... Ormond-Qusy, Dublin ; and Messrs. JOHN HODGSON and GEORGE PHILIPS, Belfast; Mr. SAMUEL BAILIE, Newkv; and Mr. DAVID DUNLOP, Coleraine. FOR THE TOOTH-ACHE, GUM BOILS. AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE TEETH AND GUMS. To be bad grattan’s medical hall. 20, Scotch-* reel ...

... Trotter, 47: John B. Trotter. 30. 1802. Charles S. Hawthorne. The Borough contested the Hon Upton, who lost his Election by a small majority. 1807. John Wilson Croker. This Election also contested. The following were the number of votes : —For John W. Croker ...

... THE NEWRY TELEGRAPH quarter, than the whole bonier wa» in a tumult, and many hundred armed troopers appeared spurring to the spot from all points of the* compass. In Carey’s Memoirs, he tells us that went to a house within five miles of Carlisle, accompanied ...

... Ix>rd Kentnare had his excuse; he talked Kerry death's head and cross bones. He was afiaid of the picture. Why, they are the arms of the Brunswick family—of the elder branch of his Majesty's family (cheers and laughter). Lord Kenmare certainly not a Brunswicker ...

... L.; Evans, G.; Ffrench, F.; Finn. W. F.; kit/.gibbon, R. H.; Fitzsimon, N.; Fitzsimon, C.; Grattan, H.; Grattan, J. ; Lynch, A. 11. ; Macuamara. W. ; Maher, John ; Martin, T. ; M'Cance, J. ; Mullins, W. F. ; Musgrave, Sir R., Bart. : Nagle, Sir R.; O’Brien ...

... yatlwiaa to cbair, it wM, ia mj opintoo, ba only paying bim tba coaipliawt to wbieb it inttly aniitlad (graat ebaariafji Lord John Rustau. Mid, raaa warily fcrlbaparpoaa of baaiiog bia tairiawoy to fact, that Mr. Barna) wm bow only raapian adraotagM which ...

... th* statement that the Catholic* were arming in tb* North. H* than distinctly that on* tb* great sat miaehiifr certain to aria* from tb* poamaabm arms th* Orangemen wda. that Catholics, who ought not to have arm*, would procure them. He (Mr. O'Connell) ...

... distress, he (Lord M.) would not object to it. Mr. J. GRATTAN rose, and was left speaking. COUNTY ARMAGH ASSIZES. (Continued from The Telegraph of Tuesday.) Saturday, July 25. TEMANDIXO FIRE-ARMS. Thomas Fox, for assaulting the house of Hugh Cunningham ...

... hoped the Iriah members would early next session giae Ireland that only remedy for her distress—a system of poor laws. Lord John Russkix said he belieacd tha distress complained of was merely local; at the same time be admitted that it was quite right ...

... and from Dublin doily. John Straton, George M??Gusty, James M??Alister, Roller! Haig, Edward Purcell, John Chambers, Edward Jenkins, Patrick Wynne, James Tsllon, William R Rodgers, John Townie?, George Lswson, Paul Parks, John Colemcn, sen., Alex. Shckleton ...

... 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 ...