... that succeeds Ihe has been thrown to the son of less personage tlian the Honourable Baron enuefather . l.kst sou and heir—Mr. John, the of the Karl of Gleogall’s sister,—ih.W.u hi'emiul lost. Dlstii the Vie.-Paovosr Tmmtv Coixsov. -The demise of Viee-Provostof ...

... but their own, that the time arriv or at once con- ceding the instalment of justice now granted at this late hour by the Cardigan authorities.—Referring to the verdict of the coroner’s j , the Times has a remark— “ Be it from cowardice, 0 fr TO! Rebecca ...

... literally alive with armed men. He entered his house, and there he fouud his family in a state bordering on despair, the female members of it every moment would be the last of their liver. After endeavouring to reassure them, Mr. Adams armed himself, and proceeded ...

... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. An adjourned meeting of the above was yesterday in the Coro Escbange, Wm. Bbtak, E«q , In tbe Chair. Mr. John O’Connell read following letter fiom Mr. Connor Sir— ln consequence of tbe general repudiation the Repeal Association of tbe ...

... twice without cessation over the Mr. John Malley’s } auftee Doodle and Mr. Charles Lynch’s Blue Devil were entered for this race. The former was pulled Messrs. Charles Boliughruke, John and George Malley, Wm, Ham. John Bourke, and Charles McDonnell, steered ...

... importance with Mr. Grattan: is certain not one word respectioc the Union ; may have spoken some time or other Mr. Grattan on the subject of the mon. as has Hone any other public man who did not belonp to the body, hot convinced that Mr. Grattan never bad the ...

... did repeat their threats but spent the best of the session in forging Arms Bill which excited general ridicule A friend wrote to him the other day to ask whether he should allow his arms to be branded and he replied that he did not like to advise in such ...

... chaplain to Earl Somers, brother of Sir John Trollope, Bart., M.P., was inducted into the rectory of Leasingham, by the vicar of Sleaford. ratron, Sir John Charles Thorold, Bart. George Adams, John Williams, and John Bissiker, formerly inmates the Westminster ...

... is to the country where it is perpetrated, the danger of detection to the criminal is considerable, for the arm of every honest man must be armed against him. Mona Garr@ Cosa.--Bince our last publication, 8 gates have been destroyed in our neighbourhood ...

... Esq., Giltown; Roberc Latouche, Esq., Harristown ; J. Burgh, Esq., Dunmore; Theobald John Woolfe, Esq., Blackhall ; Ponsonby Moore, Esq., Moorefield, Newbridge ; John Geo. Coddington, Esq., Timolin ; Thos. French, Esq., Nlellicent, &c. Amongst the most ...

... Superintendent Registrar’s Office, Radford, Mr. William Holmes, to Miss Eliza Keunell. At the same place, on the 11th instant, Mr. John Feather, Miss Elizabeth Birmingham. Radford, on the 18th instant, the Rev. W. Sandford, curate, Mr. Joseph Hallain, to bliss ...

... drawing- rooms. . Inquest.— John E. Hyndman, Esq., one of the city coroners, held an inquest shortly after one o’clock, upon the body of the deceased Mary M‘Dermott, when the following witnesses were examined The Rev. John Smith, C.C., deposed that he ...