... have bad but few to boast of. We had Grattan, to sure, whose name glorious in the memory of every man that loves h»« country. had Flood, who was treated worse fame, hut who was deserving of equal glory with Grattan. We had Curran, with transcendent genius ...

... These are at this moment distributing stands of Turkish arms to the people of that district, principally to men of Beckfuja, which place was the focus «f Insurrection some months ago. li stand of arms were distributed on the 24th aud instant. The troops ...

... Dublin, in the pos* session of John Byrne, who was under distress for rent due to Lyndon Bolton, Esq. On entering the premises, they knocked down the keepers, dragged them into the house, tied their feet, and bound their arms behind their backs, and having ...

... numbers. There are this moment distributing stand of Turkish arms to the people of that district, principally to men of Beckfuja, which place was the focus of insurrection some months ago stand of arms were distributed the 24th and 25th inst. The troops of ...

... argue evil for Ireland—if of war, we dare Stanley to bring in his bill. Oh! it pitiable to think that Ireland, the fair right arm of England, should treated thus. For when did the meteor flag of England ever float triumphant to the breeze, after many hard ...

... admonition said have been addressed the preceding day to the officers of the llth Hussars and their Lieutenant-Colonel, Lord Cardigan, the Adjutant General, SirJolm Macdonald, in the name of Lord Hill. It appeared to us the lime that the statement sshich ...

... authorities should endeavour to put slop to these proceedings. More Diseased Pork Monday, information was received Messrs. John Finlay and John Agnevv, that a carcass of pork was al>out to conveyed from the Ulster Railway, on one of their handcarts, to some ...

... fined ss. each and costs ; Peter M‘Nance, John Scott (Ballysillan). Sara. Cooper, Wm. Croft, John Quin (Dungannon), Wm. Hutchison (Armagh), and Wm. Mcniece, 10s. each and costs; John Hanna (Down- Patrick), John I.argin (Armagh), and Richard Hutchison (Armagh) ...

... Asheroft House, Kniglitscote, Stroud. Sir R. II Cunliffe, Bart Aeton Park, Wriexham. Rev. John J. Dymnock, Rector of Uppingham, Rutland Rev. J. Dudley, 13roeiyard Revr John Dolphiin, Bath, Rector of Pebmarsh, &c. Ilon. and RevY. . Frskine, Breighton Vricamtage ...

... to these demonstrations, have the important adhesion of Miss Mary Anne Agnes Brennan, in the following letter, read by Mr. John Connell, the last meeting at the Corn-Exchange ; •• Though Nature has placed the sphere of female action remote from the political ...

... INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH—Monday, (Sittings in Banco.) The Queen at the prosecution of the Rev. R. Q. Shannon v. John Scott and Richard Qua He, churchwardens of the parish of St. Nicholas Within. Mr. Hatchell. who was the same side with the ...

... majority of thirty-seven votes. The Tory candidate was Mr. John Shaw Leigh, proposed Mr. Gladstone. The (rlobe contradicts, upon authority,” the rumour of the approaching marriage of Lord John Russell to Lady Fanny Elliott. . Hus Royal Highness Prince ...