... S.F.T.C.D. ' scl John Kingston James. Bart. p!“'' Team, Thomas M'Kenny, Alderman. Itiehan], Kilialoa, j^^lcmtle-Bagot, wEmFi'lagreaid, Sri'clT , y ' Ore* Uamillon, J»h» Forrens, * of fe^r;.T.cD.gs;»., F. Blackhurne, Serel-at-l .w, John ,ahon> T I, W ...

... Staffordshire (North) .0 llratoeton, TI. W., Essex (Sooth) .0 Bratid, T., Hlertfordshire I Breinridge, It., Barunstple 0 Bright, John, Manchester I Briscoee Al., Hastings . .0 Broadwood, II., Bridgewater . .0 Blroadley, If, Yorkshire (East) . 0 Ilrocklelinirst ...

... Courtown Castle from London, where Viscount and Viscountess Stopford will shortly j»in the Noble Earl. tour. The Earl of Cardigan has gone on a short Conti- Viscount and Viscountess Massareene and Ferrard, and have arrived in town from a short ovuntinental ...

... Glooeester-Street. The materials used to be the best description; and the work to done fat permanent and workmanlike manner. 916) JOHN BATES, Town Clerk. BBXsTAST KAKBOWft NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. TIE BeHhst Harbour CommisrioDcn are prepared to receive Tenders ...

... the members of the ral committee, were the following :—John M.P.; John Reynolds, M.P.; Daniel O'Connell, M.P.; Alderman O'Brien, M.P.; John Patrick Somers, M.P.; Charles Bianconi (Clon. mel); John Adye Curran, barrister; Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Rev. Me. Coughlin ...

... Right Hon. Richard Packenham, for Carlepollard. John Wilton Fitspatrick, Esq.. M.P., and Richard Pitspatrick. Eaq , for LladufT, Rathdownay. John Powell. Eeq., on rlait to hla Grace the Dnke of Leinster. John Leslie, Etq., for Glasslough. Thomas Conway. ...

... able to wmounee as baying been presentthe ',antes Jiihn O'C.innell. P. b. Slitter. John Green, C. Mao- Taviah. J. J. P. Boman, R. Drown, Major Mocha'', R. Foe. Hem, Grattan. J. Talbot. W. 11. Mogan, J. J. Dew. rave. H. K. G. Sin ban, James Yag•n, T. Oltrien ...

... in the extreme. ,“*st noisy, intermeddling, and swaggering jobber, Mr. In no former season, so far the grain barrest is con- John Reynolds, M.P.protem. It was. we belere, Bishop earned, has there b»en prospect of a more abundant H, W . obserred, in reference ...

... The object of the • obtain an audience of his holiness soon as possi- dinner was over and the cloth removed, the usual Mr John O’Connell to he. ble, and to congratulate his holiness in the name of A r.i /-\ r» « r .i * toasts of the Queen, Prince Aiberi ...

... determined to me. t—that w« ivite them 'attend, if they choose—but that if they nor so, will on without them. A Voice—Mr. Grattan. Mr. John i* unnecessary to men. particular names, for plan will give time for various Repeal members to become acquainted with ...

... Waterford. JOBN O'CONNELL, Limerick. Aldermen O’'BRIEN, Cashel. JAMES FAGAN, Wesford, JOHN REYNOLDS, Dablia, J. T. DEVEREUX, Wexford. J. P. BSOMERS, Sligo. H. GRATTAN, Meath. D. O'CONNELL, Waterford. P. 8. BUTLER, Kilkesay. The following gestiemen signified ...

... eoroner for the Ball: district, John Jellett, has held no fewer than seven inquests, many of them associated with circum- stances of a most painful character. On Sunday last he held an inquest at Tienacreevan, near Glen- arm, on the body of Hugh. the proprietor ...