... £58, including £10, the hand- some and generous donation of John B. Shannon, Esq., of Belfast, formerly a respected inhabitant of Lisburn, The collectors were—James Watson, PD. L., and J. P., John Wakefield, Jonathan Richardson, and David Beatty, Esqrs. ...

... given to the people supply themaelvea with arms (Hear.) could not persuaded that this was purely an accidental thing; was extraordinary that Nation in state of starvation should call for importation of arms to such an extent that the manufacturers wera ...

... Natural Histort Society.—A meeting of this Society took place Wednesday evening, the 17th instant, when a paper was read by John Carter (one of the juvenile members), on a comparative view between man and the inferior animals. The Honorable Mrs. C-vulfeild ...

... Grace the Duke of Richmond in the Chair. Amongst those who were present were— Richmond Cleveland MARQUIS. Exeter. EARLS. Cardigan Eldon Dartmouth Somers Tankerville Stradbroke Pomfret Kinnoull Warwick Egmont Mansfield Longford Carnarvon Erne Cadogan Lucan ...

... each dressed in deep mourning, and wearing on the left arm a band of black crape, with ** depending. These Gentlemen had walked in procession from Banbridge, having assembled at the Downshire Arms in that town, at an early hour, and there formed into a ...

... give precedence to the English Bill. Sir R. PEEL took notice of Mr, Grattan’s declaration that he did not wish to postpone sine die the Bill of Lord Stanley. But the speech of Lord John Russell showed that Ministers intended it should be so indefinitely ...

... announce active preparations the arsenaU and -lock-yards there, where several war Kteana-frigates are progress, horse power, armed with four 24-pounders, two 43- pounders, and howitzer throw shells lbs. The Carhhrue Gazette states, that at the sitting of ...

... for the day, the j Infantry their rations. The Artillery and Cavalry remained beside their horses, the Infantry with their arms piled. Their soldierly appearance and general bearing was remarkable, large body of the Constabulary was also posted around ...

... Chairman. JOHN STANLEY, Jun., Secretary. Moved by Sir James and seconded by Max- WELL Cross, That the thanks of the Meeting are hereby given to the Earl of Caledon, for his dignified con- duct in the Chair.” WILLIAM PATON, Chairman. JOHN STANLEY, Jun ...

... rested a well-known person named John Mulholland —more commonly known as ‘* Pop” Mulbolland, from his being a manufacturer of that article, and a publi- can. requested the bailiff? to aeeompany him to bis house in Grattan-street, in order that the amount ...

... proceedings, and after John Martin did then and there feloniously ex- long and curious correspondence, his Grace decided that | 1104. by then aud there feloniously publishing certai Captain Noel must apologise to Lord Cardigan for the peer yP felonious ...

... some expressions made by Mr. John Reilly at last week’s meeting. He was happy to see him there. Not having heard those expressions, he was unable to determine in what spirit they had been used. He begged to tell Mr. John Reilly and the meeting that did ...