... OjTcf' M-o-- .•I'.oiition aov shcri-touiii;gs with »L:ch, ( Wtd fda’j kventcj. Six , oih- Uods. U'.c baltalnm ol , ppcjQyc T MU. JOHN CtJU-l- • . iiine regiment nofortunately b«« char.-eJ ; ' |>e.\L CANDIDATE FOR j , the sell-devotion ofone of lUyoung oBii ...

... tigluithipntperism, and reeking lit71 pestilence. Is this reckless aumdacitv, or what ?- you-a man goiig in to support Lord John 'Russell and liltparty-promised a place by those ministers if you can cajole Belfast into return. ing you-dare to refer to ...

... swallowed his pledges with view to promotion —we have had ; hop merchants and ancient lories from the borough the per- son of Mr. John Collett, nrewlier for Athlone. who, without ! tin* least talent for public life, wished, and again wishes to \ in Parliament ...

... Uill Irvine, Hugii Dalzell, Major Waring. J.P., Samuel Held, John KUla, Captain Boyie, David Dowd. Thomas Henry Fletcher, Lucas Babington, Charles M. S2ymour, jr-1 James Fegan, George Guy, John Moore. Thompson (Seneschal of Kilkccl), Henry Thompson, Thomas ...

... Dungarvan—the spirit that nerved the arm of Hugh O’Neill and the Geraldines —or that nationality for which, in *9B, our townsmen fought and died upon the scaffold ? you mean allegiance the Queen, or allegiance to Lord John Russell and the Whigs! Who there ...

... ENGLAND. Lomdom.—The official declaration of the state of the poll look place on Friday. A number of ladies, anonf whoa* was John Russell, were present. According both the Whig and Tory statements the pretious eseaing. the four liberals were returned; but ...

... Borough —Mr. Sadlier, (Whig.) I Downpatrick —Mr. R. Ker, (Conservative.) Enms —Mr. O'Gorman Mahon. (Repealer.) Kilkenny City —Mr. John O'Connell, (Repealer.) Mallow— Sir I). Norrers, (Whig.) Sligo Borough —Mr. J. P. Somers. (Repealer.) Tralee —Mr. Maurice O'Connell ...

... proposed by Mr. Bourke, of Hayes. Mr. J. Augustus O’Neill was proposed by Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., and seconded Mr. Fitzgerald, of Nerny Castle ; and, lastly, Mr. John O’Connell, who already represents two constituencies, was proposed and seconded. The ...

... he is enabled to Sell ?? in Cliheaper tiall any other house in the '1Trade. IIc ItCs also ott baslds a large Stock of FIRE-ARMS; an(i, as lihe waits to gol ridl of titeat, Wholesale Purchasers antd Malufacturers will be liberaliv dealt with. (203 TO BUILDERS ...

... he freely repaid . i .g-iJ-hecnJ »a. .orry ace the raelmpo,.. of . h pelly ae.-amus thru tu the nea. ft propoaine h.a fr.eud John Anguatu. O-Neitt «p«« that Lister, Jirifaat wa. called, send,eg snbscr,pt..-Da few .esM.u.,.l the , ..e to bolden in an , uil ...

... the Poor. Belfast, 19th August, 1847. H. Murney, Chairman, p.t., R. Oulton, 1 S. S. Thomson, M.D., John Stevell)/ John F. Ferguson, Thomas AndAfft, D ~ John Clarke, William M‘Gee, MfD., C. Deuvir, William Johnstorf W. Bruce, W . J. C. Allen. In compliance ...

... Teeth Gums, and may lie taken by persons of all ages. Testimonials of its efficacy enclosed with each Bottle. Prepared only hy John Evans, Apothecary and Chemist, Dublin, in Bottles, at Is. and 2s. 6d. each, and sold hy his appointment by Bewley and Evans ...