... week elicited from our ailing t t coteinporavy indicate its unpalatableness, while ttc thie nuling and puling in his nurse's arms' de- es clare tie potency of tle medicament. Poor fellow ! Ite no wotider indeed that lie should bite or do any i co thing ...

... session's work carved out for them by the burly bigot who keeps them in their places. Extension of the franchise, which Lord John Russell declared to be finally fixed by that Reform Bill which he was permitted to father—a shortening of parliaments, which ...

... cornmifed Newgate.—Their names are—James King, John Hutson, Patrick Doyle. John M‘Carthy, and Thomas Tracy. The names of the six remaining prisoners, who have been remanded for further examination, are Edward Uuller, John Dwyer, Jos ph Eustace, WmCampbell, Thomas ...

... Elizabeth Marchant Cooke, daughter of Henry Pearson Cooke, Esq. Lucton. On the 30th ult. was married, at St. John's Church, Brecon, Mr. John Jones, third son of the late David Jones, Esq. Llwyndarw,.Breconshire, to Mary, only daughter of the late Mr. ...

... would, without further comment, propose John O’Brien, , of Elmhall, whose subscription of five pounds be would hand in. The admission of Mr. O’Brien was received with lout! cheers. Mr. Barret begged leave to propose John Alexander Mansfield of the county Kildare ...

... in the EAST. John Murray. Alhemarlc-treet. Next week will be published, 2 vols, post *vo., PO R T I C A L, (r A L LICI A, and the BASQUE PROVINCES of SPAIN, described from Notes of a Journey in those Countries. By an ENGLISH NOBLEMAN. John Murray, Alb ...

... paragraph this page. William Roworth, foreman. Joseph Bell James Sharpe William Halt John Hawley Edward Cheetham George Urry William Burden Samuel Pratt John Campion John Pratt. Thomas Earnshaw On Wednesday last, the general annual licensing meet, ing was ...

... Union, county of Wexford, per John Greene, Esq., proprietor of the Wexford Independent, 181. 7s. 6d. ; Rev. John Nolan, C,C. Dunquin, Dunorlio, and Kilmechedor, county of Kerry, 101 135., per John O’Sullivan, Esq ; Kev. John Casey, Catholic rector; Kev ...

... round the nght arm. Those who have co , npleted fourteen years, an extra penny per day and two rows of lace round the right arm. Those who have nerved twenty-one years, an extra penny per day, and three rows of lace round the right arm, provided they ...

... Kwj.* Wexford ; John Greene, . Wexford ; It. . Hyan, K-q , Wexferd ; William Rice, Knq., TinnecroiS, county Wexford ; L. W. Corcoran, K-q., Enniacorlhy ; John Kehop, Eeq,, Darby’s Gap, Ennixorthy; James Cullen, F.sq., Ei.niseortby ; John Horc, I-q., Moyne ...

... registered arms in licland, and tbearms in the handso t drowned The,, were some otbei ihl- yeomanry. saw in the Morn„g that > but weIC much frightened at the day account statement made by Mr. Nunn, ' \ unable to give any assistance that would keep arms and dare ...

... inhabitau's of Dungarvan, convened Counsellor M. H. Murphy, (who attended from the National Association,) was the Devonshire Arms—John Dower, Esq., in the chair—Richard Magrath, K-q., C. S., secretary—for the pur- P*»m.* of establishing a registry club, and ...