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... by AUCTION. at DUNtAR'S- DOCK, on WEDNESDAY, tle I 1th Juneat T WIELVE o'clock, the CARGO of the Ship Charlotte, froml S-x. JOHN, N.B., consisting of- 202 Pieces White Pine TIMBER, large si:es; 114 ?? B. BIRCH; 2,241 ?? Bright Spruce DEALS, 12 x 9 x 3; ...
... Galway Town Deputation. Belfast Citizens’ Deputation.—Charles M‘Alis- ter, James M‘Convery, John M‘Veigh. Londonderry Citizens’ Deputation.—J. M‘Clos- key, John Gill, and Denis M‘Evoy. Kilcullen and Gormanstown Deputation. Deputation of Inhabitants of ...
... W. Logan, and John Connor, Vindicator ward, 17s 2d.—Messrs. John Tracey and Nicholas Smith, 14s 8d; Mr. H. Boyle, 2s 6d. Freeman ward, 83 7d. Collectors—Messrs, Felix O'Neill and Terence M‘Auley. O’Brien ward, Gs dd. Collectors—Mr. John Coyle, 3s 54, ...
... 1845. MR. GRATTAN, DENTIST, will visit Newbv, professionally on SATURDAY Sext, the Slh instant; y / also, on the Ist SATURDAY in July, September. / Mr. Grattan avails himself of this opportunity acquaint his Patients that he never leaves Arm%GH, except ...
... as this, need he do more than mention the name of Grattan—(chéers)—yes, Grattan’s was a name cal- culated to raise scenes of a pleasing and joyous na. ture in the mind of Irishman. The spirit of Grattan, he trusted, was abroad, and Repealers would ever ...
... —Dr. Hoskitib C ...
... a great deal real, and something mea in arms to enfi It was a curious sight, that of uate the disfranchisemen tof country, yet resolved of ft tah inhabitants ]—men in the great body and honour of Ireland, arms to assert the dignity entertaini: a cordial ...
... DEATHS. On the 3ist ultimo, at Blackwatcrtown, Margaret, wife of John Crolhers, Esq., aged 26 years, seized by a fatal disease in the midst of youth and great usetuluess. She was enabled to commit herself with complete resignation the will of God, and ...
... o'clock, Mr. Smith O’Brien, M.P., entered the hall, and was received with loud cheers. Mr. J. O'Connell, M.P., and Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., subsequently entered the hall, and experienced an enthusiastic reception. On the motion of Mr. Smith O'Brien the chair ...
... the broad of his back weltering in his blond. t seems the unhappy gentleman had cut the veins Sur- and arteries of his sword-arm with a razor. gical aid were in immediate attendance, aud the ar- teries were tied up. Recovery is doubtful. The Major is a ...
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... Their Royal Highnesses travelled to London by a special train the South- Eastern railway, and on arriving the Bricklayer's Arm* station, were received the Marquis of Ormonde. Lord in Waiting to the Queen, and Captain Francis Seymour, Groom iu Waiting ...