... Hoho Hay, tho islandi Comarta and Dec. 22, Missinu.—George Wheeler, master; William mate ; Illtmins, cooper; Thomas Rowland, cooper’s mate; Thomas I’aylor, ship-keeper; J. Nile, cook ; David Williams, seaman ; Charles Nickoll, ditto ; Theodore Grant, ditto; ...

... prices much Xnder what are usually charged. He i« also landing a supply of fine English Wheat, which he selected from the most hardy and productive kinds grown in Kent and Essex, having taken great pains in examining the Crops those Wheat Counties. trusts ...

... Quceu’sj 1 haatie, Liverpool, that place. EXPLOSION AT THE PEN-YDABREN IRONWORKS—SIX LIVES LOST AND TWENTY PERSONS WOUNDED. On I har-d.y moining, between nine nn.l Inn o'clock, * boiler at the,We works burat, in con»rq.i-nce of which aix p-ra.ioa were onforiun ...

... ew Licurnorse ox tar Goonwts ca ching M'Cance, ditto; David St w, ditto ; Robert Workman, Scott, Mr. Arbuthnot. and ditto; Thomas Greer, ditto.— Belfast: with Lord Stanleyon Wednesday, at the Colonial-offic upon which this lighthouse will be constructed ...

... the name of LENNOX-VALE, Malone. The Grounds are tastefully laid out with great variety of valuable Evergreen Shrubs, and Hardy Plants, and contain between and English Acres,* presenting pleasing admixture of garden and pleasure-ground. There a modern ...

... Battens, 2 9 2 James Lemon, 97 bundles Hemp, 119 2 H. Stewart, 1 l-12ths faths. Lathwood, 11 John M‘Adam, 141 bags Flaxseed, 5 0 Thomas M‘Gammon, 30 bales Horse Hides, 66 bales Kip Skins, _ 73 10 Sinclair & Boyd, 50 casks allow, Bonded. P. L. Munster, 289 bags ...

... which was received with the greatest attention. The deputation consisted of the Earl of one the vice-presidents for Leinstcr; Thomas Butler, Esq., Bally con ra; H. B. Coddington, Esq., OWbridge ; John Sbarman Crawford, Esq., ; illiam Cope Cooper, Cooper-hill; ...

... .. 0 2 2 Stephen Hare ?? .. 0 10 Subscriptions from Clontarf, per Rev Mr Rennedy ?? ?? ?? 3 10 0 Rev P Cooper ?? , .. II8 Thomas Clarke, Esq. ?? ?? i 1 8 Subscriptions per Rev Charles Browne, OS F 1 7 Ij Miss Greer, per Rev A O'Connell ?? 1 0 0 Rev Mr ...

... relative merits of the articles for. On tho ground I observed the Earl of Clancarty, Lord Wallscourt, Captain Warburo.: , Thomas 11. Graydon, Esq., Counsellor Seymour, Bernard Browne, Esq., G. D. I!. Kirkelily, Esq., of Hearnsbrook ; James Dillon, Esq ...

... MeAnher, 7J Parish of Sr Pair irk’*, Iter >0 0 Parish of Tnyjty Without, jht Mr Farrell I 0 Pariah of St John, per Thomas Meagher, 4 Kilmarnw, per Mr John Doyle ,>«m 210 Parisli van, |>er Iter O’CJofmaa 12 13 from the 6th of the 4th of ...

... best bred sires in England and Irc.aml, here were some excellent ewes and rams exhibited by James Dillon, Esq., of Cabir. and Thomas Seymour. Esq., of Ballyroore Cattle As breeders of stock those gentlemen have long earned deesrved celebrity. Robert D’Arcy ...

... and a soil rich the bountiful munificence of nature could bestow, they courted the cultivation of the land. Her sons, too, hardy and numerous, supplied that great ingredient in agricultural prosperity—the labour of the field. Traversed canals and navigable ...