... Esq. Sir Stephen May, Richard Dobbs, E-q. John White, Esq. George Macartney. Esq. T. I* Stewart. Esq. John Montgomery, Eaq. O, A- Wray, Esq. John Cromie, Esq. James Owens, Esq W W Esq. John M'Neile, Eaq. John Rowan, E-q Robert Thomson, Esq. ...

... was going to the commanding officer. lie then wrote account of the proceedings to the Colonel of the regiment, the Earl of Cardigan, better known, on a former memorable occasion, as Lord Brudenell; but from him he received no reply. His only course was ...

... Wallace, Ac. ; and, the left, by Sir J. Gibson Craig, Sir James Spittal, Sir John Graham Dalyell, Ice. The Lord Provost, in proposing the health of their guest, said, that Sir John, hing been detained in London, by public business, after the Session of ...

... exceedingly nij* mcrous. They ere ornamented, on the outside, with flowers, but little pr no trimming is worn under the brim. John Reeve.—This prince of the mock-heroic-comic actors has made a most advantageous engagement with the American manager*, who ...

... subsequent restoration to ¢ pension of John Hardy. from acting as Mog or « Gano or Rospeas.--On } night Jest, Sergeant Armstrong, of the Ballymecarre lice, in apprehending Hugh Gordoo, He, Grilis, Wm. Hunter, Patrick Reddy, John Sava time bec Jobn who, for a ions ...

... not subscribe the Justice Kent •' —Because, his inauguration letters on the subject,O’Connell accuses Lord Anglesey of re-arming the Orange yeomen; now, I know, that the urgent advice and dir»‘Ction of Lord Anglesey was ttitarm them. It is true, the most ...

... this day. Good people, shun drinking, had company, night-walking, and fire-arms.” tomorrow, Patrick Carroll will be hanged, in front of the County Jail, for the wilful murder of John Lanigan Tipperary CuHttiMiua. Reduced Estaueishmest— Wanted, a tilbury, ...

... de MaUhide.’* I.'MTAU.A.nojr toe Rev. John Hkwrv, at Co«- Bor.—On Wednesday, Decrmher, the General Synod of Ulster’* Committee, charjee of this congregation, assembled, for the purpose of installing the Re*. John Henry, according to appointment. The services ...

... on (to-morrow.) IRISH MILITIA. Lord John RUSSELL Rave notice, that, on Monday, he should more for leave brinß a Bill, to effect a further reduction in the militia staff of Ireland. CASE OF GENERAL DARLING. Lord John RUSSELL, also, gave notice, that, on ...

... have taken place. These, being fostered and promoted by the Dutch King, are considered as a prelude a more general appeal to arms. We shall then see how the different powers will act. Russia, learn, has an army of 150,000 men in Poland. Part of these may ...

... territory of King William. Letters have been received from Oporto, from Sir John M. Doyle, and other officers of rank, up to the 7th instant. They write In good spirits. Sir John Milly Doyle appears confident of successful issue to the exertions of the ...

... fellows entered— One remained below sentinel, and the other five (four of whom were armed with carabines,) demanded arms from Captain Wheeler; he told them his fire arms were Kilkenny; upon which they pushed him up stairs before them, and brought him to ...