... expect to see strange sights ; but we certainly were not prepared for that saw last Saturday, Mr. John O'Connell canvassing for Master Morgan—and leaning on his arm, on the canvass for himself, Frederick W. Mullins, Ksq., carried about—let us see for a sim ...

... The ship Wexford, James Quin, master, from Quebec to Ross picked up the crew and passengers (14 in number) of the brig John, of St. John’s, Newfoundland, foundered at sea, bound to Cork for orders. HORSES. IMP S T DISCO VE RF. TENDER the Patronage of, and ...

... M.P. for Kilkenny. Air. Wm. Roche, M.l*, for Limerick. Mr. Bi.ake, ALP. for Galway. Sir H. Nagle, ALP. for Westmeath. Air GRATTAN impressed upon the Association the imraea • ate necessity of calling an aggregate meeting of the Dublin, and concluded moving ...

... with brandebourgs, ending acordelierc ; double sabot sleeves, divided with a cord, and acorn tassels, which hang down on the arm ; coiffure, a little rose crape hat, a moss rose being placed on one side, and a garland of rose-buds under the brim, coming ...

... oppressedwtul C'arberv Esqrs, should admitted members. , he filled the offices of the .State, accepting the • i t moved that Mr. John J. Hodkiii. s>f Uuarrymount, in the vesterday the Loudon Journals lue, .. . , aull was sworn accordingly. Lord Ltsdhckst. | ...

... William Pennefather, Alderman Burke, and son of Baron Pennefather. are named for the representation the City Cashel. Ilenrv Grattan quits Meath, and joins Luke White in Longford. * The Reformers in the neighbourhood cf Rathkcale had meeting that town Monday ...