... George Hyde, Atmlohe, John Gayoor, Belfast, Grattan and Co., ENKisatLLXK, Hugh Coilum, Medical Hall, Cavak, W. H. Brice, Kjllishandaa, J. Sheridan, LoNDOKneaay, J. Etiacs, Monaghan, G. Lepper, Cootkh ill, William Martin, Nawar, John Mullen, Aroce, P. J ...

... about nine miles from hence. The drum has been been beating arms, much the consternation the peaceable inhabitants, for several hoort past. Several hundred of blockheads have got under arms, and are setting out for the wludmilb. Svn Ornci, Six o’Ctocg—We ...

... Csruarvoti,' tons, Walter Jones, Ksq., W hits and Red Cross. Dirki/ Sam, tons. J. C. Shaw, Esq., Blue Peter. • Virid, Dublin, lons, John Patterson. Union Jacit. Rrd Rnrrr, 41 tons, Oeorffe Macartney, Esq;, Whit*. Usd,- and enow ’stripes. Vert. • . WltnltbuM*, ...

... toot, came in first. First class yachts for a cup valuv sovereigns Morning Star, John Smith Barry, £tq. K.C YC. [6k Dolphin, George Courtenay, Esq. 11.C.Y.C. Elizabeth, John Moore, Esq. R Y.C 74r Iris, Thomas Gregg, Esq. U.N Y.C Tlie Morning Star took the ...

... Sir John Newport, Waterford city Mr S O’Gradv.l I- ■or- Mr. Power, WaterfordCo. Hon lUMtlkiWwa Limeri,:k Co Mr. Wy«, Tipperary Co. O’Connor Don, Roscommon Mr. Brownlow, Armagh Co. Mr. A. French, County. Mr. Grattan. Wicklow Co. tellxx. Sir John Hurt ...

... prevented so much blond from being shed. Whatever reason there might have been for arming the yeomanry last year, there was no justification fur allowing them to retain their arms now (//cur.) The Noble Lord at the head of the Government in Ireland must know ...

... schedule F, viz., the towns of Alnwick, Holyhead, and Llangcfri, with Beaumaris; Aberystwith, Llaupcter, and Adpar, with Cardigan; Llanelly, with Carmarthen and Pwllheli; Newin, Coniray, Bangor, and Cricceith, with Carnarvon. The next question, as to ...

... assist! the Very Rev. Dean O'Sbaughnessy, •and a th»* Uotnan Catholic clergy. At Mayo assizes, John Churchill, policeman, was tried and acquitted of killing John Mitchell, by a gun-shot wound, while efcorting provisions with Lieut. Colt, and nine soldieis ...

... lif-ks teag-d en'irely casti pr vale bl end the and ir-ider* ot e country nr,- incouveniencr'd, R'gis/er. Robbery and Murder, Mr John O'Neil, yarn merchant, ot.ging to Maherafeft, on Sunday hi* way to New ownlimavady market was waylaid on Glenshan mounla n ...

... tons, John Lnoper, Esq. H'Alm, nt Dublin, 1* tuns, Colonel Cuylcr. Kmilf, of Liverpool. 13 tons, k. Gibbs, Esq- Mario, of Dublin, 13 tons, Thomas Fstnell, Esq. ha Hrlle I'atlirriae, of Dublin, IS Inns. Hall, Esq. Bind, of Dublin, 11 tons. John Patterson ...

... to do. ; Veal Skins, 4d do. TIMBERMerae! Balk, S&t foot; Red Pine, ];*' do, ; Quebec Yellow, do. Is to laftkd p do. ; St. John’s, do. Is ftl do. ; Prime Oak, ft! to 2*'fti P 1 do. ; D;». Birch, 2* p do. ; Elm and Ash, to 2s do. Wliite Deals, to } Red ...

... save upon one topic touched irpon Recorder— allude the letter of the late Grattan, written in the year 1758, and staled to been addressed to the electors of Dublin, Mr Grattan, as Recorder. I shall only soy, that ci curmtances hive been altered since ...