... A»n«M«f B«W* UtcMi.Dnvi*. proprietor ottlie Hotelln ttjtby. November !4, la Skreen Cliuich, Ihtt county, by table the rif Arm»*b, Aitliar Bbooae tooper. E.q.. eIJcU eon of Attaar Brooke Utmar, «A Coqij«S HIU. •• Euxobetb, oldcet daughter of tfie Her ...

... Forater, Mr and Mlaa Brewater, the Earl of Cardigan aod Olffetra of the 11th Huaaars, Lady Blakeoey, the Hon Capt Foafer, Col Graves, Cap* Cole, ADC. Miss Cole, Mr and Lady Mary Vyner, the Connies* of Millown, Sir John, Lady, and the Misses Burgoyne, Mr Magenis ...

... when the celebrated reduct:-, i Danish islands of St. Thomas. St. John's, and Sr. Cr.-i: this brave fellow sustained a compound racture o: thigh from broken spir, and had his lelt arm carried shot. In this maimed condition was sent homi ' witir au assurance ...

... upwards forty men, all strangers, assembled on the lands of Hultinvoeii), near the ** Devil’s Bit,” the property Mr. John Meagher, armed with spades, and commenced digging up the land, and shouting for “Clare.”— The police came up and tho party fled, pursued ...

... were shown, which were nearly all sold. New Arms’ Act —A crowded meeting of magistrates assembled on Wednesday at Letterkenny, to make arrangements for effectually earning out the provisions of the new Arms Act. The follow ing justices of the peace were ...

... ss. ■, J. J. Poe, 5*.; S. B. Carobie, os. William 1. Poe. 55.; R. William Tibeaudo, ss. ; John Falkiner, 55.; T. G. Prendergast, 55.; J. S. Prendergast, 55. ; John Bennel, ss. ; William S. Minchin, 5s ; George Ryall, 55.; Rowan P. Coshel, ss. . Eyre C. ...

... the nel.tioner enti- Hioilh Tipperary—>John Cusack. Secretary, Cabir. them ooe-half. It had been ttronfclv urged that they had tied to his coals of the inotion and the order ac- Bal yoieoa Union. Co. Antrim. John Dickey. Secretary. done great deal for ...

... THE MAGISTRACY. The Lord Lieutenant has approved of John S. Ferguson, Esq., being appointed a deputy lieutenant for the county of Antrim. John Sealy. of Moloughmarky, county Kerry, Esq., has been appointed to the commission of the peace for that county ...

... appeared that the pri- soner threw a bucket of mortar on the lad. Committed for a week. A notorious character, named Laurence Grattan, charged two females, named Eliza Miller and Maria Johnston, with having stolen his pocket-book. Office-sergeant Kennedy said ...

... Courtenay, Richard Griffith, J. Saunders, Thomas Grulih, James Pirn, Henry Carey, Mr. Tynle, of the I lib Hussars; John C. Jones, E.E., John Wynne, Samuda, &c., Ike. Tho successful pupils were accommodated with seats immediately opposite the throne. Shortly ...

... nterinlt of that day, fron which, after some judi. the heratiocis on the Union, lie hastens to a conclusion, the words of Grattan, IN UNIONe THERE TS repea tt(, AND IN SEPARATION THERE 15 UNION. j e the work is historically correct, written in an easy ...

... and Town Councillor Reynolds, entered, (jrceted the most rapturous applause. John Reynolds, was anaiiimouily voted to the chair. THE I.ATE REV. PETER JAMES TYRRELL. Mr. John Connell said that, before proceeded the immediate business of the day, would ...