... were so well armed and ready for action, that the dra. goons could not enter the town untiL Monday morning, and the conflict that took place on Neweastle-bridge is beyond descrip. tion; The soldiers were thrown off their horses, their arms taken from them ...

... Dublin . The road to Ciontarf bore ail the indications of a formidable military campaign. The 11th Hussars, (commanded by Lord Cardigan,) the 5th Dragoon Guards, the 60th Rifles, the 5th Fusiliers, and the 54th Foot, were marching along to the place fixed for ...

... Bedford, and the jocutid manner, of pretty and plump Mrs. Grattan, secured it a decided success. The theatre was densely crowded in every part. I cinequericeo oftbe iner disposition of Nrs. Grattan arnd Mr. Oxb~erry, .tbei rep ,i~tibii' ofi~ l~e' Sii of ...

... celebrated Opera, L'ELItIR D'AMORE. Adios, Madame Albertacti. ALter which, PERtFECTION. Rate O'Blrien (with Songs), Mrs. H. P. Grattan. To conclude with the THREE GRACES.- On Tuesd f, the new Comic Drama, in three acts, called THE DE- VIL'S IN Ic a With a Farce ...

... evening last Mr. John Moody, whose father was so well known and respected down the Wividsor-road, and who is himself highly popular as a comic vocalists engaged the theatre, with a pro. mise to play Richard the Third, and jump from the arms of Thalia into ...

... being filled with police.officers,. The director and his wife were both found suffocated in their bed, locked in each other's arms. The most gloomy conjectures were-circulated among the crowd. Theemnploydarrested, whose ?? Guyot, had, it is affirmed, confessed ...

... Lady of t he. Rev. John Pardue of a ?? the22nd of February, Iat Moon Hill, county of'Water'ford; tie Lady of Robert Peieceval Maxwell,'-.Esq.,-of a dauiuhter-On, the6t Sinsmt., at -Lexiden Rectory. Essex, the lady of the Rev. John Papillon, of a daughter- ...

... mathematical boundary, important advantages were se- cured by us, inasmuch as we now commanded the navigation of the river St. John down to the Bay of Fundy. The termination of the war in Affghanistan be looked upon as a happy deliverance, and the noble Duke's ...

... portunely present themselves, and, at one fell swoop, destroy all hope of the contemplated lark. Mr. Walter Lacy, and Mrs. Grattan, acted with infinite spirit, and essayed loyally and vigorously in the author's cause; the quaintness of dress, and absurdity ...

... pell-mell, at least sixty thousand other persons, of every rank, sex, and age, in deep mourning or with a crape round their arm. The National Guard ofVienna, in full costtume, closed. this simple and grand procession, at which not less than a hundred and ...

... Sheppard's c by Ascot, dam by Confederate, 4 yrs, l0st 12th 2 2 Mr John Able's bs g Jerry,; aged, Is t ?? ?? 3 Won cleverly. A FORCED HANDicAP of 2 sors each, with IS added. W Mr John Nunn's hI us Happy.gu-'Lucky, 6 yrs .. .. Bartholomew Mr Bevilie's ...

... saving the sufrerers. Some of the bodieshve 'since been thrown on the beach. The sloop.Phmbe, .123 tons burden, belonging to Cardigan, foundered at about four 'clock oni Friday morning, within three niles of Aberdovey; all hands, we regret to say, perished ...