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... the Earls of Leitrim, Erne, Devon, Forlescue, Clare, Cardigan, Viscount Gort, Lord Castlemalne, Sir Thomas Freemantlc, &c., will put Lord Clancarty's, Garbally. We understand that Head-Constable John Donovan, forrr.crlv stationed in Kalltneoliig'. has ...

... Timothy Mu, James Davis. John Holland, Artl Kearney, Francis Fitzgerald, Jame Simcocks, John Gunning, Joseph Lynch, Constantine Sloper, Patt C Lot S. Mangan, James Duggan, Robert Burke, Anthony IL Mullin William Costelloe, John Tierney: The recent murder ...

... Regiments in garrison commenced on Sunday last attending at half-past 10 o'clock, at St. John's Church, where divine service is performed by the Chaplain, the Rev. John Elmes. One company with head-quarters of the 66th Depot, under command of Brevet Lieut ...

... private carriages. The members ot the ’®2 Club, im carriages, attired in the uniform of that body, and weating crape on the left arm, occupied a place in the procession, and contri- buted considerably to the interest of the melancholy cavalcade. On arriving ...

... expelled from the association. The gallant captain resumed his seat loudly cheered. carried. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL seconded the motion which was =—/(cheers). Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL observed that in the pressure of other business he had well nigh forgotten to allude ...