... 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 ...

... Richard Grattan, son of Dr. Gratlan, of Drumin, by administering arsenic in (lummety which she had prepared for llte family btcakf.ist. The eireunislatiecs the case are familiar to out readers. In August last, it will be remembered, Doctor Grattan being ...

... Hart' son. April %In Cori. the lady of Surgeon Grattan. of . 4.selgtor. April 11. at tL. I.y of James Esq.. Borrlator. of . . awn In. at Leaden, the lady of W. J. Whyte. EM of aunt 9. the ilea. 904 John Plan- Yet, of • daughter. Aprll 9. et the lady of ...

... St. Lawrence. A.D.C.; Hon. Mr. Browne Hon. Mr. Sinclair, Hon. Mr. Daly. Sir Kdw. Ul.kaney. K.C.0.; Sir Compton Oomviila. Sir John Burgoyna. Hon. Patrick Pluokatt, Hon C-plain Lyndaay. Hon. Captain Foley, Hon. Mr. Noel. A.D C.: Hon. CaptainM-Donald. A.D ...

... 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 ...

... THE COUNTRY. Aleut twelve o'clock at noon on send', last, five armed peeeents attacked the house of James (,lintel, Esq of %tidymod, a ithin three miles of this City, in search rat tire arms. The ball door tieing open at the moment. toe 'chows entered ...

... lieutenant, April I; lieutenant John Williams Walbngton, from 83d foot, to be lieutenant, vice Lord Allred Churchill, who exchanges. 13th Light Dragoons— Sergeant major Inomas ; Anderson, to be quarter master, vice John lieilly W'ho retires on half pay ...

... distinguished throughout bis life by the strides! integrity.* May real in peace. On Saturday, Frances, the beloved daughter of John M'Donnell, T.C. Clare-etreet. At Kilrush House, Henry Rebov, youngest son of Colonel Vandeleur. Mill-street, Ennis, of fever ...

... Victoria cannot do this —that she ought not to do it. Burke said tbe Parliameat still lives—Saurin said so—Grattan said so—Foster eaid so—John Fitsgibbon said so— O'Connell said so of Limerick, will ye say so? (loud and continued cheers J—shall our Queen ...

... Prepared only by JOHN EVANS, (late Partner in the Firm of BewleyhiiJ Evans, - Apothecary, 38, Kiciimond- Strebt. Dublin. SOLD l»y SAM L HAILIF,, Rookseller, strket, NEWRY. C.i V TIO The public will pleate to observe that the name of John Evans it engraved ...

... therefore, be unceasingly vigilant to guard against imposition.—St. Messrs. lynch and Myles; St. John's, Thomas Scanlan, John Alley; St. Munchin's, John Garvey; St. Mary's, Messrs. Burke and Caulfield. The Committee have fined Mondays, Mondays. •itslSnturilus ...

... The Speaker took the chair at lour o’clock. FIRE ARMS. Sir WILLIAM VERNER postponed for three weeks his motion to call the attention of her Majesty s ministers to the importation and sale of tire arms in Ireland. government education. Sir WILLIAM CL ...