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... held at Chelmsford on Friday —Mr. six buys and two men were descending the shaft of the Baker, uf Writtle, in the chair. Sir John 'Tyrol( 'coma a skiPu when few yard , I,ol n t h an o p, to have lean the person of greatest mark present. From te which the ...

... Cavan, viz:— Messrs John Donoboe. Pat Smyth, John Banin, Felix ManuB, John Reilly, Pat Baxter, Francis Dolan, Pat M Gouran, Philip King, Pat Baxter, Pat Gouran, Pat Mauion, Philip Curran, Michael King, Pat Reilly, Michael M Gouran, and John Maginn. For Ca ...

... many of our party assured me that ' it) y'r dog, kept n tail y e n Lis leg.. , as 11 eilingten and Grattan., they never once look, d towards me—they talk. arm and they hest knew why (hear). How h e :inliahle and dis. corning Queen .'id smile, and Trace too ...

... vrz. : Messrs. John Donohue, Pat. Smyth, John Banin, Felix M’Maiius, John R-illv, Pat. Baxter, Francis Dolan, Pat. M Gauran, Philip King, Pat. Baxter, Pat. M'Gauran. Pat. Manion, Philip Curran, Michael King, Pat. Redly, Michael M‘Gaurm. John Maginn. For ...

... Wolff was on his way from Teheran to Erzerouin, according to the latest accounts. Mr. John Kerr, her Majesty's Consul at Adrianople, died on of December. Earl of Cardigan has given garden allotments to (ha poor of Cranoe and Slawstun; and. where a cow can ...

... would! Bi bject of agi- Mr Henry Grattan, M.P., entere d the hall, / tims so amanded in the next session as to meet A vew and most su i and was received with loud cheers. appe tation has, at any rate, been supp ied to the arms e approval of the hierarchy atid ...

... The dial-plate of the clock was not solid ; it ecinsisted of • of metal, in the rim of widish the letters denoting the hours: arm traced. Itiserting his Lead into one of the opts spare., sufficed to almit it, he looked ansiously downwards. Had the bees ...

... it died, apparently a violent, but in truth a “ The natural death, in the arms of its restduary legatee—t he ent. lifetime of our independence wes short—its author (Mr. Grattan, in is already dead: he sate by i ts cradle— the 1805) is still iving—his ...

... The Rev. John Pierpont is Pastor this Church. The above arc among the oldest Churches in New England, and probably the United States—Ane-For* Express. branch of the Ulster Banking Company is to opened Omagh, this day. . . , . The Earl of Cardigan has published ...

... statement should be put on record, ae it might put other persons on their guard who resided in similarly constructed houses. Mr. John Farey said, I am a civil engineer, and am now residing at 26, Regent-street. Up to the time of the fire I resided at 67, G ...

... detailing his were | Potteries with Birmingham and the wast, whereas the line required by Messrs. Ray, W. 8. O’Brien, and Grattan. I 402. from | the cammittes came straight down tho Valley, teaving Stafford for Australia, rent of the week was 178/. 16s ...