... lady, and suite, Sir John K. James, Messrs. Chose, Purser, Bowen, Bagnall, De Ding, Packenham, Matthews, Jones, Stapleton, Morley, Locke, Sm. &c., sailed from Kingstown lost evening by her Mojesty's mail packet Iron Duke, Mr. John NVilliams commander. ...

... ~wedkly in W! separate hist, Under thehe ad' of `~Monjiiirekeived bay . John Cleave. Well, theses monies, aaneitleting to d £718ti Jorshua ilobson, as th repiesaentative of John qu Cleae, std b niht after n~ight, and dcn!4b the re. no ceiptof no fratione ...

... relatives, and friends and acquaintances. I will go into the question of John Cleave and his arbitration. I will go into the question of Josh. Hobson. I 6 will go into the question of John Aijill. I will go. t into the question of my qualification for the county' ...

... Imaginable question of policy whichr may' Ire bsecoriftiar be submitted to' the Legielalure; 'Tht first demnsootration S1 ale.Mr. John O'Connellas own) came off ts-day at two o'clockir ts he roe Roam Jitunda'. The pillar'-si m, in which it was Veld,-waooCrowedod ...

... Prize awarded to John Rees, Penydarran.—4. The best song in praise of the Cyfarthla Mill and the Engi- neer, Mr. Wm. Williams, one guinea. Divided between John Rees aud an anonymous competitor.—5. Best verses to all Old Bachelor. John Rees' poetic dialogues ...

... Smith O'Brien, William Fagan, th Daniel Callaghan, A. O'Plaoherty, M,. 1. Blake, John Hyacinth Talbot, th T. Meagher, Colonel Duone, John Rteynolds, 3John O'Brien, John op O'Connell, H. Sadlier, S. ?? Somnece, Timothy O'Brien, R~on. Cecil ha L~awless ...

... Thomas Dixon, J ?? J Botton Massy, F Comyn, J P; Richard L Heenan, R D Ireland, S 51 Greer, John B Barnes, John Mitohel, Wm John Freke, John O'Brien, Henry Morris, John Green, t P., Edward Byrne, Samuel King, A G Home, Edmund O'Flaherty, i C ...

... tenant right, and we confess that, having created for themselves such a monster, we are not astonished at their rising in arms against it. But the men who assemble at the Ro-undo to-day I cannot hereafter plead ignorance should they rashly declare against ...

... Dobenoy said he had to move the admission of Mr. t John Coman, late chairman of the Town Commissioners aib of Cashal; Mr. Thomas Lyttleton, one of the present ht chairmen; Patrick Ryan, T.C. ; John Ilanly, T.C. ; Wil- liam Power, Esq., Cashel, and Mr ...

... at- last meet.- ill,' Galignowt.. mp- THE LvAtfDOVElRY E NflowD GflAmmtm SozzooL. t5 Onl -The Rev. John W~illiams, N1. A.., Archdeacon and of Cardigan, and late Hnead Master'cif the -Edin-I vereD burgh Grammar School, has accepted the appoint. -ned ment ...

... CHiLu RN..-Itisu nfortunatelythefashion with many ladies of the present time to let their children be exposed, with bare neck, arms, and legs, until the skin be- comes mottled by a stagnant venous circulation (blueness of skin). In such circumstances, tubercles ...

... Which the p)oor law board would shortly supply, and concluded by urging Mr Grattan to withdraw his amendment, end permit the address to go up unanimously to the throne. Mr JOHN O'CONNELL saw no necessity for wrai ting for any further information befbre ...