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... favour of John Hayes, who had sheared three sheaves more than his opponent. John Lee, aged 84, of the same place, has also, during the harvest, sheared two acres of wheat in a very workmanlike manner, viz., one for Mr.W.Thompson, and one for Mr. John Kinder ...
... prepared, and we shall consider of the bail in due time. DUBLIN, SEPTEMiEIt 27. ARMS AcT—lt is the intention of Government to supply printed forms of application to keep arms, and of certificates to obtain licenses to deal iu gunpowder, &c. which may be ...
... and Crops, Mhsse.r,. of Husbandry, Hoare- Ftwnitere, Plate, Plated thuds, Lanes, Wise, ChM., Glass, Re. Re., The Property of John Hervey, The very valuable LIVE MOCK cassias of six superior Dairy C 0 aged 8011, three tour two year old Steers and Herten ...
... Wednesday last the following paragraph appeared ;• Thb Earl Cardigan. —The Advertiser contradict! a report which originated in that journal on the testimony of a correspondent, that Lord Cardigan had lately placed under arrest one of the officers of hi» ...
... procession will fonn at Boheravaghara, within mile Cappoquin. Cardigan's late Affray’’ Dublin.— The Dublin Monitor gives the following the correct version of the/raear between Lord Cardigan and subordinates, the account of which first appeared the Mercantile ...
... Mather is so worthy a member, is of great antiquity. The Welch records carry the pedigree back to liwaythroed, the King of Cardigan, in direct descent from whom was Sir David Mathew, the great stanilard•bearer to Edward IV., and whose monument is in Llandaff ...
... directed to the subject, the military authorities are induced to adopt some better system. Death ok thr Rev. John CLAYTON.—Friday morning the Rev. John Claytou, who was in bis 90th year, died after a somewhat long illness. About year since Mrs. Clayton died ...
... Esq , Llwyogwair ~ 1 0 0 Dr. Howlands .. .. .. ~ 1 o 0 Rev. John Jone , Llanfirnafch .. 10 0 D Protheroe, Kglwyswrw 1 10 0 John Jooes, .. .. .. 0 10 0 Henry Viovent, St Dogmels .. U lo 6 John J . George .. 0 10 0 C. Grdhtl , Talachddn .. ~ ..110 T. B. ...
... enthusiastic cheers, waving hats ami handkerchiefs, 1 from the windows either side of the road.— When the procession reached Grattan’s hill was met Mr. Leonard and the Brothers the Monastery Schools, at the head the juvenile Society of that establishment ...
... TuomAs N. REDINGTON, Dundalk. . WILLIAM N. M.NAMARA, Clare, County. • HENRY GRATTAN, Meath, County. HENRY WIN'T:ON BARRON, Water(ord, City. _ DAVID Limerick, City. : ANDREW ARM.TRONG, King's, County. BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, Westmeath, County. . VALENTINE MAHER ...
... and the first conception of the 'distin- guished artist was a group of three figures representing Drummond expiring in the arms of Ireland, and giving his partingadvice to his afflicted wife, who was kneeling beside him_:' That he had lived for'lreland ...
... Sturge ; and the Wellington, of Cardigan, Davies, 55, with 483 bris oats and 30 bales bacon for J. P. Kimberly, and 18 tons pollard and flour for J. and C, Sturge. for Wait, James, and Co. From Coleraine—the Mentor, of Cardigan, Davies, with 44 tons oats From ...