... FRANCIS L: DILLON. The SPEAKER ordered the Sergeant-at-Arms to have the medical man called in, and on his entrance, asked him if he had seen Francis Dillon. Mr. Lay.iA—l have, Sir. The SPEAKER—In what state did you find him ? Mr. Laveis—ln good bodily ...

... instituted to the rectory of Billockby. Norfolk, Same day the Rev. J. »o the rectory of Catfield, Norfolk. Friday Ust the Rev John Cax, to the vicarage Posliogford. Suffolk. The 231 iost. the Rev. Daniel Veyaie to the perpetual curacy of Davenlry. North ...

... of Llandugwydd, four miles only from Newcastle Emlyn, five from Cardigan, sixteen from Lampeter, twenty-three from Carmarthen, and forty from Aberystwith and Tenby, ia the county of Cardigan, immediately on the borders of Carmarthen and Pembrokeshire.—May ...

... Thomas H. Sparks, Esq.. of a daughter. DIED. On the 16th Inst., John Field, Esq„ of Camberwell-c , reen, Surrey, in the 85th year of his age. At Kensington, on the 14th inst., aged 40. John Browne, Esq., eldest son of the late Edmund Browne, Esq., of Clare ...

... Ireland.’’ Surrender of Arms by the Peasantry. —You will be gratified to learn that the deluded people in the county of Kilkenny are at length delivering up their arms. In the parish of Glanmore, in that county, no less that stand of arms have been given up ...

... O’Connell, Tralee. meath County. John O’Connell, Youghal. Dominick Ronayne, Clonmell. Morgan O’Connell, Meath Co. £. Ruthven, Dublin City. Cha>. O’Connell, Kerry Co. E. S. Ruthven, Kildare County. Christopher Fitzsimon, Dublin John Talbot, Athlone. County. Wm ...

... parson, the Rev. P. M. Cumming. He succeeded in seizing on part of the properties of James Conway, John Conway, Edmond Conway, the widow Conway, and John Duggan. He attacked the dwelling of Richard Conway, and by throwing in the pig-house door, succeeded ...

... Portugal full credit for his good intentions; but when they are supported by an armed force, collected in the streets of Paris and London, and the avowed object of that armed force is not only to dictate Reform, but also to punish resistance, is not the ...

... tlie Austrian Service. Major— John O'Connell, Esq., M.P. Captains— Finn, Fitzsi>ion. O'lonnell, M:M:P.P. First Lieutenant— Fearous O'Con- nor, Esq., M.P. Second ditto— Carew O'Dwyer, Esq., M.P. Ensigns— Calughan, Grattan, Ruthven, juu., Blacknkv. Lai ...

... with ditto ; Ann and Betsey. Thcmas, from Cardigan, with tin ; Mary Ann Eliza, Rotheram, from Aberavon, with ditto ; Lydia, Baynon, from Shoreham, with dint. -- Off the port—The C. R. C., from Messina ; Sir John Beresford, from lontreal and Quebec; Hannah ...

... take it or not, yet, we believe. A very interesting correspondence has taken place we hear, between the Princess Olive and John Reeve, Esq., on the Manifestation of the Spirit. Her Highness asserts the true Royal liquor to be Gin—Mr. Reece. we hear ...

... Fleming, Admital O'Connell, John Hen. J. Fit tgerald, T. O'Connor Don Aglinnby, H. A. Gothon, R. Penlease, J. S. Agnew, Sir A. Grattan, Henry Pryme, Geo, Andover, Viscount Handley, Major B. Ronayne, D. Bainbridge, E. T. Hardy, John Bothwell, E. S. Baldwin ...