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... Power. Lady Blakeney, Mrs. Balfe, Lady liarnewall, N,„yle. 1 Marchant, Mrs. \V. P. Mathews, Mrs. Rutland, * c Mrs. Henry Grattan, 1 M”. » Mrs. M. Fortrsiue, Browne. Mrs. Henry Fane. Miss Morris. Alts. Montgomery, ■ Porlglcnone lloose, April 2. »H . vACAWY ...
... Fox. English agent, stopping at Washington, and is the most friendly terms with the authorities. The trial of M'Leod will Cardigan. . His Excellency ViseoUnt Ehrington arrived at King's Hoard, neer Bristol, Sunday evening last, in Her Majesty’s steamer ...
... CUIUOI'S DISCOVERY Mr. John Bolton writes to the editor of the Drogheda Conservative the (allowing ; Wednesday, the 'ddlh instant, had given orders to two my workmen to blast a small rock in a field in farm near Slane. the estate the Marquis Conyngbara ...
... county Meath, William Tandy, Esq. At Paris, Mr. Henry O'Brien, son of Mr. John O’Brien, of T ralee. At Ehentlerry, King's county, Charlotte Eliza, eldest daugh ter of William Grattan, E.q. James Brady, E.q., JI.D., formerly of Trim, county Meath. , . . At ...
... —y/oc/;//. * THI- CONSTITUTION. DUBLIN COMMISSION COURT-Tl esoay, run. 0. The Queen, at the prosecution Tiauh of Ireland v. John Cluff. Mr. John CIuIT was arraisneil on indictment charjiinj' him illi forging and uttering an acceptance of Mr. Andrew Thompson, of ...