... 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 ...

... that if any elector had a candidate to propose now was his time ; and he came forward he would be heard. (Repeated cheers.) John Griffiths, Esq. then rose to propose Edward Bolton Clive, Esq. as a fit and proper person to represent the city in Parliament ...

... himself would in a few days franking letters for the county of .Dublin. Mr. While addressed the meeting, after which * Mr. H. Grattan adverted to the requisition signed the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs Dublin, which ha condemned as factious and improper act on ...

... majority. Mr. Guest feels qualmish. Pembroke County. — Sir John Owen, a Conservative, with..!..t opposition. Pekbrose Borough. — Colonel Owen, a son of Sir John ; no opposition. Radnorshire. — Sir John Walsh, a Conservative, will be returned. Mr Wilkins is ...

... triumphant majority. Mr. Guest feels qualmish. PEMBROKE COUNTY.—Sir John Owen, a Conservative, without opposition. PEMBROKE 130ROUG11.—Colonel Owen, a son of Sir John ; no opposition. John Walsh, a Conservative, will he returned. Mr. Wilkins is very sanguine ...

... Linen, Eight-day Clock, and other Effects. —By Mr. VENTOM, on the Premises, No. 1, Blenheim-place, opposite the Eyre Arms Tavern, St. John'swood-road, Regent's-park, on Tuesday, Jan. 13, at Eleven (by order of the Assignees),', THE excellent Modern Furniture ...

... Four-ounce, 5s. ; by TsOINIAS NELSON, 61, Grafton-treet, Dublin. (228 GRATTAN & CO. MEDICAL HALL, IS Corn-MWarket, ,Be.lfag'; M'IALISTER AND IBURDEN, 67, HIGH -STREET, BELFAST; THOiVMAS GRATTAN, MEDICAL HALL, ARNIAAGH; AND SURGEON YOUNG, D)OWNPATRICK. I , ITAGIIEPA ...

... present , members, and Sir John Burke, were busily engaged ,in canvassing. Lord Clanricarde, the absentee lieutenant of the county, has just arrived here on an electioneering cruise; he is endeavouring to put in his unc!e, Sir John Burke. Dr. Ill'Hale, of ...

... Williams. Pembrev House John Morris, Llanderry HMIs. Richard Mn.,.., Tanya Edward than, Coed David Lloyd, Mialych John Rees, Clynliendw, Llanarthney Alexander Baby. Bryninor John Davies, Llanelly David A. Davies, ditto John Howell, ditto ...

... Whole Length, Plain, Bronze, Shaded, or in Colours; in Single Figures or Family Groups; Infants in their Mothers’ or Nurses’ arms; and larger Children at their favourite pursuits or diversions. Portraits of Horses, Dogs, &c. Plain or elegantly Bronzed. ...

... Martin, M.P.,*t James Duly, M.P.. John J. Bodkin,* John Dilrey,* Sir John Burks.* Galway, Town.-A. H. Lynch, M.P.*, Martin Joseph Blake, M.P.* Kerry, County.—Frederick W. Mullins, M.P.*, tbe Knight of Kerry, Morgan John O’Connell.* Tralee, Borough.—Maurice ...

... improve their relative position proved abortive—Sir John Beckett gradually gained ground, and, at the close, the numbers were— Sir John Beckett Mr. Baines • 1,794 Mr. Brougham Majority for Sir John Beckett over —,-- Mr. Baines Ditto, ditto, over Mr. Brougham ...