... About 8 o’clock on Tuesday night, four men entered the bouse of John Allen, north liberties, beat Allen and his ser. vant boy in most dreadful manner, after which they searched the hou*e for arms, and succeeded in obtaining gun and some shot, with which they ...

... to bear all the odium of the vote was about to give* After aome observations from Mr. O’Dwyer,Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. D. Brown, Mr. Shaw and Mr. J. Grattan, Lord ALTHOUI* recalled the attention of the Committee to the object and provisions of the bill. One ...

... sailed for Liverpool, ship John Bentley, from St, John’s, Xew Brunswick. days, timber. SAILED—Susan, Williams, Newport, ballast; St. George steamer. march i—wind w. PUT ACK—Caroline, for New York; Robert de W«rre,for St, John’s. Sailed—Her M. Don Maiia ...

... purchase Money GEORGE R. CROWE, Salesman 15, George'a-street, Limerick. August 3. SOUTH WALES, THE BANKS OF THE TIVY.NEAR CARDIGAN. MR. SHUITLEWORTH is instructed by the Executors of « Gentleman rieceas#. IU ■in'iuoiice fur SALE AUCTION, « the Mart, JfiLomlun ...

... redoubled stiengtli, and pass through the furnace adversity with renovated lustre. I have the honour be. Sir, your humble servant, JOHN UAH AM, Chaplain of the Grand Orange Lodge of Irelnnd, and Master of the Grand Orange Lodge the County and City of Londonderry ...

... anil the promise of great abilities. John FitTgibbhn, to whom the estate devolved, now exhibited his natural designation tor public emiiicnrp. rcmaiked University, where he was | cunterapor.iry mifU tl»e Grattan, and Foster, afterwards Speaker Irish ...

... (•urputet at hereafter appoint ami direct. O'Rrieo. Comeliut, Clare O'CtMiti »r U ...

... controul over bad government the elections. 'He would press, then, the extension, especially il they were aided the ballot—Mr. Grattan might remember that ( Mr. O’Cotinell) stated that twenty-six thousand voters for Ireland was too little fora population of ...

... Straight >ou bring bun before roe.” On Saturday last, much regretted, after short illness, Mr. John Pickells, of Henry-street. At her residence. Grattan’s Hill, on Friday last. Miss Jane Barter, sincercly and deservedly lamented her relations, and ...

... maikueix At St. Mary'a Church, Dublin, the Rev. John Kelly, John Scott, Eaq., only aon of Hindoo Scott, of Canircon, eountv Clare, E*q., to- Alary. Mac ( «iitow of Captain Mac Neale,of lbs 16th Dragoon*. At liaeltan Church, Francis, Hdcat u of the late ...

... Fergus—Cork Co- Roche, David—Limerick Kuna>oe, D.—Clonmel. Fielden, John—Oldham Leech, J.—West Surrey Molesvorlh, Sir William—East Cornwall Parrott, Uueiuck, J. A.—Bath. SCOTLAND. Maxwell, Sir John—Paisley Oswald, R. A. —Ayrshire TBLLRBS. Gilloo, W. D.-Falkirk ...

... Pedrothat Sir John Milley Doyle had been sent to arrest him, but that be had no sooner put bis foot on board the ship, and expressed the object of bis visit, than he was informed that he was himself the prisoner of the Admiral ! Sir John remained in custody ...