... 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”—“ ...

... only, and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by JOHN EVANS (late partuer in the Fi rm of Bewley & Evans) 38, Richmond Street, Dublin. In Bottles, Is. and 2s, Gd. each, Also, by BewLey & Evans, Axperson & Dublin, and by GRATTAN & CO., BE AST HE SUBSCRIBER offers for ...

... Antrim are now well armed, and are ter mined, should any incendiaries come their way. give them something that they will not readily digest. About nine o’clock, on the night of the 31st tilt, u party ten men. armed with fire-arms, came the bouse a comfortable ...

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

... Rev. R. J. M‘Ghee, the Rev. 'Hiresham Gregg, the Rev. Dr. Thackeray, ami Sir John Power, Bart. When overtaken by death be was engaged upon the portrait of the Karl of Cardigan. Tub Livino Mullabrack— The living of Mullabrack, vacant by the decease of (he ...

... crily ; “the old Pilot’ when up comes John Tomkins and says, “ it’s only | a number of “navvies” accompanying it, model and experimental farm : and inquired what | universally w vghter!” — Let no man with a po- armed with a due supp'y cf spaces and smelting ...

... people’s bones : But with our hats beneath our arms. We bent our heads full low. For ne’er the school-ma’am failed to ask, ** Boys, did you make bow ?” Maine (D. S.) School Advocate. JOHN O’CONMEUi AND MR. HENRY GRATTAN. London, January, 1849. Dear Sir- In reply ...

... THE STATE PRISONERS AND MR, JOHN Mr. Jonw O’Connzty lately addressed to the people some Fre- of Ireland a letter, in which there flections manifesting an ungenerous spirit of vindic- tiveness towards Mr. Smith O’Brien and his mis- guided confederates ...

... 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 ...

... ville, county For tsenty-nine years he was the | :—John | Mail, county I near Moville, t John Elkin, a o'clock in the ¢ E.kin’s no fewer than feath, of cours junsie MURDER NE! —On Wednes! named John Jo! an in that district, and was heli in the sem by ...

... Alexander, Esq., I*.; William Sharman Crawford, Esq., M.P. ; William B. Fordo, Esq. ; John Waring Maxwell, Esq. ; Captain F. C. Forde ; Francis S. Forde, Esq.; J>. S. Ker, Esq.; John Sharman Crawford, Esq.; Major Montgomery; N. Cromroelin, Esq.; Edward F. Leslie ...