... side is the portrait of John Philpot Curran delivering his famous speech on the cerrupt creation Jof peers; and underneath, but outside the bar, there is a painting of Henry Grattan in conversation with Henry Flood. . Sir John Foster occupies the chair ...

... [Ecforo the I!oo. Co.one! Por'iH-*, R.M.; Dr. M'Uee, J.P.; nod Mr. John Rrowne, d.P.t in custody, ebargfeu Ueeteeiiae M with buying sto.en pair boots ana pair aocka property of John M'Laaghno. on to« 2d:h matant. Toe accuW wa* remanded for week. Turn ...

... Mr. Justin M‘(Jartv, announcing his intention of returning to London to-day. The Manchester police are engaged in search for arms, which they have been informed are being largely imported into the borough. Owing to the almost hopeless condition which Count ...

... or) m*y toe Couiuilcd HONIUAaa •»' Um Towns BRIDGE—Second Monday, a* the Down shire Arm*. 'NPATRICK—Find Toesdey. Down Hunt Hotel. GAN-Firrt Thursday, the Browlow Arm* Hotel. OAKNON—Second Thursday, Mr. Montague * CommereUl MOtai. LYMONEY, Third Thuradav ...

... ke * M‘Mall«n, Vietorii Street; QiLion, Mill Street; the Arm Street Oil Drag Store; John Campbell, 148. Dm. o:*! 1 Samuel Stewart, Petor’s Hill: Alexander 'L Shankhill Road; Adam Boyce, ; John M'Conkey, Leadbetter Street; Lilfi.i, lrTlB , Wilton Street; ...

... Belfast. 2693 BOTTLED ALE always in splendid condition at the Donegal! Arms, 96, Doncgall Street. T TIMES” ran be obtained Every _Lj Saturday at J. Robb & Co.’s, Castle Place. JOHN LITTLE, Plumber, Gasfitter, and Bellhanger, 7, Lisbon Street, Albert Bridge ...

... held to day—Mr. Wm. Moffatt the chair. Tbt other members present were—Messrs. Jamea Scott. Wm. Hall, David Buddell, Smith, John Ball, James ColHgan, Samuel Keatlcy, and Cosgrove, On the motion of Mr. Cosgrove, seconded by Mr. Smith, the report of the ...

... Street. Belfast. Sold by William Co„ 89 Mil) Street, Belfast; Richardson Brothers, fiO Ann Street. Belfast; John H. Shaw. Newtown aids Rood. Belfast; John Cairns, 43 Wilton Street, Belfast; Robert Campbell. Great Edward Street, Belfast; W. J. KaaldD, New Lodge ...

... Wine and Spirit T> OSBACH ITTATER. Merchant, 10, Howard Street, .. (Agent for OSBACH Relf.Bt.BdUl.ter), V V Also of Messrs. GRATTAN OSBACH TXTATER. Co., Corn Market; sod the principal OSBACH TTTATER. Wine Merchants. V V Dublin, A. AB. Thwaites. Price Lists ...

... Burns, Jun.— Saturday evening last, a number of the friend* of Mr. Francis Bums, jun., late of Messrs. John Rowan & Sons, Limited, met in the Wellington Arms Hotel, Castle Lane, for the purpose of presenting him with a testimonial, the occasion of bis leaving ...

... goodwill of business of Mrs. Roseanne Cochrane in her hotel and premises, known as the Abercorn Arms Hotel, Ballynafeigh. After considerable competition, Mr. John Smith, of Wellington Street, was declared the purchaser. Mr. Thomas Brown, solicitor, Donegall ...

... names are—James Bailie (captain of the vessel which was lost) : Richard Nichol, sailmaker; and John Baiiie, apprentice. The apprentice referred to is son of Mr. John Bailie, moulder, corner o! Greenmount Road and Canning Street ; and was for some time in the ...