... TUB LATE roCKXELLOB JOHN WALSH. Major Loui* Walsb, who represented himeelf the ooly brother and heir at law the Ute John Walsh, Esq., O'd Domioick-street. whose melancholy death drowning we had lately to record, yesterday summoned Margaret O’Kslly. Wm ...

... Irish on that account, s'pect for him, therefore, I shaU add eoitome of patriotism and wisdom—“ 1 L'l » country, daimed Grattan. Ut no country ever be pro- Vince that hat eliength enough to he When Mr. O Connell wrote those lines he had, an event, not ...

... RW, Thornton, John CUotnu, Corr RW, W Burgess, Phelan, Corr J K W D H-Blgt and English bd each; Messrs Kelly, Fordham. Mullett | John Donotan, Brown- . John SulH.an ...

... regularly to Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans; and other ports in the United States; also to Quebec, Montreal; and St. John’s, New Brunswick, British Araer|fcar and to Port Philip and Sydney, in Australia. on regular fixed days. Persons about to Emigrate ...

... per Mr J Daly E B Roche ward, per Mr John O'Leary .. Greenwich ward, per Mr Thos Brady Darrynane ward, per Mr E Nolan Rotherhite ward, per Messrs O'Halloran and Casserly Drury lane ward, per Mr T H O’Connell John O’Connell ward, Mr T Sabcri O’Connell ...

... ; Sir John Mseneill, William Anketell, Esq.; W. S. Trench, Esq ; John Johnson, Esq.; Henry Mitchell, Eeq.; John I Stratton. E*q.; Edward Golding, £*q.; Capt Richardson ; F. S. Filgate, Esq.; Andrew Swansy, Esq.; Robert Thomson, Eiq.; Rev. John Young, ...

... Liruleusnt, without pureliase, alee Mowbray appointed to the 53d Foot. brbvkt. . . Captain John Stainforlh, of the 64th Foot, to Major to ,h ßreaet Major John Stainforth. of the 64th Foot, to Lieutenant-Colonel the Army. memoranda. The Cotntrmskma of ...

... George Foster, Bart Colonel Westenra, Charles P. Leslie, Esq., M.P. ; Sir John Macneill, William Anketell, Eeq.; W. S. Trench, Esq. 3 Jobn Johnson, Eeq ; Henry Mitchell, Eeq ; John Stratton, Esq. ; Edward Golding, Esq. ; Captain Richardson ; F. S. Filgate ...

... of martial law, the Whig coercion act, and the other coercion acts which afterwards succeeded it, the arms acts, and more especially the last arms act. which I may designate, way of distinction, the branding act. Disturbances have repeatedly occurred ...

... the lord ofthe soil, an ex- d cellent magistrate and good landlord. Mr. Brien Reilly and Mr. John Ball returned thanks The lord of the house, Mr. John Hill. - The companythen separated, after havi' g enjoyed a plea- 4 sant evening it, complimenting ...

... unnecessary for me to follow his example in one respect, which is to attempt to expel the enemies of my country b, force of arms (hear, hear). But you may rely upon this, that I am determined to do all in my power by means of peaceful efforts to banish ...

... Hants, cousins to John , Waterford, per Mr J L,on. •/ Reive, Esq , Comedian, were C-ed of several rer, pain- | scrabbr, *« X ful Soft Corn* after every other application had f • Street> , eat h, per Rev J Bmyth P P - 0 Prepared only by John Fox, m Boxes »t ...