... FRANCIS SADLEIU. A R. BLAKE ROBERT HOLMES. RICHARD W. GREENE. PATRICK BELLEW. POOLEY SIIULDHAM HENRY MORPETH. ALEX MACDONNELL. JOHN RICHARD IS. PLUXKET. Dublin, April, 1840. The Marquis As a Parliamentarv imn. Lord Londonderry is distinguished by an unco ...

... give precedence to the English Bill. Sir R. PEEL took ooli.e of Mr. Grattan’s declaration that he did not wish to postpone sine die the Bill of Lord Stanley. But the speech of Lord John Russell showed that Ministers intended it should be indefinitely postponed ...

... stones, onecontaining the architect's name, and the date (probably) of its completion: the other having sculptured on coat of arms—six lilies, stari it almost impossible to say which, the figures being nearly effaced by time—onan intersected shield : but ...

... add, that if his father abandoned the measure, he (John), though an humble person and attached to his father, would retire from public life, and never wish to hear his name again spoken of.” After Mr. John O’Connell had delivered himself of this magnanimous ...

... according the hooks was 17s. Miles Tyson, brother to John Tyson, shoemaker, of Liverpool, sold the prisoner pair of shoes for 7*. (paid in shillings), on the Tuesday or Wednesday after the murder. John Lamb, schoolmaster and lodging-house keeper, 29, Stoney ...

... the weightiest, any sort, John Doyle. AMATEUR rf-.VSs, For llio twelve Dahlias, John Mol an, Emj., Newry. For the best six do., John Moll.in, Km|. For the best three do., John Mollan, Esij. For the best twelve Pansies, John Moll an, Esij. ...

... having arms and money for the troops sufficient for two months’ pay. the morning of the 20lh, considerable excitement prevailed throughout the squadron. The Castor hi ought in the frigate, double-banker, all guns out, but full of troops, arms, stores ...

... written, and sent a letter to Lieut.-Cnlonel the Earl of Cardigan, of the same Regiment. his Commanding Officer, of improper nature, and being thereupon personally ordered by the said Earl of Cardigan, as his commanding officer, to the effect following, vil ...

... tho pro- ('uiti'li x Ihi'inu and John Dm.iit, for ;.«s iiilt J'i'm aii l L; Dolierty »»,i (sih IStjit. last, at Killowen. Not guilty. Hemnr'l Dully, Patrick Dully, .hums D 'lly, and John Murkciy foi t riot and assault John M*( lel-11. 1-C »i - * ,hle Pub ...

... - , Ravensdalo; Patrick Darcy, K-q., (’..rlingford ; Rev. John Rogers, P.P., Kih itrlcv : II \cq., Dmda.k ; John M Neill. INq. The Address w rend the request the Chair man ...

... result of the Coroner inquest. On Wednesday evening, an inquest was held on view of the body, before John Hollins, Esq . and respectable Jury, at the Vernon Arms. The body, at the time, had not undergone surgical examination, and there not being any direct ...

... NEWRY. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1840. Ik* ever ri'aily, lift our arms in defence that throne (loud cheering). Hut if there was war to-morrow, would it not Ik? the interest of the liugH'li nation to conciliate when they would have look lor our .assistance ...