... Downpatrick; and Mr. THUS. GRATTAN, 20, Scotcii-St. Armagh ; * Where also may be had,— Grattan & Co.’s Aperient and Antibilious Pills, Is and 2s per Box; Grattan & Co/s Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, 5s and 9s 6d per Bottle; Grattan & Co.’s Lavender and Musk ...

... the lltb of March, at Loughgall. Not Guilty. New Jury.—Messrs. John J. Marley, Terence M*Clean,’ John Sloan, James Hughes, John Madden, Charles Connelly, Thomas Murray, Barry Moore, John D. Barrett, Owen Devlin, William Lester, and Edward Woods. James ...

... DOWNPATRICK, and Mr. THOS. GRATTAN, 20, SCOTCIH ST. ARMAGH; Where also may be bad- Grattan & Co.'s Aperient and Antibilious Pills, Is. and 2R. per Box; Grattan & Co.'s Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, 5s. and 9B. Gd. per Bottle; Grattan & Co.'s Lavender and Musk ...

... a quarter, would weaken the chance of whatey ahte Re 1A betes er this Tithe Bill might otherwise be likely to produce, Lord JOHN RUSSELL objected to allow the Tithe. owners an option, The tenauts hearing of the graut would think themselves entitled to ...

... highly fragrant, in Pots, lOd. each; Grattan & Co.'s Aromatic Tincture of Quinitie, a valua. able Tonic for Debility, 2s. Gd. per Bottle Grattan & Co.'s Marking Ink, warranted Indelible, Is. 6d. per Bottle; Grattan & Co.'s Essences of Cinnamon, Bitter ...

... PROCLAMATION. By his Excellency the Right Honourable John George, Earl of Durham, Viscount Lambton, &c.. Ice., Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, one of her Majesty's Honourable Privy Council, and Governor-General, ...

... to Ireland instead of how much. (Cheers from the ministerial benches.) He regretted that the liberal offer of the noble lord John Rassell) towards a compromise had riot been met in the spirit in which it was offered, the more particularly as the gorermment ...

... for a select mittee to inquire into all the circumstances conuected with the discharge of John Nicholl alias Court nay, from the hent Lunatic Asylum.” Lord JOHN RUSSELL deeply deplored the melan- choly event which had taken place, in Kent; but aid that ...

... often known occasions when the apprehension of armed resistance to the government was entertained Ireland—he had often felt that proceedings had been adopted which rendered it almost impossible that an armed collision should not lake place; but now he was ...

... cheers ) He bacToften known threats, of armed resistance, and of hostile eolllsioas, but they had always hitherto been averted. Npw, however, tilings were come to pass, that, something were not done, the armed resistance and conflict of parties must come ...