... N. Russell and S ns, while lying at anchor near Foynes, by number of armed men, who came in lighters from the Kildysart side of the river.—On Thursday night, a large party of armed men attacked the house of the wid-:w M'lnerny, at Ballinlea, near Bruff ...

... iu harbour on Sunday, except such as may be necessary fur the cleanliness and sa fety of the ship. 7.—The discharge of fire-arms from the merchant vessels in harbour is strictly prohibited, as also from the residences of British subjects. B.—Masters of ...

... old parliament. to this dav t|ere is scarcely probability of a contest for the city'of Dublin, for no one believes that Mr. John O'ConneU would have the temerity face the hustings without a colleague professing repeal principles, and one who should, moreover ...

... Livernool New John 51 Roberts Hope 50 Smith, J J Day .. . Nlostyn ago, 1 ork iugton Mary 54 Copeland, liushby & Edwards .. do. Active 30 Morgan, J J Day.. Helen & Mary 42 Connor, Thos. Lemon 68 Doolittle. Hugh Crawford 49 Brown. Cardigan Runcorn do ...

... Kirkby, Imth of (ireenodd, near flversion ; same place, on the 15th, Mr. John Braithwaite, mariner, to Miss Sarah Smith, both of inversion. At Carlisle, the 13th inst., Mr. John Keating, to Hannah, daughter of the late Mr. William Robinson, butcher, of ...