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... cholera is M‘K.eown. Three of them live in Johnny s C'uolmondei.ev. Hiolera filthy conBlled p ,.„e, and the other barber, in Grattan-street. The father, Wife brother, and son, have all been attacked, and three ,hem are dead. The son was in good health on ...
... ex Emery; and shortly expect a Cargo of TIM_ BER, DEALS, &c. from ST. JOHN'S. ADAM M'CLEAN & SONS. MAy's-Qu.AY, 9th August, 1832. (308 NOTICE. A LL PERSONS INDEBTED to the late JOHN A MCULLY, of NOITte-STRLET, Belfast, are request- ed to Pay the amount ...
... propriety of reomm.neding the imredi ife assemblage of-a Natiojnal Council in Dublini, of Irish Peers and Representatives. Henlry Grattan, Esq. M. P. was called to the chair. Ile said, there are thre -oIjeots cnitemnplated by this requitioti. Thb idea of holding ...
... congratulations of his friends. At the Nottingham Commission, on Saturday, George Hearson, aged 22, Thomas Shdton, aged 38, and John Armstrong, aged 26, were put to the bar, charged with having, with divers others, riotously and tumultuously assembled, and ...
... Commercial News-Room, for tbeensuing year, vi* : , . Richard WUUam Cairns. John Gsinwn, Robert Or!', John Harrl«on. John Ktnnntr. Oeor** (;00,,e SutTern. W.u lism Thomton, John Vance, Edward Walkingion, Wm. WiUon, Vocal Music. —We beg our readers' attention ...
... ; Samuel McClelland, charged with stealing cow.—For Trial at next Belfast Quarter Sessions, John M'Crystol, charged with stealing a basket and some beef; John Miller stealing from a cart in the street; Francis Fegan, with violent assault and breaking ...
... phenomenon was observed the morning, few feet from the same spot.— Mind.—A most extraordinary thing occurred at the late Cardigan asnres. defendant in one of the cases which stood in bis Lordship’s paper, judging by hiaown love of pelf, the effects it ...
... adduced before the Committee, it appears that it embraces at least one-third of Ireland. According to the testimony of Sir John Harvey, the whole of Leinster is affected by this spirit of combination; and from the evidence of other persons,it appears ...
... Ralph Abercrombie, Mr Fu*. Lord Grey, Lord Holland, the late Duke of Bedford S.r John I,each, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Adam, the late Inal. Chan, cellor Poneonby, the late Henry Grattan, the preaent Chancellor of England, Lord Brougham, and Lord Angleaey, were amongat ...
... declaring that the weahh of the church should be reduced. Who voted for it? Edward Ellice seconded lha resolution—(//rnr, Lird John Russell—(/tear, (a name encompassed with lustre, a famous and venerable name, of equal honour and service to his country) Henry ...
... MIoyallen to Lough Neagh, and the adjacent country for many miles round. JOHN BURNS, Auctioneer. Dated this l7th (lay of July, 1832. For further Particulars. and statement of Title, apply to JOHN OVEREND, Esq. Acting Trustee and Execw. tor, Portadown; or, to PIr ...
... Protestant interest, might be judged of from a speech addressed by Sir John Davis to the Irish House of Commons, at the opening of Parliament, the year 1613. In that speech, he (Sir John Davis) staled (he King*s reason fqr summoning that Parliament in the ...