... _ •• Do., Grattan Ward, per Mr. T. J. O’Neill .. Do., Sarsfie'd Ward, per Mr. Maurice Geary Do., Shoreditch Ward, per Mr. John Meehan Do., Farringdou Ward, per Mr. Thomas R. Reading • • Do., Aldersgate Ward, per Mr. Joseph Mathews , St. John’s Wood Ward ...

... Bishopsgate-strect. Establi-hments at to. . Kingston, Montre: and Quehee, in CANADA; St. John d Fretericton, in. NE BRUNSWICK | Ualifex, in NOV 4 SCOTIA ; 8t. John's, in NE Agents at New York— Richard Beil, William M‘Lachlan. and Thomas G. Simpson, Dorr’s ...

... Latmonoe, Charles Ward, John Erownlow, chaplain to his Excellency; Henry H Domibrainl, John Stone, assistant chaplain to the King's Hospital; A Nichlolson, Henry HJ d Westby, W J Mulloy, A Sillery, Wm Werburtor, P 5 in Henry, Thomas John M'Kee, Hugh Edward ...

... Ogle Moore, John Sloane, Francis Brownlow, Edward Abbott, Purcell, C. 8. Stanford, Richard B. Booth, Arthur Davis, George Davis, John H. Mason, James J. Frew, E, ward George Campbell, A. Johnston Montgomery, Dr. Marks, Dr. Macdonnell, F.T , John Drury, Welbore ...

... transparencies, one of them representing the Dartmouth frigate break- ing the boom for the Relief of Derry, and the other the City Arms, Between the by an Iri-h harp and the motto lateral windows were the flogs of the Yeo- manry Corps, and those of the Derry ...

... England. . The Earl of Cardigan left London on Wednesday for Dean Park, Northamptonshire, where his lordship will receive a succession of visitors during the ensuing month with the sports of the field. d The Countess of Cardigan has arrived in London, ...

... soon become what nature intended them to be, the first, the noblest people the face of creation (loud cheersj. Mr. Heniy Grattan, who was received with the warmest demonstrations applause, handi d in 31. 55., w hich was remitud to tiim Mr. Michael Browne ...

... M'Anaspie, Great Brunswick-street. A Brougham Chariot—J. Johnson, Lcinster-street. CERTIFICATES. An arm Chair made of Irish Oak three hundred years old—John Grace. A Piece of Tapestry—By a Lady—Judith and Holofernes Carved Fire Screen. A Piece of Pin Work ...

... the parties concerned.] On Monday evening, about eight o’clock, three men, armed with a spade handle, a loaded butt, and a bludgeon, entered the house of a poor man named John Kennedy, in the neighbourhood of Ballynackcy, five miles from Nenagh, and searched ...

... however, was well secured He bad only time to run down stairs, shut and bar the back-door, and arm himself, when a mob rushed to the back-door, loudly demanding arms, which demand being refused, they commenced battering in the door with stones. Three men were ...

... Gray, Esqrs—who wished to be admitted members of the association. He moved their admission, which was quickly agreed to. Mr. John O’Connell handed in some subscriptions from various persons and localities—not individually, or the whole of very large amount ...

... cnnTiricATßs. An Arm Chair made of Irish Oak three hundred year* old—John Grace. A Pit— of T.pmry—By * Lad,—Judilb »d Holofero Fire A Piece of Pin Work Gilt Glaae Caae, repreaerting Felth, Hope and Charity, with appropriate Motto—Mr*- Grattan, 32, Welling ...