... and drove distance of eight miles to Newcastle. Loss of the Barque John Thomas, of this Pout. The following melancholy particulars are taken from an American newspaper The barque John Thomas, Patterson, late master, was abandoned, full of water, in lat ...

... stirred, and before many months by we shall give to the Conservatives proof that Ireland is invincible ; that against her, armed she is with her wrong-*, no adtnfniSTation founded on injustice the great majority ran stand, and that ov*r a faction a nation ...

... Cornelius M'Logblen, M. Conoily, John Guthrie, Walter Bisckney, D.L. ; W. Cterne Harte, John D'Arcv, Ignatius Callaghan, Michael Thunder, J. t). Mullen, C. Lyne, John Dalton, Wm. M'Dermott, C|>ringlield ; W. Fitzwilliam Hume, John F’ower, Andrew Rurke, of T ...

... Howard, Hon. R. Bruce (Guards), Hon. Captain Giey, Lady Somerville, Sir Patrick and Lady Bellew, Sir H. and Lady Scott, Sir John and Lady Harvey, Sir James Murray, Sir Charles and Lady Morgan, Sir Arthur and Lady Clarke, the Rev. Ur. and Mrs. Vignoles ...

... Levuhemj Doctors—Sadlier, Guinness, TigheGregory. Revehenus—G. 11. Sampson, W. D* Sadder, F ; W, Bean, Lyons, Richard Barton, John Conroy, J. A. Bcrmingliam, Chaplain to his Excellency ; G. M. D. Irvine, T. P. Huddart, H. Brownrigg and F. ChamKy, Chaplains ...

... constituted authorities, but to The Times tells that it is not religious Popery it quarrels have joined an i.leyul assembly in arms, who professed to dut wl ,h political Popery: in other words, is not to manage their own atla.rs, were subject to m. control ...

... the over again in the House. went the head of epu a ...