... with the Brewhouse, Cooper's Workshop, and other Buildings, lying the north side of the said King's Arms Yard, and now or late in tbe holding of -Mr. John Jones. And also the FREEHOLD .MESSUAGE with its Appertenances, adjoining the said last mentioned Premises ...

... Hone, refloat. The Hambledon hounds Mon at Soberton Down. The Cheshire hounds Mon at li!nderton Guide Post, Wed at the Abbey Arms, Forest, Fri at Dudden Heath, Sat at Sutton Pentuld. The East Bunch hounds Tu at Barcombe Cron. The Brighton hamers Mon at ...

... rafters, knocke down the roof, and completely levelled the walls to the ground. the night the instant, armed party of Whitefeet entered the house of John Kirwan, of Bawnmore, the barony of Galmoy. and ordered him to turn away a servant hoy -to pay his brother ...

... Sessions terminated SATURDAY James Eq Robert aud John were charged stealing in Friday property Sykes pu-lied against the barrow then taking the sacks off with them in company with Healey Committed for trial John of Cheadle Moseley charged with committing tre-spass ...

... TITHE ÜBIEVANCK. Mr. LA LOR presented petition from John Brennan, of Queen’s County, Ireland, complaining of the conduct of the police. The petitioner, an honest, peaceable, and hard-work•ing man, had, for the last six years, rented one hundred and fifty ...

... himself, but be could show that he had luboured strenuously to put down prediul itation. Asan evidence he might state that Sir John Lam t, a humane, brave, and int t officer, whu commanded in the south uf Irelaud, had hud 36,000 copies of an address lie wrote ...

... Robert, i2B, Hirptr, St. John's, N.B. timber, for London, 31!days, SAlLEDGoterian, Burnham, Philadelphia, nilivay iron, Roliert Dewar, Newtound! ind, butter. Young Owen, Pound, London, general eargo. Sisters, Sutton. do. grain, John, Robinson, Liverpool ...

... Rev. John Fisher, Markethill, Mr. Greer, to Miss Beck, both of Hamilton*s-bawn. DIED, Mr. John Ingram, Hill-Street, Belfast*much regretted all who knew him. On Sunday sen.. In the 21st rear of his age, deeply regretted bv all who knew him, Mr. John M*Cleery ...

... house was bound by the articles of union, to support.. ' Mr. GRATTAN remarked that the question had not been an. swered whether or not it was the intention of his Majesty's ministers to arm the new courts with the power of flogging. The CHANCELLOR of ...

... bag of flour, and received : a slight shock ; his wife, who was looking on, was struck near the eve while the infant in her arms was not affected ; elder child, who was standing by, was struck , on the left siee of • the face, from which drops of blood ...

... modelled on an Irish Most of the Whigs op. sanguinary statute passed in 1796 He posed the bill, with the exception of Mr. Grattan. founded his support on the perils of the state, arising from the French war, ard the exis‘ence of a revolutionary con- spiracy ...

... absent, and may search for them, or for arms, weapons, &c.; and all persons absent deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, unless they prove some lawfut | | occasion for absence. Sec. 20 enacts, that if,on search, arms are found, and the person inhabiting the ...