... Lennon, Peter M* Phil bps. Mark Swift, and John O’Hanlon, Esqrs., each; Messrs. Michael Qnaide. John Murray, and James Quiglev. 6d each; Pat Kelly, John Muynagh. Peter M‘Culla, John Fay. John M’Cosker. John Boy ...

... be Sold on moderate terms. JLE W I! R ElOIR l!. 16th February, 1843. (97 1 OLD-ESTABLISHED STEAM ACAdB,\STEB M EULIT ?? 23, JOHN-STREE T. A LEXANDER CLARKE, successor t PsEI MOLYNEUX in the above Establishment, be leave to return his grateful thanks to ...

... savage ring-leaders they pressed up to tho very glas.es of the carriage, and stared at the occupant. Who it said I, again. John Toler, the attorney-general.” Amid deafening cries of vengeance rgainst him, carriage moved on, and then rose wild cheers of ...

... ring- leaders as they pressed up to he carriage, and stared at the occu- the very glasses of t nt. Who is it ?” said I, again. “John Toler, the attorney-general.” | Amid deafening cries of vengeance against him the carriage moved on, and then rose the wil ...

... wheels attached U» tlie beetles, when, approaching too near the machinery, she was drawn and literally cut to pieces. Both her arms were cut off. Her death was instantaneous. The distracted mother, seeing the condition of her child, ran to her assistance ...

... 21s per cent. Pieuiiuni. Any application shall have prompt attention from JOHN PIM, Agent. Street, Belfast, Apr). 1843. f9.» M IS « -Vi 4 , I Pl’Ell THUU-STUEE T. . MISS GRATTAN begs to inform the Li lies of Belfast and neighbourhood, that she has from ...

... Lowry (Presbyterian minister), Mr. Lewis Quin, Ir, Patrick Mullen, Mr. Francis Dickson, Mr. James Devlin, Mr. Hugh Margey, Mr. John Between four M‘Gahen, and Mr. Anthony and five hundred associates were enrolled. This is the right way of geing to business ...

... scythe, and, in defending hi* head, was dreadfully cut to the bone, in his left arm. was carried to the hospital, and every attention paid to him; but ia feared be will lose the arm altogether. The young roan, whose name James Conlar, was a peaceable, and extremely ...

... bail and pleading the general issue, he referred to Davis r. Lord Rendelaham, 7 Taunton, ! 679, and cases there quoted. , Mr. John Walsh, in support of the conditional order, contended that as the 4th Edward tbe Third, and the firat of George the Second ...

... HUSH TOOK LAW-ARMS J3ILI, Rrspkcting the poor law and the arms coercion bill, Mr. Henry Grattan has addressed the following letter lo hU constituents : THE «F THE Ol‘ MHATII. men,— Hy this tiuie > ...

... Nassau at midnight of the Bth. From the former place (llavannah) she towed to sea her Majesty’s ship Warspite, Captain Lord John Hay, which vessel proceeded to New York, for the purpose of Liking home Sir Charles Bagot. Mr. Pakenham, late minister at Mexico ...

... spoke With fear was England shaken. When Grattan rose, none ilar’d oppose The claim he made for freedom; Thev knew our swortls, to l*ack bis words, Were ready if he’d need them. Then let us raise, to Grattan’s praise, A proud and joyous anthem And wealth ...