... it be ?—Yes, she beheld her husband! | child!” was all she could say; and pointed to the open grave. He clasped her in his arms, and they wept together. Yes; he, the manly hearted sailor, who had faced death in its most terrific forms, and whom no dangers ...

... unfoet ßeale John M'Mahon, which was identified son. The arms were broken, and the left leg above the ancle ae ...

... farmer, named Gee, situate immediately behind the residence of Mr, Bond, of Tully, County Longford, was attacked by gang of armed ruffians, for the purpose, are assured, of murdering this industrious man and his family, for no other object can fairly assigned ...

... Kovcommon West, John IJeatty, Dublin County Hayes, Sir K. Donegal Chapnun, M'estmeath Jackson, Mr. Sergeant, Ban- TalW, J. 11., New Ross don-bridge Power, John, Dungarvan Damer, G. L. D., Portarlingr>elfisj, Hurl of, Antrim Co. ton Grattan, lleun, Meath ...

... Mr. John Conlan. Best Seedling Polyanthuses, first prize Mr. John Conlan. Best Geraniums, first prize to Mr. Denis M*Donnell. Best Heaths, first prize to Mr. Denis ; second prize, to Mr. Andrew Hennan. Best 6 Stove Plants, first prize to .Mr. John Weir ...

... poisoned— Neale O'Donnell. What does John Bull think of the following morceau ? Perhaps this is one of the bad effects of the l/nion. Evil communication corrupts good manners,' the proverb goes ; Paddy has corrupted John Bull, it appears—fo/c et crede. The ...

... City, Athlone, Bandon, Belfast, Carlow Town, Carlow County, Carrickfergus, Cashel, Cavan. Major-Gen, O Neill, John Irving Col. Verner, Lord Acheson. .. W. Curry. J. O'Connell. Sergeant Jackson. J. Gibson, Lord Belfast. .. ...

... protect House H’sbawn fair j 12 Ditto scarchfor surprise ncrs cess :Took scarchfor father & prisoners 3 sons search Nosucof arms ees« I clialltngt; the whole world to impugn the authenticity of this datum.-nt, of which the above is an citracl. It comprises ...

... their yeomanry to the house of ne John Keegan, in Ballyhegaa, Parish of Kilmore ; they | demanded from him twenty stand of arms, which these Magis trates said they heard he had in his house. He declared he had no arms, and therefore could give none: ou ...

... stand out like one of Atalanta's apples. The modest man spares Grattan, ** being dead.” Think of that Sil tie mortuis nisi bonum— When scoundrels die thus bemoan ’em.** will not spit on Grattan's tomb. Our glorious Gbattax,—the angcl-tonguccl, the lion-hearted ...

... Uathdruragan. Dougan, having been noticed to leave his house, got five ncighlKiur boys to stay with him that evening, but without arms. the party of Pecp-o’-dny Boys approaching Dougan house, which they surrounded, stone was thrown at the door, and Dougan opening ...

... the present motion. Wearing Side-Arms. —An order from the Horse Guards, dated 15th Nov., adverting to cases in which soldier has, when quarrelling, used his bayonet against his antagonist, prohibits the wearing of side-arms in future, “except when on duty ...