... for Sir John Walsh, Bert. «2 Dav.—Saturday, July 10. Majority tor Sir Jonn Walsh, New Radoor Hart. on the first day's Poll base il 10 Presteiga 3 6 Coiwyn 10 oe Knigaton aw ose Venyoont 2 | 42 Majoricy for Sir John Bart. 469, Oa Monsey, Sir John Waish, ...

... prisoners were tried to-day : JOHN WATERS stealing three bushels of malt from William Gill of Kea Guilty— twelve months’ TOPPING from the house of John enmouth of shawl other Guilty— twelve months’ hard labour WATERS pork from John Crowl Vif Ladock Guilty two ...

... thrashed, Mr. Morgan was drawn through the town i.i his carriage, all the gentlemen walking arm and arm to support him. A splendid dinner took place at the Beaufort Arms in the evening. Oxfordshire.— This election took place Oxford, on Monday, and ate happy ...

... Vaughan, John Holt, Harley, Robt. Oldham. John Parker Hall, John Rothwell, **«tty Grindrod, Chas. Stott, Samuel Shallcross, Wm. Ashcroft, Clegg. Lawrence Marsden, John Bradshaw, Pattinson Houghton Walsh, William Robinson, William Lees, Sessions, ...

... His Grace tbe Archbishop of Canterbury is making a t Jtir of confirmation Kent. Marriage of Lord John Russell. —The celebration of the marriage Lord John Russell with Lady Fanny Elliot, daughter of the Earl of Minto, was fixed for Tuesday last. It is ...

... AIiENTS. .1. I. Wristletlce, Office. and Wm. Emma. °Mee, Carmarthen ; Jas. David, Laugbarne; John druggist, flare, fordwest ; demist. Narbertb ; C. bockaeller, Cardigan ; James, Draerrla, Newcastle ; los Jana, lumkaeller; 41aeryatarltb ; Bowers, Trilby ; Wmhbarne ...

... the I7tb century, and nave, at farinas periods, been highly distinguished in the military annals of their conntry. General John Arm•troog, the founder the Ruyal Arsenal Woolwich, and one of the gallant heroes who threw such halo round the reign of Queen ...

... advanced down Patrick-strcet, and reached our office, continued their way through Rose Inn-street, to John's Bridge, which they crossed and proceeded up John-street, when they turned about by the Lake, returned into the main body of the town over Green’s Bridge ...

... arising out of the following circumstances the course the day Captain Smith, of the Dragoon Guards oi* Carbineers, seeing Mr. W. John O Connell apparently tampering with one of his troops, desired him to retire ; and on his refusing to gave him a shove, to ...

... England are about to form an e ! adrninistration of the open and deadly enemies of Ireland; ?? though Iam growing old now, my arm, thank God, is it yet full of the vigour of youth, and my energies are as pouv- ,I- erful as ever, and as ready to stand in ...

... was in the art of drawing the trigger, when the officer in command of the party rode him by the arm. Several other men who were the van. who were all armed, were preparing to the example iho first ruffian who presented the blunderbnw, until they saw the ...

... , Ipswich Grattan H., Meath Ricardo L , Stoksupon Trent Greenaway C, Leominster Rice E., Dover Grey Sir G., Devonport Roche Sir D., Limerick City Grosvenor Lord R., Chester Roche E. 8., Cork County double return for the borough of Cardigan. WHIGS. Roebuck ...