... common country.’’— (Drunk solemn silence.) The Chaiuman gave, with some impressive and feeling remarks, “The memory of John M'Csnce.” John Srol'PPE M'Cascf., Esq., the mark til rr |M.cl to memory of his father. Lrokaud , proposed,nnd William Shab- CnAwroitn ...

... O’Connell, Maurice Connell, John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, and John ial- Of Magistrates (besides the Members named, who, suppose, are in the Commission of the Peace), there arc only four, out of the whole Province, namely, John Arabin, Nicholas Boy lan, ...

... s punle. -You don’t know who was the greatest heretic of lie eighteenth century? said the catechist. I -11 u .n ,ou-it was—John Welle)) —Galuhnd Obtervtr. U Dutamao Wise Dinseii.—ln high life, the of asking another ’■ to drink wine with you, ts ...

... JAMES COLKMAN, Church-Street, or Mr. WM. MOORE, North- Street; or, to 601 JOHN BATES, 19, Roferoary-Street, Belfast* title and particulars, apply DANIEL M'DONNELL, Solicitor. JOHN DEVLIN, Auctioneer Dated Oct., IH4O. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO^, CARD CHARLES ...

... into Court at a quarter past eight o’clock, and stated, that they had found true bill against Captain John Douglas (the second of the Earl of Cardigan), and true bill against Captain Harvey Garnett Phipps Tuckett, and Henry Maxwell (Captain Tuckett’s second) ...

... 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 ...

... Fitzgerald, K.C.H.. taking rank next after Vice-Admiral John Hooeyman; George Barker, E-q.. taking rank next after Vice- Admiral Joitn Mackellar; IL-nry Gam-tt, E-*q.. t>kmg rank next after Vice-Admiral John C. White. The 90- gun ships building are intended ...

... expressed himself favour ot closing the poll, and Mr. Rose Cleland against it ; hut. w list Mr. Crawford was taking the opinion Mr. John S. Crawford, the other presiding Magistrate, on the subject. Mr. Cleland got uff Bench, and suddenly left the meeting ; and ...

... $q- John Vernon, Lis Philip Fieteher, C John Buchanan, Woodbine Lodge, Omagh, William M‘tatyre, architect, Ballymoney. Carrickfergus. John Hannay, Belfast, merchant. Wm. Royeraft, Lissuov er, Co. Cavan, Esq. John Bates, Belfast, solicitor. ...

... observed the ought to gentlemen, in addition to the guest of the ev the cause Jobn Sinelaire, Esq.; John Martin, Esq., jun., K hear.”)— Thomas, Steele, Esq. ; John Wallace, Esq. ; “rejoicing M‘Alister, Esq.; Edward O’Rorke, Esq.; C. | nperance. Esq. ; James ...

... upon to pay the same taxes. In all parts | world, Irishmen have supported the English name, b; arms; and where has the British name ever been tarn where the arms of Irishmen have been called upon t port it? (Cheers.) It would be unnecessary to s thing further ...

... Aiercmry. Fatal Occoßßfc!«Cß—On Friday evening last, melancholy accident occurred the neighbourhood of Dungannon, which the Rev. John of Brydge-Hall, a Presbyterian Clergyman, lost his life. The Rev. Gentleman, while on his home from the Sessions, had called ...