... Is that your ain sel’ ''—John Bui. Doing BailiffsOn the Bth instant, Denis Gaynor and Michael lleddin, bailiffs, were in the act of serving « jecU ment processes on farmers in the parish Finnoe, they were met an armed party who threatened to take ...

... the following gentlemen were elected holars in their respective departments: In Science —J.It Arnold, John Clarke, John Craig, John (Jordon, John Gillie, William Lupton, and David 11. M*Murtry. In Li/era/ars—James Gumming and Thos. Richey, Dean of Residence ...

... 1 the Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, the member for Meath). conclusion that holing could not proper without prote w etlu m n . to co her is- At that meeting Mr. Fitssinion, turning to Mr. '. oe I . 7.„, l u b u r go , u , u , uu u, : i t.. Grattan, said ...

... WOLFE & Co. ; or, to JAMES M. WALT HEW, Tower-Chambers and JOHN GREER, Newrt PRICE, tin. Intelligence. OF QUEEN’S BENCH—DI»u», Jaw. 16. (Before the Full Court.) Th« Queen, at the prosecution of John Jardine, ▼. W. F. Conway, Proprietor of The Evening Post ...

... Henry Lewi. Smale, Esq. AUDITORS. » I F. B. CockeriU, Esq. | J.D.Dow, Esq. ^BFEPIC0EFtcEit.—John Clendinning, M.D., F.B.S., 10, Wirapole-street, Cavei^ish s^on. John Ashley, New-square, r -STV^NTnn Mr Se'rgeant Mnrphy, M P, Temple. Lincoln Inn. Mr. se Qld ...

... Right lloa James Grattan, Francis Gervais, Rev Gregg. A M ; Win Garnett, Esq ; Samuel Garnett, Esq, Arvl.all; Samuel Glorney, .John John Greene, John G> orge, Rev Fred Goold, Alexander Graydou, Garstio, JP. county Louth ; John Gray, s*-ii ...

... P., Sir W. Dillon, Bart., Sir T. Dancer. Bart.. John Davis, Ok.. Warrenpoint; Hercules Ellis, .IP, Lord Fitzgerald and Vesci. John ho«all,D L., Earl of Glengall, Edward Grogan M.P , Bight I om J«. Grattan, Francis Hev. T. D. Grt-KK, •• •• Mans Hamilton ...

... Udaliam and Feudalism—Landed Proprietors In Nor- way and Ireland. 12. Irish Chiefs—Owen Roe, Roger O’Moore, Swift, Molyneux, Grattan, O’Connell, Dr. Doyle, Davis. 13. The World’s Workmen—Statesmen, Soldiers, Thinkers, and Discoverers. 14. Visits to Irish ...

... Hon. W. Bernard, R. Barnewall, John Baker, W. Baker, Tram Bomferd, J.P. county ot Meatb ; Thomas Butler, J.P. county of Meath ; Robert Bowen, Rev. John Bandon, John Judkin Butler, Eldon Butler, Charles H. Bowen. John Boushire, J. P., Sir Alan Bellingham ...

... held the important appointment of Retlus Professor of Divinity since 1129. and waa lately promoted to lucrative Rectory of Arms«h. an ofiee which did not reader aery the realßaation his professorship. Hie demise wUI be deeply deplored the members of the ...

... Theodore Hook 89 HOMEWARD BOUSD-Cooper 90 THE PATHFINDER— Cooper 91 THE DEE RSLAYER— Cooper 92 JACQUELINE OF HOLLAND-Grattan 93 THE AT ARMS— James 91 TWO OLD MEN S TALES 95 TWO ADMIRALS-Cooper 96 RICHARD SAVAGE— Whitehead 97 CECIL— Mrs Gore 98 THE PRAIRIE ...

... Dec. 21, iron-works, Mr John Morgan, the Royal Arms inn (formerly of Abergavenny) aged | the 17th instant, Mrs Price, wife of Mr William Price, carpenter, ol Over-tnunnow, Monmouth. Jan. 8, at Aberystwilh. Hester, the wife John Fox rownes, Fsq.. of As ...