... Dillon; John Hardy, Ksq., Loughgall; William Algeo, Esq., Arm-igb . William Blacker, Esq , Armagh, 11. L. Prentice, E*q., Caledon; Francis Siringer. Esq.. House; Maxwell Cross, Kaq , William Patou, E»q., Armagh, Thomas Dobbin, E»q , Armagh ; John H. Irwin ...

... Duke of New- j castle. —Wednesday, Hafod, with its magnificent domain and j other properties, situate in the counties of Cardigan and Radnor, belonging to the Duke of Newcastle, was put up to auction at the Auction Mart, the quantity of land to be disposed ...

... and dishonour be wiped from the national escutcheon. The ttev. Nicholas Cantwell, P.P-, Tramorc, said, look at the arm (raising his arm aloft) after the majestic scene 1 have witnessed, after the enthusiasm which I have seen exhibited, after the patient ...

... QUEEN PBOCLAMATION Victouia H. —Whereas in certain districts of .South Wales, more especially in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, tumultuous assemblages people, disguised and turned with guns ami oilier offensive weapons, have taken place ...

... breed of this kind, not less than two years old, ia silver ledlal ; Mnr. John Diekey, Lneighliilnlore Class C.-For the best dairy corw, (o. mir. John Dickey, a imedal: AMr. John Dickey an honorary piemiu in; ril. Williamt Cralie, jlll. Moylena, twro hoinorary ...

... valuable dwelling-houses. The flames spread with rapidity which no human power could control along George’s-lane, up East street, John’slane, and Duke-street, consuming in their resistless path every house on both sides in the direction to which they were carried ...

... —Whereas in certain districts of South Wales* more especially in the counties of Fenbroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, tumultuous assemblages of people, disguised and armed with guns and other offensive weapons, have taken place night, and outrages of the most ...

... 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 ...

... aged n uety. On Thursday morning last, after fcw days’ Ulneu, Mr. John IVntlond, of Mill Street, aged torly-two. At Boecbmouut, Sunday the instant, Elizabeth, relict of the late John Johnston of Greenfield. Kells. Esq. AtNewtownlianavady. the 6tkinst ...

... and Sir Edward Sugden were sent over with a pro- a merit which transcends the ephemeral applause of mobs claraation. Lord Cardigan, who, like the civil authori- and factions. Wo cannot insure him against virulent inties, was also amusing himself in England ...

... under Paganism, and under the Popes. 7. Ireland and her Grievances, b. Car Memoirs. 9. Carlyle’s ** Past and Present.” 10. Grattan. Minor Rites and Offices. tees, to borrow equal ttcn-thinU his payments: thirdly, in the event of inability continue his payments ...

... against number of individuals, amongst whom are Mr. John O’Connell, and, it said, the Romanist Archbishop of Tuam, and the Bishop of Ardagh. There is not a more troublesome human being in Ireland than John Tuam, and if the Government are able to cool his ...