... to pay: From Pembroke’s rock to Bangor’s creeks, St. David's Head to Cardigan, Of the havee of this Turnpike War the British Isles have heard again ; ’ Nor has the Law’s strong arm, as yet, a true specific hit on To quiet in his mountain hold this fiery ...

... signature, put his longue in his cheek—the fee his pocket—and bade them good morning —Seuagk Gmrdian. Mr. H. Grattan and Repeal—Mr. Henry Grattan, Member for Meath, has addressed a letter the people of Meath, upon the present state of affairs. copy few ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... out to be ** men in buckram.” Mr. O’Connell accompanied bis son and Mr. Daunt, entered the building at one o’clock, and moved John Molony, Esq., ex-J.P., into the Chair. The Chairman returned thanks for this honor, and ex- I pressed a wish that the Lord ...

... 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 ...

... Chairman. JOHN STANLEY, Jun., Secretary. Moved by Sir James and seconded by Max- WELL Cross, That the thanks of the Meeting are hereby given to the Earl of Caledon, for his dignified con- duct in the Chair.” WILLIAM PATON, Chairman. JOHN STANLEY, Jun ...

... country’s quiet—what more do they want ?” But take note that dirty, shabby £b note, such as Mr. Smith O’Brien sent, and Mr. Henry Grattan promised to send, will do for the Saxon Sturge. The amount of his contribution is plain rule-of-three question. If the anticipated ...

... 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. ...

... 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.) ...

... Dublin. To Daniel O'Connell, Esq. ; John O'Connell, &c. COURT OF COMMON Famay. Lord Wm. Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan, This being the day appointed for the trial of the action brought by Lord Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan, to recover compensation in damages ...

... 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 ...