... on (to-morrow.) IRISH MILITIA. Lord John RUSSELL Rave notice, that, on Monday, he should more for leave brinß a Bill, to effect a further reduction in the militia staff of Ireland. CASE OF GENERAL DARLING. Lord John RUSSELL, also, gave notice, that, on ...

... MILITIA STAFF. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that on Monday he would move for leave bring in Bill for the further reduction of the militia staff of England and Ireland. Mr. S. Rice could not name day when would brinar on the Budget, although pressed on ...

... hon. gentleman bad alto mistaken what he laid about the existence corporations in Ireland at a remote period. In the time of John it was atated that Limerick had been corporation from time immemorial. Colonel PERCISVAL rose to order, nje bon. and learned ...

... I-nslj fHtlitta. JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, lliat, on Monday, lie should move for leave to bring in a bill, to effect furtlier reduction the militia staff of Ireland. Cast Oarling- Lord JOHN RUSSELL, also, gave notice, that, on Monday. upon the appointment ...

... stated, and had made some sensation in the House. that the Orangemen were to a man armed. Now he (Sir E. H.) admitted that to a great extent they were in possession of arms. Were they bestowed by a Tory Ministry, sympathizing with, and re- specting that ...

... Stanley, Mr. Ewart, Mr. C. Ferguson, Sir R E•on, Mr. Wallare, Dr. Bownng, Mr. H. GordoiTn' 1 ' Mesar*. Grattan, Mr. Palliaon, Mr. Warhuno,, Wilks, Sir John Hobhoute, the Chancellor uf the x*' qtier, the Bail of Kerry, Mr. Ord, Mr. Methuen \|' Oatvald, General ...

... Esqrs. Rer. Pbiilip Brennan, Augbnsmulleo, East—Rer. A. M’Sberry, Wea. Jackson, Esq. 31. Ballybay and Tullycorbet—John Matron, Esq. Rer. John M'Casker. 13/. 15s. Carrickmacross—Right Rer. Dr. Keroan, P, Hooy, James Gartland, Esq. 38/. Clones, Fast—Her. Thomas ...

... exceedingly nij* mcrous. They ere ornamented, on the outside, with flowers, but little pr no trimming is worn under the brim. John Reeve.—This prince of the mock-heroic-comic actors has made a most advantageous engagement with the American manager*, who ...

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... pastoral charge of the Congregation of Castledawson, in connection with the Synod of Ulster. the succeeding Tuesday, the Rev. John Henry was ordained, by the Presbytery of Newry, to the pastoral charge of the Congregation of Drumbanagher. On the latter occasion ...

... long run. Well, d’ye mind, it so happened that waa atanding jo«t in the square of the hatchway, and seeing him coming with his arms outspread, I rigged out both mine, like a couple of studd’n-sel-hooms, and so 1 catches him all sung—just as I’d ca»ch ball ...

... Lessees of the Foyle Fisheries were assaulted at Donaghanie, near to Omagh, a gang about thirty armed ruffians, and forced to fly. One of them, named John M'Cavell, in the course of the pursuit, stabbed Francis Simpson, one of the keepers, with a bayonet ...