... ing town of th* Illinois State, and thence to Dubuque, in ra,er * appointe , Cardigan in another awkward dilemma. The men were admirer. The dance ended, the gentleman’s arm waa Winsconsin, and oltimatelr returned St. Louis, which Staff. —Major arqu larson ...

... Con&tituticn. On the night of Saturday last, the 19th apart/ of men, lutlve in number, armed guns, blunderbusses, and pistols, attached and broke into the house a miin named John Carroll, residing at llathmore, near Sharavogue; they effected their entrance breaking ...

... y for a general rcgtslry of all the arms the kingdom, and for revision of all licenses bear arms, heretofore granted; and also for brandin Of aU arms regist.red, with certain letters, so to > ide- ideation of arms in possession of any UiTorw, »n.l sum ...

... cut, u ».l »' v* li i . rotation« a^nst t;vo of Sl vrkct r*. GouU for obsl.oi- making; seizure a’. really 'y rhal for of Cardigan. i am, ?ir, \our obedient vant, WILLIAM PAGET. wheat, oats n ci-lt, t ,1.1 that it «• b i:c 12, ArgjU-strcet, S>>pt. 9. 1 ...

... CjiSnan, Henry Fair- ! cloth, Edward Greene Mahon, William Smyth. Hewitt : Brideoman, John Leary, James B. Butler, J. B. Kao.t, John Shannon, Bryan O'Loohlen, John Morony. John Uuiry, from Kuan-, was appointed wearing-mas- 1 ter the Workhouse, at salary of ...

... Beasts, ; Calves, ; Sheep and Lambs, ~910 -U-W ,a. psvnig lad dwindled down into n'^ C'li'L 1 c'.rresn .vdent.' to t.ke Lord Cardigan . The person may then venture in the water.: , VLIU’OOL CORN EXCHAKUE-Mav forethought. lonnui . p fcl influence t.au the ...

... spades, and one victiin was .hen led the (ire, where h. w.s ‘Xl.y! The ind uude.lnnd the laid on his back, with his test and arms tied , U p|,0»..(l by in ib-.m rp „ f ,, cr( to this commission h..s or; pegs into the ground for the purpose ; the ■ under ...