... Capl. Sweeny, Major Greene, Rev. Denis George, Rev. John Burke, Hans Hamilton Woods, Esq. Robert J. P. Townsend, Esq. Clonmel; John Newton, Esq. Carlow Rev. Richard Greaves, Kilkenoy; F. Datley.J. P. John Hamilton, Esq. Rev. Mr. Wharton, Peter Barlow, Esq ...

... Auer. Omagh, February 1.1840. THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW LANDING, Ear the John and Margaret, from Newcastle, 104 Crates C C Crown Window Glass, Which he offers for sale on moderate terras. JOHN MUNN. I ondonderry, February 3, 1840. r. COAL. TOO Tons' of Whitehaven ...

... with respect to the state ol health of Mr. Sheriff Evans, lie should discharged for the piesent from the custody of the at arms and directed attend before the house on Monday, the 6th of April.” A fier some further discussion, the course which Mr. Hume ...

... F. Burdett then rose to call the attention the house the petition of O. Johnston Pearce, now in custody of the sergeant at arms, which he had presented a few days ago. Mr. Pearce now stood in a most deplorable situation, from which every one must feel ...

... M. Redmond.nnd «.^t^ r a. tecrelary. ralor. Il -» • bill, nnd con■Tided'-by .nirer«l (or JU .- li °Te of Mr. M'C.rlby Mr. John Redmond »» .dmitmeasure (loud trl ** I f* { ful j,i, ,nd tbemo.t (rnusbl injur, .nd 'Tbe'Le Mr Maguire e.me forw.rd to propose ...

... Daniel O’Coonell, M.P., lames Power MP Dr. M’Donaell, John O’Connell, ; Kdmnml i’aaffe, P. O’Carroll, Jol.a Hone, I eland Crosth|,| nr. Dr. tlarrold, Kelia Charles Raton, James O’Dowd, ba n.ter-’John Shea l.al„r, Rev. Mr. SinooU O’Malley. Devereanv, Liverpool ...

... D.t,. and J P. ; Francis t osemeot, Esq.,*Mnicklcvmouitl; Andrew Uiekcy, Eq., Ila John Uysart, F.sq., Purtglennne; Mr. J. Hnird, Bal.ymena; and Wm. Hogg and Mr. John 11. I-ittle, The service!* of ilie Any wore concluded the llev. EWr. Perry, llie slated ...

... of Irish registration in a committee of that house. Mr. H. GRATTAN had been told by a Tory member that the bill would pass, but his reply to that was, when all the powers of Europe were in arms against England, she would then feel tLe fatal effects of ...

... ««Mt die, but be would vote with Mr. Wood if the amendment were pressed to a division. Lord I’OWERSCOURT contradicted Mr. Grattan’s tails. laird J. RUSSELL complained that Lord Stanley bad (brown unjust imputations on him. If be had not intro, hill this ...

... in Australia; from Mr. Wm. M‘Quade. 2 ancient silver coins, and a t-pecimen of white marble ; from John Wm. Curry, Esq., a black guillimot; from Mr. John Patterson, LetterkeiiDy, a hedge-hog and a great.eared bat, with 2 young; from Alex. Kyle, Ksq., a ...

... Birmingham, Patrick Birmingham, John Bingham, Nicholas James Lawler, John Joseph Lawler, Daniel Ken y, Michael M'Lon-hlin, John Healy, John Flynn, J. Bell, Thomas Cunning, ham, Christopher Dempsey, Morgan Largan, Thomas Kennedy, John Daniel, ...

... fan invasion. The Maronites, had taken aims and «. ' ' 1, mbmitted, ««e trannuil the 2*l, .mine, it tv*, behet. d, ' ~ tof arms, and all the attempts of Commo,lore Napier ' ' ir „Tan insurrection in the mountains had hitherto failed. Ihe 'o l.re had irop ...