... for Belfast Mrs. J. MOORE, Donerall PHce. GRATTAN & CO., Corn Market. MERCER KERR,, North Street. Grattan co. s medical hall, 10 and 12, Corn Market, Belfast, Under the personal superintendence of Mr. GRATTAN and bis Son-in-law, Mr. R. W. PRING, Licentiate ...

... GETTY. Esq.. Mayor. President. JAMES BRISTOW. Esq . Treasurer JOHN DAVIDSON. Esq . Hon. Secretary. John Bell. jun„ Captain M'Bridc, William Carson. Wm. Spackraan. Henry Campbell. John Seed. John Dunn, jua, J. Weinberg, and J. B. Kennedy. , F. D. Ward. William ...

... Anglia. DEATh orF JAMEs GinATTA, JUN.-.We have to an. nounee the death of James Grattan, jun., only son of Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., for the County 'Meath. Master Grattan was only twelve years of age, and was suddenly attacked with inflammation of the ...

... IMPROVEMENTS IN PLOUGHS. JOHN GRAY & CO., TJDDINQSTON, BY GLASGOW, Have recently effected most important improvements in Ploughs. At the Londonderry Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of Ireland this Season, John Gray Co.’s Improved Plough was ...

... application. Prince’s-Place, Ann-Street, Belfast. 1186 DUNGANNON. Mb. GRATTAN, Dentist, WILL VISIT DUNGANNON, PROFESSIONALLY, MONDAY, Hie Juno, when m?y bo CONSULTED at the RANFURLY ARMS HOTEL. Belfast, 11, College-Square East, May 26, 1850. HOWARD’S ENAMEL ...

... following appointments in those regiments:— Peter Lynch to be Ensign, North Mayo Regiment, vice William Ormsby, resigned. Henry John Buchanan, to be Ensign, South Mayo Rifles, vice William H. Sirr, resigned. Michael Dodd, to Ensign, vice Frederick George Moore ...

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... year of her age, Kilfane, on Tuesday last. Lady Power was the relict of Sir John Power, the sister of the late Oervase Parker Bu»he, Esq., and the niece of the patriot Henry Grattan and the herself formed a bright particular star” the galaxy of beauty and ...

... levy of more than 20,000 was drawn rapidly from the population, and placed under officers, many of whom were themselves new arms ; that this large body was for a time auperadded to the ordinary force of the country, and brought into contact, under cir ...

... Cid, which left Barcelona on the 23rd,has ar- rived. The Government troops occupy the principal positions, and retmain under arms. The city is tran- quil, and the shops open. The killed and wounded on both sides are estimated at 1,Q00. Figueras is quiet ...

... danger, Lord Cardigan lived fa* away from his men board bis yacht the harbour, are not, and cannot be, contradicted. All that tbs country has complain of—the mismanagement, the consequent ruin—stand fully confessed. All that Lord Cardigan has to say is ...

... timer. MIR% IN. ARMS IN Tilt rftneLAIIMEn InSTRICTII W. .1. Kernae km, Robert Gregg. Patrick Wilkisson, J ohn Al Tetragh, John Ogle Patrick Dover, Goo. Jacksin Grattan, John M'Cullow.th. John Jeiin 51•Kenno. Peter M'Aelev, J. Cameron. ...