... refusal of repeal Ibehing on: of those con- tingencies. though the present state of that question ilid not excuse the aplseal to arms. Clever casuist I He was averse, lie said, to the course adopted towards the X1tion party ; not so much because that party ...

... the replies of the our advers eolumna) was presen b the medium to Mr. John MGee, » beautiful anuff-bux of superior w Upon the eat- sid of the lid was engraven—“ Presented to Mr. John G. M‘Gee, as a mark of gratitude and esteem those eng in his employment ...

... y through the ?? Constitution. On Friday evening last, Mr. Francis Weldon, of Lis- burn, was entertained, in. the Hertford Arms hotel, in that town, by a number of his private friends and acquain- tances, as a testimony of their respect, previous to his ...

... orTJWamination. 1 believe can safely say, that not (w»fc child yi died of Hooping Cough who has taken it.” i Prepared only by John Evans, rwmiK Apothecary (late partner the of & Evans), -IH, Street South, Dublin. each. per Ih Including delivery in Dublin ...

... 1805 of the Aebeas corpus act was renewed. wes an arme ect which was enatinced till 1810. Jo 1814 and there fmourreetion acts. In 1822 there vere ect aad a suspension of > corpus. In 1633 there was 08 arms ac: In 1824 we fiad the insar- to operate for five ...

... more reckless than America. In the Oregon war, now threatened, John Bull will have to carry weights in the race he proposes to run against Jonathan. With the National Debt on his back, poor John bears a very striking resemblance to Atlas struggling under ...

... Raphael i.algorm, in the 76th year his iw. Mr. Alex. Fom aghau, only sister llolywood, Charlotte, daughter of Uw sch ult., John hartley, in Lear Castledawaon, on the inst., David •r for the city and County Londonderry, : High Constable, and Orand Jury ...

... point of a pike, or the thunder of cannon. The berracks of Ireland are vast,— how formidably do they crown many a hill! The armed police,—those green dragon flies that haunt every wayside, are numerous; but a new power is rising over their heads in every ...

... hereby inform you that I fn ad( i ed to take ral proceedings for the recovery of the LoPacy aforo- To Air. JOHN DuFriN, of Ballylesson, M1r. JOHN tCAttTNEY, of Slatt; AMICHAEL HARItsON, Esq., of llymena; and all otliers whom it may concern. (777 SOClETY ...

... and Half, Warren. Given under our hands and seals, this 15th day of Oct., 1846. EDWARD MI'DONNELL, JOHN J. BUTRNETT, JOHN LANK'TltEE, GEORGE MAACARTNEY, JOHN AlMGILDOWNY, J. DYAS, This application will be heard at the hour of TW ELVE o'clock, on the Crown ...

... of an estete left him by a deceased uncle i ias loudon, valued at one million of dollar's Or tihe 6lfth lost., a man named John 111'Namnep, from tile neighbourhood of Cookstown, was drowned when bathing in the sea at Portatewart. Deceased has left a wife ...

... O’Brien entered the house and was loudly cheered ; the hon. gentleman was aecompanied by the Head Pacificatur, and Messrs. Grattan, M.P.; Daniel Callaghan, M.P.; J. Kelly, M.P.; J. A. O'Neill, J. H. Dunne, E. W. Costelloe, T. F. Meagher, Captain Seaver ...