... Ireland: THOMAS FROSTE. Qw*K,6tkD*c. 186. R. M. HARRISON. THEATRE-ROYAL. CHURCH-STREET. UMOen TUB SOLB MAMAOBMSVT MRS. H. P. GRATTAN. FfIRIS peasant THURSDAY EVENING. January Ist. Friday the 2nd. and Saturday the 3rd, will bo presented the revived Dram of ...

... Hall has arrived the Bedford Hotel. Sir John Key and family left 5, Regency Square on Tuesday for 3,’ Abchurch Lane, London. Sir George Hamilton took his departure Monday from the Norfolk Hotel, for Londoa. Sir John Hare has taken his departure for 11, Langham ...

... host. It is commonly said that Sir Robert Poel is best able to accomplish what Lord John Russell proposed; but tho question is, whether Sir Robert Peel’s plans and Lord John Russell’s are the same, or nearly the same. We believe not. Wo have reason to suspect ...

... Corkl-Mr. Tkomo, AtlrUge, Agent. c ‘y~*- W Bow*; m«l W. T. H. Smittk, SkipatSer. Cotchestor and Wieenhoe—John 0. Chamberlain Conwag—John Jones, Liverpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefebure, Ship Agents. Cove of Cork—N. 0. Seymour, Jun., Ship Agent ThoroU, and Mr ...

... the life-boat, which took the crew off i the rigging and led them, they would have met grave. In the vicinity the of and Cardigan Bay, the casualties were a most fearful character, upwards of forty livt9 having, is >1, perished on board one vess*. I. ...

... forcing his way into Free St John's, had been almost squeezed flat in the lobby, by besieging crowd of brawny Scotchmen, and bail found every passage and corner densely occupied within. The little spare man was Lord John Russell, the leader of the Whigs ...

... FFORDSHIRE ADVER TTERIES POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Rese, Baa. Jones and John Blurton were sent to hard labour in the house of correction for one month, for neglecting their work, as colliers under agreement to serve Thomas and Willies Birks for six months ...

... with regard their Ling connected with any other saloon. No charge for admission. COAL HOLE TAVERN. Fountain-court, Strand.—JOHN RHODES bees most respectfully to inform bis friends, the and itors to the great metropolis, that bearing m Eratctul rentltettm ...

... 1 ~ theho'iDitahl irnlK interval the ptince and a. parly genflenlen I Earl— Monday Mona- • 1 the hoipitable «n.. . nit of John Rinee. 'i«q, who had, > mo- 1 F,U ‘ftldav bw-j men.- and The frish F. .„ n- prnv»W VCX'., Wtnei’. out on the Hundred Acre ...

... administration of Sir Robert Peel, if not do what Lord John Russell would have done—namely, take the bull by the horns, yet to make an inroad upon the system of protection to agriculture. He wished Lord John Russell had had an opportunity afforded him of testing ...

... ?? of the Tontine Annuities is explained below. Til I'.-TKI'S. vies Martin, Esq.. ?? Lombard-street John Conoi-y. Esq., M.D. .Lawn House, Hanwell John Elijah Blunt. Esq., 4, New-square, Lincoln's Inn. l-RiIVIsMNAL DIRECTORS. mi Elijah Biuut. Esq.. 4, ...

... the new year by banding in 41Z. from the following persons :— Daniel O'Connell, M.P., 21.; Mauri .e O'Connell, M.P. , 21.; John O'Connell, M.P., 21.; Daniel O'Connell, jnn., M.P. (cheers). Oh no, not M.P. yet. (A Voice. — He soon will, and cheers) ...