... leaders, was most warm and en thusiastic_ Amongst the members of the genera’ t were the following :—John onuell, M P.; Smith O’Briea, M.P.; Henry Grattan M.P.; Mp. N. M.P.; Captain Broderick, the Pacifieator, D. U’Connell, jun. 3 the Right Hon. the Lord ...

... Judge Jackson, in the county, at the ensuing assizes —20 are charged with murder, 35 attacking dwellings at night, robbing arms, assaults endangering life, and burglary; 4 rape, one forgery, one stealing, four vagrants, and eleven larceny. The Board of ...

... injured. John M Qlore, an infant three months old, died before it reached the hospital, supposed to smothered. Patrick Finney and Michael Finney (brothers) Patrick n«*t much injured, and Michael much recovered to treated an out-door patient. John Roche dead ...

... Prentice, Efq., Re. ceiver of this Tyrone Estates, Caledon ;and John B. Buchanan, Esq., lisa Agent. Omagh; Arthur RI. Symes, Esq., Solicitor for (Charles John Csi'diiier, Esq., 5, Lirister Street ; John Collum, Esq., Soli- citor for James Scott, 70, TJalbot Street; ...

... attached are a GARDEN. Extensive Offices, SIX COTTlER HOUSES, and altogether about Filteen Acres of Land. For particulars apply to JOHN 1. JACKSON, Archi- tect. 18, ARTHUR STREET, Belfast; or to JAMES (. BELL, TULL YLISHI HOUSE, Gilford. (326c .Sale DI? aluction ...

... North, Wm. John took her clothes to her, dressed her, and she returned Sir JOHN OSBORNE. Bart. was not a or a seditious libel, and that they On the 1 inst., at the residence of his to the Poorhouse without any hesitation, or any force JOHN DEERIN pat ...

... Esq , Rto- ccivei'of htil ''T'one Estates, Calttd~r ; and John B. Buchanan, Esq., his Agetit Omanghi; Arthnur It. Sytnes, Eeqq, Sehicitor for Charles John Gardirner, Esq., 5, Lelinster Street ; John Collumn, Estq , Soli- citot' for James Scott, 70, Talbot ...

... W. Macnaghten, J.P. jua- eve, James Leslie, D.L., J.P. George Macartwey, D.L., J.P. the John Montgomery, D.L., J.P tro- Jobn Cromie, ne five Johu Rowan, J.P. John M‘Gildowney, J.P. ling James S. J.P. he James E. Leslie, J.P. n to ond Thomas Greg, J.P ...

... medicament preserves and invigorates those important functions of the Skin on which depend its purity and soft- ?? Neck, Hands and Arms assuming and retaining the radiant whiteness so much admired, and affording so unequivocal a mark of attention to the niceties ...

... hause must vindicate it, and be should therefore support the ori- ginal Mr. GRATTAN said that his hon, friend resisted the order of the house because he it was He (Mr. Grattan) differed from contrary to law. his hon, friend, but yet he trusted that the ...

... and every- thing still and quiet C—! Harry, look there!’ cried Bill Jones, the uartermaster at the conn. catching me by the arm. There was * Constellation’ bon: ming along at a rate o’ knots, with ro yals set ; but what ‘was, that she was bottom up. an ...

... espionage in Ireland. That system, he said, was instances concealed arms in the houses of those he police in some they wish to convict, secreted ribbon papers about their persons, and instigated armed parties to at- tack houses, in order to fix the guilt upon ...