... trick, &, Church-street, gunsmith. treet, ragman and grocer. cently they have began to see that the God of inerey John Lowry, 15, Per John publican. and justice intended that those who labour should live Robert M’Clean, 34, Market-square, coach-builder ...

... Market-square. allymoney—John Anderson. anbridge—F. O. Flaherty, Tea-Dealer. Loughrea—Miss O'Brien, Stationer, Main-strect. andon— Maryborough— antry— Mitchelstown—J. Tea-Dealer. Monaghan— ushmills—Mrs. Dunlop, Haberdasher. Moneymore—John Scott, Grocer, &c. ...

... greatest eminence, The Misses Reeve, of Alton, Hants, cousins to John Reeve, Esq., Comedian, were cured of several very pain- ful soft Corns, after every other application had failed. Prepared by John Fox, in boxes at ts. 14d., or three in one for 2s. 9a., and ...

... that, after the complainant, Mr. George Arm- strong, who had hired the car for his own use, had been heard on the one side, and Mr. Wm. Barnett (the toll- collector) and his legal adviser on the other, and John M:Neile, Esq., turnpike trustee, examined ...

... Esq., ; Captain Roach, Dolphin ; John Carvill, Esq., Armagh; James Bennett, Esq., do.; Charles Connolly, Esq., do.; John Conroy, Esq., do.; Jas. M'Ardle, Esq., Kilcurry ;J. Ryan, Esq., Dundalk; John Daly, Esq., do.; John Jackson, Esq., O’.Mcath ; James ...

... Chartism attributed to him, (Hear.) (Hear. ) Seventy-four houses were opened for their re- of liberty whieh she cl us. then with Grattan, when re- | | and FE ferring to the Union of 1 5 let her sons disdain the advan- pent, without its fangs, or power to injure ...