... the graver charze lay. sport. wijliam Digges Latouche, John L. Arabin, James Ferrier, James I have also to st ate, as far as con- Mr. Backman, against harges—one of cons herein Thomas Hatton, John Barton, Mr. Cooxe—Yes- hat I have the original Mr. Newton—There ...

... Darby Head, Esq., eldest son of the Very Rev. John Head, of Nenagh, county Tipperary, Dean of Killaloe; Edward Johnstone. Esq., eldest son of the Rev. Beresford Johnstone, of Tullow, county Carlow, clerk; *John O’Meara, Esq., fourth son of Edmond O’Meara ...

... Londonderry, and would method of contrasting The old doctrine of God with The => • ° —1— ACADEMIC ASSOCIATION. . Tl, « or,ental armed this morning, bringing the follow- makt : a „ cni t hehad boat op the whole North. During new doctrine of Rome,’ in Letter ...

... Lunell, Esq., Captain Colville, Carr. Esq.. Colonel Pratt. J. K. Boswell. Esq.. Dr. Aquilla Smith. J. W. Cal craft. Esq.. John Hamilton. Esq.. Dr. Rut- Icr, Robert Cal I well. Esq., J. Hnband Smith, Esq., M . J. Kane. Esq., Bachc Wright, Esq., J. R. ...

... Browne, Mrs. Woulfe, M1rs. Swveetman, Longtowvn, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. J. R. Corballis, Mirs. Henry Grattan, Mrs. Patrick Sweetman, Mrs. Geale, Mi's. John Sweetman, Mrs. Nangle, 1Mrs. Ennis, Airs. Warren Locke, M1rs. M'Donnell, Mrs. O'Reilly, MIrs Corcoran ...

... that regi- crea to-morrow night, and shall be in Limerick between f ion of ment for the 62d, because he diff-red with Lord Cardigan about five o’clock on Friday evening. Those arrangements I wou! nd in- England satisfies all the conditions demanded. However ...

... Mountjoy-fquar„, in the city of Dublin, Esq., Barrister-at-law, deceased. John Swift Joly, Esq., second son of Charles Joly, ol Charlemont-place, in the county of Dublin, E*q., deceased. John Adams, Esq., eldest son the Vety Rev. Samuel Adams, of Northland, in ...

... Mr. William Doyle, Repeal Warden, 7s. From Portumna, per Mr. Patrick Farrell, Repeal >' arden, 1/. Mr. John Martin was admitted member. Per Mr. John Heenan, R. W., Eglish, Bovrisokane, 17. Mr. Martin Kennedy was admitted a member. From Mr. J. M‘Guinness ...

... hands he in favour of Lord Morpeth. I Sir John K. James, on behalf Mr. Gregory, then demanded a poll. . The Lord Mayor said that the Sheriff having declared the show bauds to favour of Lord Morpeth, andj Sir John Kingston James having demanded poll on behalf ...

... Lord John Russell brought forward his amendment, which, in our last, we published. The substance of his lordship’s speech, which will hardly repay even a cursory perusal, is thus given in the journal which we have already quoted : But Lord John Russell ...

... wa. nkot. to be likened to a loss of men' in an hospital; for we must measure each loss by its consequences to the British arms in the country where such loss took place. Ten thousand men, lost in a defeat, might occasion a necessity for a new armament ...

... inquiry, . , |e of Falmouth Cariow 279 . . 719 in perfect accordance with that of Mr. Howley—the The Earl and Counte.s of Cardigan are receiving i Kilkenny' V.'. 782 in the Times concedes ~ of visitor. .1 Deene P.rk. Northamptonshire. Queen’s'Cross ...