... several times near swamping, and had it not been for one of the females who sat in the stern of one of them having shawl on her arms, spread out, that received a tremendous surf, which had it come into the boat must have sunk her, all would have been lost ...

... James Douglas Johnston, Michael Jones, Hamilton Haire, John Hare, John E. Taylor, Thomas Charters, Alex. Hudson, Charles Archdall. and Joseph Maguire, Esqra. At the Ennis assizes, on Saturday last, John Wilson Pollen, late a Lieutenant 48th Regiment, withdrew ...

... Esq. eldest snti o, Riclhard Mminsell, of Oakley-park, untlitv Kildare, Esq.-Yrederick W. Walsh, Esq third son of John Walsh, of Sir John s.uay, Dublin, merchant. Joshtnn Clarke, Esq. secoid sonaof William Clarke, late of Dublin, Esq. deceased. -JTol Grey ...

... the inner sleeves tight to the arm, fastened at the wrist by a deep poignet, and finished a lace ruffle. A second pair of enormously loose sleeves over the tight ones, they reach a very short way below the bend of the arm, and left quite loose. A very ...

... Sir as chairman is. apprehend, to call upon the hon. lution. member retract his words; and in case of his refusing to Lord JOHN RUSSRLL means, next Monday, to move do so, 1 think that vou arc called upon to put in force the that, after the Ist of July ...

... subsequent restoration to ¢ pension of John Hardy. from acting as Mog or « Gano or Rospeas.--On } night Jest, Sergeant Armstrong, of the Ballymecarre lice, in apprehending Hugh Gordoo, He, Grilis, Wm. Hunter, Patrick Reddy, John Sava time bec Jobn who, for a ions ...

... not subscribe the Justice Kent •' —Because, his inauguration letters on the subject,O’Connell accuses Lord Anglesey of re-arming the Orange yeomen; now, I know, that the urgent advice and dir»‘Ction of Lord Anglesey was ttitarm them. It is true, the most ...

... —A desperate riot took place, on Saturday week, at the great bog of Ardee, the Meath men having assembled in great force, armed with formidable weapons, determined to break down dam which the bog-men had constructed. The battle was raging in all its fury ...

... DOWVNPATRICK;' where likewise may be hrid GRATTAN & CO.'S ANODYNE LETTUCE . LOZENGES, 'for coughs and nervous affections, requir- ing the ..Anodyne rwyitoieit the stirisulating- propetiesof Opimn.- Is. 6d. GRATTAN & CO.'s PECTORAL SYRUP OF' ICELAND MOSS ...

... proof of that policy being carried out when the principle with regard to church property was brought forward by Lord John Russell and Sir John Hobbousc in 1834. (loud cheers.) From that moment all was forgiven, if not forgotten, (ministerial cheers, echoed ...

... Needham, Viscount Ncwrv, General Pigutt, and the Misses Cun, her Lady- »hip’** sister*. The seven daughters of the Earl of Cardigan, of whom, the late Baroness Howe was the second, have been, by coofmon consent, considered as the elite of the English Nobility ...

... Chair to-day at twelve o’clock. The South Durham Committee The Fracas between Sir F, Trench and Mr. It. Wason, The Sergeant-at-Arms appeared at the table and stated that he had, agreeable to the orders of House, taken Sir F. Trench and Mr. R. Wason into custody ...