... for the widows and orphans of tbs clergy. The Rev. John Dalafield and Lady Cecil Jane Dalafleld. eon-in-law and daughter thr Earl of Limerick, have arrived at bis Lordship** house in that city. Sir John Hobhouae and the youthful Misses Hobhouae are staying ...

... four men ware Francis Smith, Wm. Noyce, Alexander Gordon, aad John Hurst. Noyce and Hurst went to Baals. Neal morning the other men aad I marched from Clare to Baals. stopped at the “Farmer's Armsto takehreakfret. They offered whiskey, which lat first relhssd ...

... Moved Henry Grattan, Esq., P. ; seconded John O'Connell. Esq., M. P. : Resolved—That the following Gentlemen, being Manufacturers and Traders, appointed Committee to cooperate on the part of St. Mary's Parish with the General Hoard of Trade :—John and Robert ...

... Order of the Garter, shall for the future use and bear the Royal arms, differenced with label of three points argent, the ceutre point charged with the cross of St. quarterly with the arms his illustrious house, the Royal urma in the first and fourth quarters ...

... Arthur Moore 10 Major-General Sir John Burgoyne 10 The Right Hon. A. Blake 10 Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart. 10 Henry Grattan, Esq. tee 10 oe eee 10 Peter Purcell, Esq. Richard Moore sq. QVC. eee 10 Sergeant Curry, M.P. 10 John Hatchell, Esq., Q.C. eee 10 The ...

... the lady John Brcnan, Eoq. Kingstown Lodge, of daughter. March 30, at Withington, near Manchester, the lady of George Oswald, Esq., of daughter. March 2S, at I-oughgall, the lady of the Her. Hugh Hamilton Madden. of sou. March 29, the lady of John R. Young ...

... at Conimugbt-place We.lj-Qs.lay last from a tour. The Countess Cardigan arrived Thursday Portman-sfiuarc fromWlesludcu. Her ladyship will leave tendon immediately for Brighton. Lord John Russell left London on Wednesday afternoon on a visit to her Majesty ...

... devotion to your illustrious house a debt of pd special gratitude to your Majesty's sacred person. 1. THE CASE OF THE EA IL OF CARDIGAN AND CAPTAIN n DOUGLAS.-It will be recollected that at the last session of id the Central Criminal Court an application was ...

... Ma■ rates Nenagh, for a violent assault in public upon Mr. the Nenauk Guardian, and will be tried at the ,, * on *» before John Howley, Esq., Assistant VH'HinaputcAt, Ennoss— Erratimi For ** tail of mor, founded on fat,” read A tain of terror, founded ...

... Lady, and the Misses Campbell ; SirJohn, Lady, and Missess Burgoyne; Sir John, Ladv, and Miss Bushe ; Sir Thomas, Lady, and the Misses Butler; Sir Thomas and Miss Usher; Sir John and Bliss Vandeleur, Sir Henry Marsh, Baron and Baroness de Roebeck, Colorel ...

... her Majesty's College of Arms; also, tat_.heshall., for the future, use-and-bear the royal arms, diffierenced with a label of three points ar- gents, the centre point charged with the Cross of Saint George, quarterly with the arms of his illustrious house ...

... WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 15, 1840. DONEGAL ARMS—FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. LIVERY STARLES, AND POSTING ESTABLISHMENT, CASTLE-PLACE. BELFAST. The SUBSCRIBER respectfully morns his thanks the Nobility, Gentry, and Pobllc for the kind support jftdedblm tinea ...