... been finaily arranged for her te Sa of , on Wednesday, The royal family will at Windsor. the 15th of January. The Earl of Cardigan has given garden allot- ments to the poor of Crance and Slawstown; and, where a cow can be grazed, three acres of ground ...

... the ro question has veen letely by the mayisirates of the county of Cardigan as lo the power of the mayur and ex-mayor of Aberysiwith, to eommit to the geol and house of at Cardigan. from the above borvexn, erther for trial or aed to throw the of the ...

... year, on manure, were awarded the Mesars Thomas Picton, of Healeven, amd |evi John, —Bext crop, J, H. Harries, W + Castle, £1. of Priskelly, £2; Second best crop, Mr. John Meyler, of The in coming to their decision, were of opinion that as manure, has ...

... fishingboat belonging to Monte Video was panned by armed schooner having the Buenos flag, and the latter having the best of the race, the boat ran under the lee of American barque for security, anon which the armed schooner, without hailing or other usual notice ...

... Henry Grattan, M.P., entered the hall, tims As a demonstration of the suc: tation has, at any rate, been supplied to was received with loud cheers. appeals we have to reroril the restors faction to the approval of the Catholic hierarehy, he arms which ...

... JOHN BULL diction, u (Muoony «»ch pmcript, he, for on*, would refit much wocto poper. (Chcon.) Mr. Grattan, followinj- up the .abjeef.ohoerTed The English look thre. w.T. of ih. (loud chcort), they hid An. n.-.poper orticl« -o‘m.ngl.hmin.l. Voiieon. (Chert) ...

... O’Brien, nor was bis (Mr Grattan’s) statement, but it was the statement Dean Swift (hear)-. Similar testimony was afforded by the men who followed him, and whose , statues were placed their public buildings—by Lucas, Grattan, by Ponsunby, who warned the ...

... military spi rit of England elevated to its highest point .of excitement, and so strong was his predilection for the profession of arms, that he joined the Caermartben militia in 1790 and Captain Davis, of Myrtle-hill, near Caermartben, adjutant to the Caermarthen ...

... proportion o f the priesthood, have loophole in the t hick stone wall shed out a ray of We had shown, upon data that n om St. John’s, which, some two be gazetted as commis- the awful sea. Joining their horny that landseight miles fr consented to let their ...

... connected with the will of the late Peter Murphy of York formerly of Wexford decided at New Sessions Court on the 18th ult when John Clements indicted for wilful perjury in swearing to an answer Chancery to obtain possession of a property worth 50000 dollars ...

... fined ss. for attempting to rescue himself from Martin Ryan, city police; James Maurice, assault on John Ryan, fined ss. or a week's imprisonment; John Coen, assault on James Cussen, Mayor's constable, while in the execution of a warrant, fined 101. or ...

... Exchange, whe e the ceremony tool at Buttevant, one in her in the 87th, who of was adwinistered by Sir Rie! Alderman Boyse. St. John’s Tempera »go.—Limerick Chro- outside the Council Chamber.— Lim Wednesday. 1e Rev. Robert and Tue New. Americnas, \ve arrived ...