn fair j 12 Ditto scarchfor surprise ncrs cess :Took scarchfor father & prisoners 3 sons search Nosucof arms ees« I clialltngt; the whole world to impugn the authenticity of this datum.-nt, of which the above is an citracl. It comprises ...

... Esq . and Joseph Atkinson, Esq., marched with their yeo nanry to the house of one John Keegan, in Ballyhcgan, Parish of ; they demanded from him twenty stand of arms, which these Magistrates said they heard had in his house. declared lie had arras, and ...

... stand out like one of Atalanta's apples. The modest man spares Grattan, ** being dead.” Think of that Sil tie mortuis nisi bonum— When scoundrels die thus bemoan ’em.** will not spit on Grattan's tomb. Our glorious Gbattax,—the angcl-tonguccl, the lion-hearted ...

... Uathdruragan. Dougan, having been noticed to leave his house, got five ncighlKiur boys to stay with him that evening, but without arms. the party of Pecp-o’-dny Boys approaching Dougan house, which they surrounded, stone was thrown at the door, and Dougan opening ...

... the present motion. Wearing Side-Arms. —An order from the Horse Guards, dated 15th Nov., adverting to cases in which soldier has, when quarrelling, used his bayonet against his antagonist, prohibits the wearing of side-arms in future, “except when on duty ...

... Browne, George Hrvan, Hon. Colonel Hutler, William Collins, J. Dennistoun, T. Duncombe, John Fielden, F. Finch, George Grote, Lord Hallyburton, Joseph Hume, John T. Leader, N. A. Vigors, Henry G. Ward, Andrew White, Samuel White, Wm. Williams. Tellers ...

... Browne, Callaghan, Chapman, Clement*, Curry, Ferguson, Gibson, J. Grattan, H. Grattan, Hume, Hutton, Jcphson, Lynch, Mahony, Maule, C. O’Brien, W. ?. O’Brien, O’Callag‘ an, Daniel O’Connell, John O’Connell, M. J. O’Connell, Morgan O'Conell, O’Fcrrall, Power ...

... for the protection of the city from the vengeance of Sheriff M'Leod, iias been organised, armed, and equipped, the law directs every man to sleep with his arms beside him, dreaming of blood and battle. Uur neighbours of Rochester enter heart ami soul ...

... The gallery was again cleared for division, but none took place, Lord John Russell stating that thought the sense of the house had been fairly taken the quest on. Mr. 11. GRATTAN begged the house and the public would take note the proceedings of that ...