... up their I arms by a day named. 4. New manufacture: sprat oil. 6. j Letter from Dr. M' Hale to Lord John Russell; a special com- mission for the trial of offenders is opened at Limerick ; sketch Of an Irish landlord : mark of respect to John H. Howe, Esq ...

... Ossulston Sir F. Booth, Sir John Walsh, Sir W. Pell Bathe, Sir John Kynaston, Sir Wm. Abdy, Lady Lyndhurst, the Hon. Miss Copley, Lord Suffield, Lord Foley and the Hon. Miss Foley Lord and Lady Beauvale, Hon Bowes Lyon, Hon. John Fortescue, Hon. Henry Stanhope ...

... Indeed, never was j the necessity for a dramatic seminary made more apparent than in the case of the three male debutants— their arms either hung listlessly by their sides, or were uplifted with a sort 1 of windmill action iuto the air; the absence of the knowledge ...

... neighbourhood. Licenses for Arms under the New Act.—Par- sonstown, Dec. 29.— 0n Monday, at 10 o'clock, Major r_iestly took his seat on the beuch, in the Court house of this town, and opened a court for the registration of fire- arms. He was accompanied by ...

... r0die ' Moses Montefiore, John Lemon hf P^T' J ' Ha ' Ue ?? ?? 0 * l V> Ch «les £c_r , S_T- D ? fc^ d T Md ' J ° hn Walsh - Edm « nd An- Price '£p e ?? l l a >k m ** J - R - Mackenzie, Robert ?? Fr £ denck Hamilton, John Hall, John B. ter Kaye. l Barclfty ...

... artillery ■ ...

... l Sir Denu Pack— namely, Captain Arthur John Pack, of the 7tta »* Regiment Royal Fusiliers ; Lieutenant Denis William j Pack, Royal Artillery ; Ann Elizabeth Pack, and Elizabeth I Catherine Anson, wife of John W Hamilton Anson, Esq 1 To his old aud faithful ...

... ttectionary and rebellious proceeding in this i m. • Their names are as follows :— Edmond j ht . John Preston, Jeremiah Kealer, John Linane, j tockOrmond, John Brennan, Stephen Morrisy, j Sutler. James Day, Edmond Kennedy, Michael .n i and James Brittian ...

... Waterloo oc-urrina; thii year on Sunday, the customary banquet given by the Duke of Wellington to his gallant companions in arms was cele- brated last evening. As usual the Noble and Gallant Duke received consratu- latory visits at Apsley House, during ...

... the instance of Mr. John O'Connell, the chair was taken by the Mr. Fitzgerald who was foreman of Mr. W. S. O'Brien's Jury, and one of the two who dissented from his conviction. Mr. Ray having enacted his part as secretary, Mr. John O'Connell read a long ...

... escaped withoat injury. On Sunday, between the hours of one and two o'clock, three fellows, two of whom were armed with guns, entered the residence of John Rutherford, Esq., at Kingsborough, within about two miles of Parsonstown. There were only two female domestics ...

... came behind and struck at her with a poker. Hearing him coming after her, she put up her left arm to guard her head, and received a blow from the poker on that arm, which broke it near the elbow. She heard it break as distinctly as possible. She fell with ...