... success of Repeal. He next acknowledged, from Duneane, county Antrim per Rev. John Cunningham, C.C , 2/. 8s, including a se- cond subscription, since the captivity, fromthe Rev. John Carey, Presbyterian minister. M. O°C.) thought of the advance of Repeal than ...

... to the Bricklayer’s Arms, and the London terminus, left Croydon with about seven hundred persons. The London passengers took their places first, and the train started oft', followed in few' minutes those for tho Bricklayers’ Arms terminus. The train for ...

... , Downpatrick ; James Blackwood, Esq., Strangford ; John Waring Maxwell, Esq., Finnebrogue, Downpatrick ; Bobcrt Heron, Esq., Ardigon, Killilcagh ; P. R. M. Browne, Esq., Janeville, Killough ; John Nugent, Esq., Portaferry ; William Keowo, Esq., Ballydugan ...

... associates. From Dungiven county Derry, , £20 per Rev. Danie! Mooney, C.C., making £32 10s 6d from this _ The Rev. John O'Dogherty, the Rev. John Kearney, Rev. Daniel Mooney, were entitled to be admitted Voleateers. It was most if to observe the fre. with ...

... of French STAYS, ?? they wish to dispose of on moderate terms. (480 MiiILINERY BOOMS, No. 41, IPPER ARTHIIUR STREET, ) ISS GRATTAN begs to inform the Ladi of l~i Belfast and nkeighlbourhood, that she has returned Ironsl I~ondei andl received her Stock of ...