... Duchess doI Ferraro ?? Lady Ailesbury. Jean ?? do Navarre Lord Granhy, Germanco de oiy I Lady Clanricarde. lavard ?? ?? ?? Lord Cardigan. Jeanne do Conflan9 ?? Lady Exeter. Lo Connotable de Bourbon. Loid Iliillsborough. Duchesse do Bourbon Lady A. Somerset. ...

... ; now in (he bMds of the We with army of eight or ten thou.- -ml men Allock, under Golub Sing, and a son of Sheer and men, armed * i but a lawless and insubordinate act. Four fi’cCdred mote a.e e,. camped dose to the lortres. uf girded b, the enemy. Indeed ...

... wsere emblazoned the royal arms of Eng- land and France, surmounted by a royal crown; royal banners waved at the top and on each side of the throne. On the purple velvet background were shields emblazoned with the royal arms of England at that time, and ...

... BIRTHS. the 13th Inst., at Bangor, the lady of John O’Reilly Hlarkwood, Esq., of ItallymemM-k, of a daughter. the 21st lust., in Suuth.strcet, i’urk-lane, London, the Lady Kihnaine, of daughter. the mst., in Belgrave-square. London, the Lady of the Right ...

... These are ruled over by havildar or sergeant of peons, who, besides the uniform common to them all sports cheverous on his arm bright gaudy worsted epaulettes on his shoulders. The peons always wear a tegular uniform, decorated with broad scarlet bell ...

... Stewart (Uoratio\ M'Cu’lough (Bangor). Bingham (Downpatrick), Burden, M Meehan, Reid (Thomas), Messrs. O'Neili, Quinn (John), M*Burnie, Grattan, Mawhintmy* M*Cleery, Quinn (William), Lamout, Ac. Ac.— Whig, •SVi« Go?ernor of the Gaol of Monaghan attended before ...

... classes. Here we find the .11-assorted name, of the Earl of Cbatlemont, and the Right Hon. Hubert Stewatt—of John Claudius Rete.ford and Henry Grattan - of Toler and Saurtn ami Floodot Colonel Rowley and Major Irelands only Duke and Sir Capel Molyneux—of the ...

... tales ; so he went back and pasted the whole panel. is possible, however, to be too polite, as was Henry Grattan, hen he pinked Isaac Corry. Grattan was short-sighted, and wishing to bring his man within the proper focus, put on one of his most bland and ...

... kept it at his nose for some time, without being affected by its strength. being about apply it, bottle was produced Mr. Grattan, containing a quantity strong heaitshorn, on seeing which, M. L. requested to be allowed to use it instead of his own. The ...

... the goods of John Finlav. Both guilty; three months’ imprisonment.— Ales. AVi7,*for stealing a wuteli, on the 4th May. the projmrly of Robert Burke. Guilty; one fortnight’s imprisonment.— James M'Henry, for stealing from the person of John Black, the 271h ...

... Theodore Bosi, John Lowrv J{ John Hind, jun., 4 00' Robert Neill. 0 0 0 E. fcO. Pim, 3 00l Willinm M Comh. 0 10 Samuel Lyle, 2 0 0 F.C.perW .M Comb 0 10 0 Robert Holden, 20 0 Mrs. Miller, OJO 0 Mr. Frederick Joy. 2 0 0 Rev. W Johnston. 10 John Grattan Co., 20 ...

... 1 itchell 5 John. Thomson 5 James Bristow 5 Charles Lanyon 5 Dr. Wm. MIGe 5 William Wilson 5 Haliday Bruce 5 Robert Sitms 5 Society of Pawn- brokers 5 Thos.Ferguson and Son 5 Doctor Forsythe 5 John Kane 5 J:E Tennent 5 John -lerdman 5 John Charley 5 Mr ...