... would given for a rate rent, upon payment of a fine. 1 Proposals will received Mr. JOHN WOOD, Lurgan ; and information, to title, andefther particulars, may had from JOHN HAZLETT, Estx, Solicitor, No. 3, Lower Dominick-Street, Dublin, and Lurgan. VALUABLE ...

... Boleno, then, in full down costume, advanced the footlights, and this was not the least funny affair of the night. Waving hi* arm gracefully, thus addressed the* heaving and excited pit— Indies and gentlemen, would von kind enough to seated?” (“ No, no”—“ ...

... THE REAL IRISH REVOLUTION While rash men had been planning a revolution to effected by force of arms, another and a very different revolution was being accomplished force of circumstances. There is no man among us now so enthusiastic as to expect to have ...

... THE STATE PRISONERS AND UR. JOHN O’CONNELL. Mb. Johk O’CoififßLL lately addressed the people of Ireland a letter, in which there appeared some reflections manifesting an ungenerous spirit of rindictireness towards Mr. Smith O’Brien and bis misguided ...

... llarou, the Hon. Judge Crampton. North- West —The Hon. Baron Pennefather, the Hon. Judge Torrens. Meeting of Pabliamknt —Lord John Russell has addressed the usual circular to the parliamentary supporters of government, announcing the meeting of parliament ...

... delivered in a spirit as mild and tolerant, to say the least of it, any of effusions of Mr. Dunbar’s illustrious countryman, John Ivnox—whom Mr. Dunbar is said to admire with no common fervour, and from whose off-hand and decisive manner would seem occasionally ...

... litis day, was fi>r llio final examination the hankropts, which had Lni-n adjourned since la-'l Friday. Alesttrs U. Arm«tr«n|{ and John Levy appeared Cuuum-I (with Mr. Arthur agent) for the bankrupts; Mr. 11. I». Kant* was fur the Railway Cotn|any ; Mr ...

... a report, on the information they had received, and it would impossible for them attend, according invitation. Mr. Henrv Grattan then proposed they should adjourn till next day ; but, after some discussion. Major Blackball moved adjournment till the ul ...

... Fcrgussn, Bar EXTRAORDINARY DIR9TO>S. W. L. Ewing, Esq., of Arngo'. Alex. Tlomson, Esq., Bank, Greenock. John Scott, Esq., Union Bank, Paisley. John Marshall, Esq., Advocate. Cerlyle Bell, Esq., W.S. William Cross, Esq., Borough Bank, Liverpool. William ...

... M.P.; Wm. Fagan, Esq., M.P.; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P.; Robt. Keating, Esq., M.P.; Major Blackall, M.P. ; Thos. Meagher, Esq., MI.P.; Francis Scully, Esq., M.P.; Colonel Dunne, M.P.; John Sadleir, Esq., M.P.; John Green, Esq., M.P.; also, William Sharinan ...

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... gallery, from Sir R. Inglis, Mr. STAFFORD asked whether Mr. Grattan would divide tho House upon his amendment. Mr. GRATTAN replied that he certainly would. The House then divided Mr. Grattan’s amendment. Ayes Noes On the motion of Mr. Mr. Staffort), debate ...