... and to keep every description of fire arms for the protection of the public peace, and likewise their own homes and property, without any restriction, except invoice or certificate of the person from whom the arms are purchased. Thomas M'Grade is privileged ...

... hurt, and some of their limbs fractured.—GW/cfly Mercury. Savage Murder. —As Mr. John O’Donovan, of Millvicw, this county, respectable farmer, and brother Mr. M. O’Donovan, John’s-street, pawnbroker, was returning home after hearing mass at Shanagolden, on ...

... would detrimental to the public service, to give the correspondence referred to, declined to accede the motion. . The Earl of CARDIGAN supported the motion, stating his obiectious to the Bill. . Thi Marquis of LONDONDERRY withdrew his motion, after expressing ...

... Tucker, 10 0 0 John Sinyth & Co. Johui Corrigan, Milltown, 250 0 Armagh, 10 0 0 Jos. Wilson & Co, 25 0 (J JohnW. Davidson 1(O 0 0 C. Stewart, Ban- David Connor, 10 0 0 bridge, 250 0 R. Crawford, Wim. Waugh, do.,25 0 0 Lissue, 10 0 0 John Lockhart, Robert ...

... Branigan, John Collard, Wm. Dickson, John MU'lenahan, John Ilarland, Francis Conner, John Reid, John Buchanan. Robert Graham, Wm. Ranton, and Wm. Best. Mary Loughtan, tor stealing cloak the 9th of Jan. Not Guilty. New Jury:—Joint IlMinill, ...

... state of public business. Mr. WARD, in answer to Mr. Williams, said that the son- ; tenee of death, by hanging from tho yard-arm, passed on private of marines named Barton court-martial Plymouth, had been taken into consideration by the Admiralty ; and ...

... Rev. W. Atthill i and the Rev. Henry L. Tottenham is to promoted from Galloon to FiutuUM, in the diocese of Clogher. The Rev. John Thomas Langford, A.M., has been appointed the Curacy Carrickfergua, County of Antrim ; patron, the Very Rev. the Dean of Connor ...