... for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, this day the Presbyterian Church, Saudys-street, at twelve o’clock, noun. The Rev. John Weib will deliver an address suited to the occasion. The Iki«h Manufacture’* Bubble—The Kil Board Trade, treading the footsteps ...

... by the by the weare so universally most eminent members of the Loudon nat further comment would be altogether superfluous. JOHN & HUGH MACCALDIN, 24,¢ Belfast, 22d Dee. 933 See Belfast papers of 16th October last. On application by Letter, Plans of Adineasur ...

... homoied, the 2d November last, aud of bis sur- and 16 of her ciew (two only being saved) courender to the English. The Earl of Cardigan hav-! sequence having run foul of the Nottingham »ng reprimanded l)r. Smndham, of the Hussars, steamer, off Holyhead. for ...

... the Rev. J. O’Ryan was to speak to it, would merely give them “ Henry Grattan and the Repeal Members for Ireland.” (Loud and continued cheering.) The lolunteers' March. The Rev. John O’Ryan spoke to this sentiment in his usual brilliant, eloquent, and ...

... fellow.soldiers, with Major Grattan, the attack. The hone the fore part of his left arm was shattered ball, and under the excitement of tlie action, and* the heat of the atmosphere, the wound became rapidly inflamed, and the arm was swelled so, that his ...

... 10 James M'Conkey 10 M I'Conkey & Howie 10 John Clarke 10 Leppers 10 AM'Adam, C urell Ic Co 10 Robert Alexander 5 John Alexander & Co 10 Robert Roddy 10 Jos Abbot 10 Jasper Macaulay & Co 10 George Ash it John and Robert Gray 20 Thomas major 10 Charles ...

... distractions of Ireland. Mr. James Grattan may read the letter, and then dinner with what appetite may “TO THE EDITOR OF SAUNDEBS’s KEW« LETTER. Sib—l have jost seen in your paper a letter dated Home, and signed J. Grattan, which contained the following senlenoe‘ ...

... was sung in sweeter or more delightful rythm—where oratory was graced with more powers than in the Burkes, Slieridans, and Grattans of Ireland—where had the light of science beamed with clearer eye—where had philosophy more enlightened instructors and disciples ...

... wa termed the wild justice of death of the His lordship then read burst of candidate, By whom was he surrounded mer the red arm ef God's vengeance against the ir unfortunate unhappy victims. Mr. Rav having been obliged to withdraw in conse- srofessed sanctity ...

... State ; lilack Rod ; Garter King ol Arms ; Groom in Waiting Groom of the Groom in Wailing on 11. R. 11. Stole to on Prince Albert; H. R. 11. the Queen; Prince Albert; Sergeant-at-Arms; The Sword of Seigeant-al-Arms ; The Lord State The Lord Steward; borne ...

... L. Barts.—Sir John Kingston James. Sir Edmund Hayes. D.L. and M.P.; Sir Edward Borough, Sir Thomas Staples, L. ; Sir William llort, Sir George Hill, Sir H. H. Bruen, U, L. and J. P. ; Sir George Hodson, j D.L. t Sir John Burke, Sir John Riblon. Sir Henry ...

... not arded. the owner of the best team and best appointed team —awarded to John Morrow, Moorhall. To the owner of the best barnesa—lst, David Stewart, Ringdufferin ; 2d, John Morrison, Ballymoran. To the ploughman having the best trained horses—lst, William ...