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... to the various parts of the Uni- negroesand mu:attoes into that state,-The German ' BIRTHS, 111,11ZHIAG ES, AND DEATHS. Mr. John EClward Taylor, of Manchester. , 4 east. A oe I 'Hee timeal e ''' ill mong the . t on the 2,eis and 29iIi of tee! Kingdom ; ...
... tickets are to be issued for one or two pond talk silky k is eapet led will be given at St. Janita's to the coune of the 'tilt arm Pis Majesty inspected a detachment of the Foot Unwise. Sword', morning in the gardens of the Palate. mina. Ge, w . of Cumberland ...
... Patrick Sweelmaa, Mri. Nangle, Mra. John Swectiuan, Mr*. Hedington, Mrs. Corcoran, Henry Farrell, M‘Donnell, Mrs. Plunkett, Mrs-.CmiUo, Mr*. Power, Dea^e, Mr*. O’Connor, I'V' - D’Bn«n. Mr*. Robert ilo.igeu®, Mis. John O’Brien. The Governesses of the House ...
... wanton atrocities. On Thursday last number of armed Whitefeet visited several houses belonging to respectable farmers residing in the neighbourhood of Kilmocahill, barony of Gowrau, in search of fire-arms. They also swore many persons in that neighbourhood ...
... wanton outrage; and we need not add that Mr. Cooke is a very respectable Catiolic gentleman. During the last week, two fellows armed came suddenly on Mr. William Connor, of Inch, a gentleman %Om has been a steady advocate of popular rights, Sand while standing ...
... Heath, and now of the Rutlioid Arms, in the former place. On the 4th inst., at Llanbeblig, Mr. James Patlerson, Ms-dealer. Miss Maria Franek, both of Camarron. At Cardigan, Capl. James Evans, of the schooner of Cardigan, to Miss Elizabeth Williams, daughter ...
... M«rrio»a*jU«r* ; John Power, Hareoart-atreat; Andrew Eooia, E»q., ditto; T. Codd, Eaq., ditto; P. LavcU*. Eaq , ditto; G. Tench, Eaq., ditto; B. E. Lawleaa, Eaq., ditto; D. Henry, E- ...
... limpgadt&e. rm. *Mr pat mad rearm of ramie( the /'/arm 11411 n Nok ohm ought to M their wedge ? Ought it use he Parliamentary to take charge public purse ?—(C/Irevoj He wee telly peepreil to se Met IMO* and he arm sure the people meld beck Lard Moped*, Mr. Rodman ...
... Buchanan M-Millan, Esq. Hon. John Boyle. M.P. Robert Robertson, Esq. »,ieut.-t:ol.Sir A.d'KstcK.G.H. | Horatio Ross, Esq., M.P. John Balfour, Ksq., M.P. John Rcid, Esq. \ndrew t'olville, Esq. John Stewart, Esq. Captain I luxes John Young, ...
... Heath cote! Gilbert J.—Boston Chichester, Sir A. Bart.—Belfast Heron, Sir R., Bt.—Peterborough Grattan, Henry—Meath county Howard, Hon. Wm.—Morpeth Grattan. James—Wicklow county Howard. Henry—Shoreham Hill, Lord (Jeo. A.—Carrickfergus King, Edw. B.—Warwick ...
... Henry—Preston S'andon, Lord—Liverpool Agnew, Sir A.—Wigtonshire Morison, John—Banffshire , . . - - Staunton, Sir G., Bart.—Heytes- IRELAND. bury Copeland, Alderman—Coleraine Mills, John—Rochester Parnell, Sir D.—Queen's County As the change that has taken ...
... Lord Lyndborst, in consequence of something which had dropped from his Lordship during the late debate in the House of Peers. —John Bull. . Tb* Kino. —Firit, we thank bis Majesty for having, by Me Ann, manly, constitutional, and truly patriotic conduct, saved ...