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... placed sentinels at these houses ; the owner of one, named Slattery, came out hearing that armed men were in his yard, he was immediately shut and died in the arms of his wife ! Slattery has left seven orphans. The Kerryman was then robbed of his decrees ...
... Morrison blowing a current of air upon bis eves. Now regard. John .Matclid, Ihc- second patient introdueed, mtd is not said tlw gnat tom emploved hy one of tlio >fedieal Gentlemen bend the cataleptic arm ; indeed, great was the force used that many of ray audience ...
... Adams, 08, Grafton-street. Price, 8(5, Grafton-afreet. Herron and Co., Sackville-strcut. McCarthy, Dublin. Marshall, Belfast. Grattan and Co., Belfast. (iordon. Cork. Page, Cork. Byfield, Limerick ; Hackett, Clonmel ; Malcolmson, Carlow; Pilson, Downpatrick; ...
... —Corls Cnnslitution. and Mrs Latorre, and Mrs and Miss Harrison, left New Steine yesterday intdning for liichmoiid. Mr and Mrs John Labomherc left Albion House on Tuesday. f ...
... of the constancy and valour which have been manifested the Kurope»aii and native forc ...
... of a Biskop to Manchester ; and also against the union of the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. POOR - LAWS—IRELAND. Mr. H. GRATTAN, seeing the Noble Lord, the Secretary for Ireland, in - his place, wished to put to him a question of some importance to the ...
... at eight o'clock .Ol No. Society, tbe same Evening and time, at tbe Town Arms, in Pocklington's Wa1k.0f No. Society, the same evening and time, at the Musician's Arms, in the Belgrave Gate. THE QUORN HOUNDS. [From our own Correspondent. J While ...
... Kerry- Ptereo Mobony, jun , E»q ,of Ktliooooy, Lblouel. . u Kildare John Utooche, Etq, of Uarrwtowo, Kilculiro. Kutg Cooafy—Hoary Tionob, Esq., Nawtown, *!Ta HaiaiFOf f*o Lritrim -John Cod ley, Esq .of Killejor, KU. loshaailr*. . Lmettck— Uobert Maxwell ...
... now the latter were suffering likewise. Was that a state of things in wliich members of parliament were to sit with folded arms and say tbat they would not legislate ? He could not for a moment doubt that measures would be introduced by the present advisers ...
... C. W. Lloto, Mr. John Nonn7^ The Venerable Archdeacon Sir H. Oakxlby, Bart., Mr. A. Raynbb, The Rev. Abthdb Robbbts, Basil Spabbow, Esq.. The Rev. Hobacb Robbbts, Obobgb 'SpsaiiNoTEsq., The Rev. Rqbxbt Watbihson, John Stabt, Esq., John Thomas Abams, Esq ...
... of the constancy and valour which have been manifested by the European and Native forces. The superiority of her Majesty's arms has been established by decisive victories on the scenes of former disasters ; and the complete liberation her Majesty's subjects ...
... 27.—Alex, and David Wint, y of the A division, stated that he and James Webber, Wood-street, Cheapside, warehouseme eetor John Tierney. American papers, containing t he strongest condemna- n e prisoner at Gardene ys-lane station house on the He was then ...