... to the older of Deacon. The pluralities held by the late Archdeacon Cardigan, have Iren divided by *• among si* or eight Clergymen EstaWidhedtOnirch. PRESENTATION OK ADDRESSES W.-VnE ARM AOH At a meeting the inhabitants the city Armagh Thursday, the ;»lsl ...

... 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 ...

... ruffianly Radicals of Dublin on Patrick’s day, (a day pocu liarly appropriated to party processions and putty riots,) and, armed with a shillelagh, and graced with the green symbols of tboir order, he cheered and addressed them in their mischievous career ...

... Swectman, Mrs. Nangle! Mrs. John Sweetman, Mrs. Redington, i Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Plunkett, 1 Mrs. M’Donnell. Mrs. Power. | Mrs. Conlan, Mrs. O’Connor, I Miss Dcase. 1 Mrs. Robert Hodgens, Mrs. O’Brien. Madame Henry Farrell. Mrs. John O'Brien. Governesses of ...

... Guide. Mr. WILLIAM AITON, Hamilton, Lanarkshire.—Author of M Agricultural Report of Ayrshire, 44 Dairy Husbandry, Ac. Mr. JOHN ANDERSON, Agricultural Engineer, London. EDWARD BEVAN, M.D. —Author of the 44 Hooey Bee, Ac. BRACT CLARK, Esq., F.L.S.—Author ...

... there arise occasion for her services above bridge, the duty will be performed armed boats. Waterford Mirror. On Wednesday evening the house of Mr. Stannard, cabinet maker, Grattan street, was visited by party of the Trades, for the purpose of compelling ...

... they met Murray and swore him to give up the land and never till it again.—On Monday night last several armed men entered the house of Mr. John Kenny, of Lismore, near Eyrecourt, and having dragged him from his bed, swore him to turn away a man named ...

... stand of hel(1 era ry on Tuesday, a cow which was arms. driven in to he sold, calved in the market place, three County Galway —On Thursday night last, ca | ves about the hour of eight o’clock, three men armed, jj RTICUIiXURAIj Novelty.—ln the garden of his ...

... V S JOHN ROGERSON’S-QUAY. tL«S- X 1 The fine Spirit may be had on application to purchased’the copies of Mr. Wyse’s Book, enabled DAY. the instant, at TWO o’CTock, the Cargolsliftie . to offer it the PnbHe at the above very reduced price. Sir John Frank}** ...

... 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 ...

... very highly ; Messrs. F. Vining, J. Hughes, Hay, Burton, Chapman, Osborne, Mitchell, Simon, Wingrove, Bass, Benet, Melville, Grattan, Asbury, Chalk, Ryan, Seymour, Chaplin, C- Kean: which goodly show of names will added (should the enterprise meet the expected ...

... Lieutenant-General, not having-a regiment, no return ; as Lieutenant Governor Isle of Wight, no return ; pension for loss of right arm on service, 4001. Bernard, Hon. W. Smyth ( Bandonbridge),Captain ; half pay, 127 L 15s. Chichester, Lord Arthur (Belfast), Captain ...