... DINNER AND ADI-RESS JOHN JOSEPH Irish Socirtt’s DEFtTSTiow at Colbrairb.—A .Imputation from the Hon. the Irish Society arnrrtl Omrock's Coleraine, .lnes.lay. Ihe deputa tion consisted of Alderman John Humphrey, Covernor ; Thomas Dakin, Esq., 1 deputy-Governor ...

... ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Ac. MR. T GRATTAN (FORMERLY ARMAGH), DENTIST, prmanpntlv No. 11, CUIXF.GE-SCiIIA»J|F,AST, BKI,- FAST, exactly opposite the Inslkution, qM very near to the Ulster Railway Terminus. J i Mr. GRATTAN visits ARM JGl|p-(#Pssionally, every SATURDAY ...

... there to reiterate the charge, and offered to prove it. Lord JOHN BUSSELL said the hon. member ought, in that case, to come down and state them, and move for committee, which be (Lord John Russell) certainly would not oppose. The matter then dropped. ...

... AUCTION, the CORPORATION ARMS, in the Town of HILLSBOROUGH, TUESDAY, the day of October insl., at TWELVE o’clock. For terms and conditions of the letting, apply to Mr. W. E. TEAGUE, the Secretary of the Trustees, Hillsborough. JOHN HERRON, Auctioneer. H ...

... Green-Street and Grattan-Slreet GRATTAN-ST R K E T. All the lots the East side of Grattan-Street, numbered respectively on the plans I, 2, 3, 4. and 5. 1 lans, conditions ot Letting, and forms of Tender, roav be had on application at my Office. _ JOHN BATES, own ...

... -VFBride; third do., Mr. John Snowden, plough held David Reid. Second class.*first prize, Mr. Thomas Gray, plum*ll held by James Dowling; second do., Mr. John Ireland, plough held Robert Montgomery. Third class.*first prize, Mr. John Carlisle, plough held ...

... SECTION D. From Arm Street to PtUce Square. Containing length 281 feet Victoria Street, with front in Ann Street, and extending backward* to Upper Church Line. This portion of the said Ground has been divided into Lota delineated and set forth in the ...

... Mr. Edward Fitzgerald, Dr. Gray. Sir R. Baker, Mr. Lambert, Alderman Kinahan. Sir John Power. Leland Crosthwaito, Henry Grattan, J. M. Cantwell. Sir Robert Sfaaw, John Chambers, and Mr. Waterhouse. The High Sheriff was voted from the chair, and the Hoa ...

... (Jordon, A. Thompson. S. K. Mulholland, R. Davison, J. Owden, J. Grattan, W. Bottomley, A. J. Macrory, Robert Macrory, John Muiholland, Robert Taylor, John Hind, John Cunningham. John Hancock, Lurgan, Esqrs , Dr. Read, Dr. Marshall, sa-., ...

... including the «•* «© and reduc ion of Rhyghur. Aroulnier. and Asseerghur. Twice severely wounded by tnatehloek balls in the left arm, and right ride the siege of Asseergbnr. on the evening of the March. 1819. in a sortie m *de the garrison the fort into the ...

... and Stewart, of the Queen's College ; Drs. Grattan and Read ; Keys. Ur. Hincks (Killileagh). I Steen. W. Bruce.and J. Porter; Lieut. Calder. Robert Patteraon, Edmund Getty. Wm. Thompson A. J. Macrory, and John Hind, jun., Esqrs., &c. &c. Those present ...

... severe ather too ! Its dreadful to think of! must inquire into the matter further. Ibid. Grattan Gratified.—ln the House of Commons, the other evening, Mr. H. Grattan declared that the misgovermuent of Ireland had been such, that all the Ministers w had ...