... Going, of Tberliff, Most savagely mur- Tipperary. dered close to his own house on his return from Thurles. Rev. J. Whitty, Golden, in When returning from diocese of Cashel. visiting the sick bed of one of his parishioners, most savagely murdered ; his ...

... the law and furms of parliament cases like pre-eut. was of opinion, to insure permanent income of 30,(HKW. to the Duchess' Kent, that amount ought to have ''^ ' one sum by a resolution in committee, aud one curing it. did not think it was a proper mode ...

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... plirenologically, her Majesty has a very good head; the intellectual legion has profited from the lofty brow of the Ductless of Kent, and there is no deficiency of the organ of firmness.—Aberdeen Herald-. A CURE FOR LOVE.—About two o'clock on Saturday morning ...

... IR. Walker, Esq., a magistrate.-Mr. A. M'tntyre, aged 65, No. 3, Silver-sireet, -Goldens-square, cured of gutta aerena.- H-. Listont, Esq., Marine Liblt'ry, Rainegete, Kent, cured of cataract.-Mrs. hurberuse, cured swhile at Jamaica ofl gutta Serena, No ...