... Havre, ‘bn theSGthult., that a revolution bad taken place at St. Domingo, that the inhabitants of Port au Prince had risen in arms, and that martial law had been proclaimed in that city. These events are said to have occurred Vn the 12th of October, but ...

... S. will dealt with lll> Mr. Edward Ledger, son of Mr. Ledger, of Kilbreedy, whose house was burnt about himsclt and family armed midnight incendiaries, and which occasion Hint son displayed most gal ant bearing, is appointed to one of the three vacant ...

... they arc all employed, ami fully sat'iNfied at the change. In Upper Canada, he adds, that labourers were never in such demand. John Galvin, who had missed the ship in this river, has since joined his wife and children. HIBERNIAN JOINT-STOCK BANKING COMPANY ...

... CRONiN, ESq., of the Park. On his right sat the Liberator, I the Very Rev. Dr. M'Enry, John O'Connell, of Grena; l John Primrose, E&qrs., &ci On the left were seated John l O'Connell, Esq., l.,P. for Athlone, Humphrey Moynihan, Charles Brennan, Esqr-., &c ...

... Cronin, Esq., of the Park. On bis right sat the Liberator, the Very Rev. Dr. M'Enry, John O'Connell, of Grena, John Primrose, Esr|n.,&c, On hit left were seated John Esq., M. P. for Atblooe; Humphry Moynihan, Cbarl'u..-Brennan, Esqrt., &c; and the company ...