... 0 Viscount and Vv iscountess Newry, 25 0 at Morne Park House, - - 413 0 Rev. John F. Close, Morne Rectory, - 8% 0 O Thomas G. Henry, - - 10 0 0 John S. Ploore, Esq., Mr. John Wamsley, Mr. James Wamsley, Mr. Joseph Moore, Mr. Samuel Floyd, Mr. E. A. Thompson ...

... upon his eyes, that in order to try Now as regards John Matchet, the second patient in- troduced, a word is not said about the great force employed by one of the Medical Gentlemen to bend the cataleptic arm ; indeed, so great was the force used that many ...

... attached to the beetles, when, ou approaching too near the machinery, she was drawn in and literally cut to pieces. Both her arms were cut off. Her death was in- stantaneous. The distracted mother, on seeing the con- her child, ran to ber assistance, when ...

... “Irish party” they declare themselves Re- as certainly, though not as candidly, as Mr. Connell when he asks of his friend Mr. Grattan permission to describe us ali as Saxon vagabonds. The cant of “an drish party” is as deceitful as it is disgusting, and it ...

... unless the House | Stamp of the Proprietor be pasted over the Cork of each tle. ot by Dr. P. CONNOR, Newny; Dr. JOHN COLE- MAN, and Mr. GRATTAN, Chemist, ; 461. \ of trade,” what wealth have they ? | of white or yellow metal: in very sooth, what are these ...

... Lordship, ac- quitted the prisoner, who, on his departure from the dock, saluted the Judge in a first-rate military style. John Wilson, John Callan, and Patrick Rogers, for having unlawfully entered the house of Henry Marron, of Killaly, on the 18th Dec., 1842 ...

... the Frotestant Church! Mr. Grattan, ; who boasted, and with justice, of the desperate fidelity » with which he adhered to the cause of Ireland, and to the » | interests of his Roman Catholic fellow countrymen—Mr. | Grattan positively assured th: House ...

... existed in Ireland ; yet every attempt to obtain a commutation was successfully opposed ; even Grattan's splendid effort was just as unsuccessful as those of Sir John Newport and Sir H. Parnell after the Union. A commutation of the tithes was promised in 1800 ...

... the importation of arms, but which, by the inser- tion of the word had permitted the importation of every other description of weapon—swords, daggers, bayonets, and all other arms which did not come under the denomination of fire-arms. Now he (Col. V.) ...

... STRANRAER, proceeding from \ thence to GLASGOW every WED- NESDAY. The Stranraer new Steain Shipping Conipany’s Steamer; Maid of JOHN D. HASWELL, Commander, IS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM BELFAST, TUESDAY, Sept. 12, at 12 Noo: TUESDAY, Sept. 26, at 7 o’Clock, Mor: ...

... Robt. Murray, Esq., | Beechhill, M.D.; Andrew Knight Young, Monaghan ; John Warlow Johnstone, Esq., Cassamone ; William Woodwright, Esq., Gola; Williem Lucas, Esq., Raconnell ; Rev. John Hare, Tullycorbett; Wm, Murray, Esq., Loughoona; E. P. Morphy, Esq. ...

... for the day, the j Infantry their rations. The Artillery and Cavalry remained beside their horses, the Infantry with their arms piled. Their soldierly appearance and general bearing was remarkable, large body of the Constabulary was also posted around ...