... 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 ...

... by the Earl of Cardigan), two years at the senior department of the Military College, and distinct and express understanding that Captain John Reynolds should never again he required to serve for a single day under the Earl of Cardigan —From the Aligator ...

... Que en Mary, that gracious gentlewoman—it It was boasted, in Dublin, that the Presbyte- mercy of “de boy the heel of Heory Grattan to tramp! y the ex- is said, that at first the did not persecute any body, and the enemy. I leave the 85 of the but a coward ...

... are taught. Daniel may keep him, for we’ll have none of him. (Cheers.) 1 thank Mr Henry Grattan, for trampling upon the Conservative requisition. Who is 11. Grattan? The degenerate son of a toichly father—what right had ho to trample on tho name, of the ...

... impressive speech, and wa« loudly applauded. The resolution was then passed. J. W. Maxwell, K»q., J.P., of Finnebrogue, moved, and John Rates, Ksq., in a speecb considerable length, hut to which cannot at present more than allude, seconded the next resolution ...

... tender way of handing him over to the mercy of ** dc hoys.” (Laughter.) Would any man but a coward hire the heel of Henry Grattan to trample upon the names ihc Freemen * «i detained gentlemen, to a much greater length than the hour which our meeting has ...

... (not pale), Ltacii gentlremian that is peerin- so mistfui ly o oer yonr- shouldlier ? Ali! is that yo. the mild an gentle John of Tuaam, Lord parainounit of Maronia. rind Patroin ot' the Islo of A clil ? ( Loud chenrs and laughter'.) Anid who, Imy tbl ...

... Molyneux, Bart.; Sir John Lighten, Bart.; Sir W. Macartney, Bart.; Sir H. Stewart, Bart.; Sir Galbraith L. Cole, G.C B. ; John Irving, M. P. ; John Yonng, M. F. Archdall, M. F.; Colonel Perceval, M. P. ; J- Cooper, M.F. ; David Ker, F. ; John Ellis, M P.; H- ...

... sailing time. JOHN ARMSTRONG, 23, Donegal/-Quay. JOHN CARRUTHERS, Steam Packet Office, Carlisle, DAVID BAXTER, Annan, J AMES GRAHAM, 99, Scotch-street, Whitehaven, ROBERT STOREY, Fenwick's-entry, Newcastlenjton Tyne, JOHN FRAZER, King’s Arm's Inn, Dumfries ...

... history any nation. The settlement of the Eastern question had been rendered certain by the glorious success of the British arms in Acre, and the arrangement that had taken place the power of Mehemet had been circumscribed within its proper limits. It ...

... the discussion, on Tuesday « od deal for the purpose of giving a sort of manifesto o aod, if ration of principles, from Lord John Russell slight Grote, towards the close of his speech, made spect, lowing observation :— absence “Tf, in respect to our internal ...

... con]- parative!y trifling nature? To gain this obtject wisa worth more to Russia than all tbe successes wihich ei- ther ier armes or her tegociations could britg her ili any other way ; and in this object she had unhappily thus far surcuedertv. Viscount ...