... Patrick Wade. wo ablarged.with having aided in the murder of Patrickc Ryan, in May, 1842. The two aprincipal wItnesses, John Blurkoand John Shanahan, contradicted each ether grossly, end the latter gave such an accountof himsrelf, on cross-examination, that ...

... oxosedlngly harassIng, as they ar ema- aI ad ployed ?? the ?? erecting defensive works, andare obliged T. krto sleep under, arms at night. The French naval, force ait Ota. to [is. To M. hemlt Is stated to be the Urania and Charto frigates, the Ambus- ni ...

... (Stevarid's ree, 9. e6d) I To or ?? of CaU, . ndi Deck, 79. ?? The steamer ECLIPSE leaves M SILFORD every Thursday for CI CARDIGAN anti ABEIRYSTWITI, and, in, coinjunction, with the Trotisilttr, deliverrs Goads from Liverpool and Bristul, and w B, returns ...

... on the east side of the road leading to Allerton-lirll. in the ocounattoer of John Gore, aned eantalsnlng together 5A. 21n. OP. of 17, A FIELD, In the occupation of John Gore, en the eas) sidew on of the road loading to .Allertonl-ball, and containing ...

... LIVERPOOL. The DUNDALK STEAM-PACKET CO.'S .powerful Vessel, C U N D AL K, (New Iron Steamer, 6i0 tone burthen, and S00-horse pewrl JOHN ItuTcHesoN, Master; Is intended to sail as under: FROM LIVERPOOL. O sas'visurn. eeriisinsfl. C Monday tt: 7 Evening. Monday ...

... on the east side of the road leading to Allerton-ball. in rA f212 the occupation of John Gore, and contasning togetber IA. 2n. 8r. 17. A FIELD, in the occupation of John Gore, on the east side 0O 'ate of the road Iending to Allertean-bIl, and 0ontIanlg ...

... these wore the car- to ba it imp riages of the Lord Mayor and Sir John Power. The Hen. Mr. ought ails- Hutcehinson (brother of Lord Domoughmnore) sot in the carriage would, with Henry Grattan., Esq. There wore, also, Smith OYBrien, declare a of Eisq., M P ...

... passage apply to ARCHER, DALY. and Co., Agents, 1. Conlr.stroet. No! I,. John-strert. liverpOOl. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN B LIVERPOOL & the BRISTOL CHANNEL, M1ILFORD, CARDIGAN, AND ABERYSTWITH. The powerful Steamn-ship TROUBAOU R ?? Captain BECKET, ...

... ARCHER, DALY, and Co., Agjents, 2 in,, 1, Coek-atreot.North John-strectLtverpool Sam STEAM COMMUNICATION 6 yei SIEPOLa 3TWRICK Syn R LIEPO the BRISTOL CHANNEL, and AND ther MILFORD, CARDIGAN. AND othe ABREIYST WITH.&O fiepowerful Steam-ship TROUBADOUR ...

... neighbourhood of Madrid, marched for that destin A- Lion on the 14th. For several days Post the garrison had been r liept, under arms, and the poline had been ex~tremely Vigilanet.n It was very generally believed that the ?? cause of these hi measures was a ...

... Paseger and her Majesty laMails. ch ?? Captain WILLIAM HARRISONIE .HII4ERNIA: ?? Captain ALEXaANDER RVRIH. oi ?? Captain JOHN IISWI7T. ?? EDWsAni G. LorTT Lied CABIBRI& ?? Gas.HA. 1E. JUDitltt The Vessela anpointed to sail fronm LIVERPOOL aer the ? ...

... -roth inciradieg 10,060( reals and a quantity of jewvels. The A totter from Saragoosa. of the 17th ?? days ago, woo forty armed men, all in unifoorm aso raabineers, anal having their imap creptain at their head, presented themselves elose to the towsn ...