... - TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. I Beltna ChistasEve, 1846. `MY~ LORD-Within the two ?? months I have. travelled .athousand minles through 'the 'south' and'wesot df Ireland; I have therefore seen much of the deatitction: Of ?? Pie. It is not, however,' my intetixton ...

... THE DISTRESS IN SKIBBEREEN. uesday Evening, Dec. 22d. Mrs. Loftus Bland presents her compliments Mr. John F. Maguire. and thanks him for his Utter and two numbers the Cork Examiner, which she received by this night's post. Mrs. Bland has just sent £10 ...

... was described as a lady twenty two, and as having tor the last few months resided St. Johns P ™* Chester. receiv.ng this information the police repair*- to St. John’s Church ; here the marriage ceremony baa just been completed, and the paities had left ...

... The lady of Dr. George Mahon of Eyrecourt, of a son. Mrs. John Mahon, the wife of a respectable and respected inhabitant of Eyrecourt. On the 20th instant, at Clononey, King’s County, Mr. John Egan, at the advanced age of years, uncle to the Rev. K. Egan ...

... Bruton (cheers). wants to know why it is that Henry Grattan is absent from this Hall (hear) —I fear much that the cause of that absence is ill health (hear). The Chairman —Yes ; I understand that Mr. Grattan has been suffering from severe indisposiiion (hear) ...

... tlrifr, and alfarad tha boa af that battle-fiald Into a amUiog laadscar>a—bad alto peopled with other taaaota than mailed and armed mao, arrayed againat each other; and the annahlny morning which aabera la the action of the atory, the dramatis persoma, who ...

... was on Monday, at one o’clock, in the Conciliation Hall. Amongst the committeemen present wore, Mr. O Connell.VVl. P., Mr. John O’Cumiell, M. P. ; the Hon. Cecil Lawless, M. P. Mr. J. M. M‘f)onnell, M. P*, Mr. Steele, Mr. Costello, Mr. O’Dowrl, Mr. O’Hca ...