... rivers of Westport and Newport. Between 50 and 100 boats, cdntaining lOW men, supplied with stones and armed with pitchforks, came upon the oyster beds of John C. Garvey, Esq., of Murrisk, and commenced to dredge. They were Warned off by his caretakers, but ...

... he added wish that he might be in bis grave before that day happened. We wish Mr. John Claudius Bereaford better things; it our hearty and sincere desire that Mr. John Claudius Beresford may live long and happy to see the glorious national results which ...

... ' l J® ecriblioit of Mr. John Cooke, respectable trader, and Protestant of Boyle. These gentlemen -ere enrol ed members. Messrs. Patrick M’Uermo. and Mr. John Kenny, and Mr. Hugh Drury were enrolled From Killaloe. per Her. John Burke, V.l .. 11 10i. third ...

... O’Connell) would now go with the business ol the Association. (Mr Connell) regretted that his esteemed and relative Mr. William John O’Connell, was not able to attend that day—he was extremely unwell, and regretted more than the enure of his illness that should ...

... case of importance before the Bench was one by Mr. John Hickey, Inspector of Markets, against Denis Connolly and John M'Namara, of Play-house-lane, corn brokers, for defrauding a countryman named John Nunan, of 2st. I lib. in weighing two bags of wheat ...

... hung himself at Carrigaholt, this week, in a state of insanity, with which he had been affected for upwards of 12 months. John G. Gunning, Esq, is elected a member of the Galway harbour Commissioners, in place of Arthur Ffrench St. George, Esq. dectased ...