... Paton, Esq., J.P. John M'Kinstry, Esq., Deputy-Clerk of the Peace, having read the commission, the following gentlemen were swum on the Grand Jury— William Boyd, Esq., sen. (foreman*. John Stephenson Riggs. James Gardner, John Hughes, John M*Watters, Michael ...

... GRATTAN CO., and all Chemists and Druggtsts• BALLyciAns—JIM:EB GREGG Litman—BOYD & 00 Dowsrirs:c[—WlL WBRLDB. Nawrowous&e—J. WATCHES AND JEWELLERY DIRECT FBOX THE WORKSHOP. QTR EVER W A ONG STERL ING TCHEB S Cappeda lLVEß ndJeweßsd L. from 38s; Ladies' ...

... SURRENDER OF ARMS. On Friday evening, considerable excitement was created in Dublin by the report that seizure of cannon had been effected at the Dublin and Drogheda Railway Terminus. Upon inquiry we have ascertained the facts to be follows :—lt appears ...

... Stir arms. PROMOTIONS VXD EXCHANGES. War-Office—Dec. 1. •1 Regiment of Foot—Capt W. G. James to be Major, without purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Rohnisou, ret. f.-p. ; Lieutenant J. H. Locke to be Captain, without nurcluaa, vice James. |sth ...

... DEATH OF JOHN M CLINTOCK ESQ. The illness of the above venerable and universally respected gentleman is announced in another column, the particulars reached us early in the week; but ou Friday. *e were apprised by letter of hii demise, which took place ...

... lawyer could be found to act for the plaintiff, when John Philpot Curran, moved to the very soul by the barbarous cruelty and injustice of the defendant, grasaed the brief of the priest, and armed with the facts therein, struck aside as with a lightning ...

... » » -»■» Newry, May 3,1552. MR. V. GRATTAN, ■ DENTIST, teiicquaint th#* Gentry and n«ieh« Jy-> purposes visitlnij NEWRY, Prt>- Y next, the 10:h m«fani. at Dr. DAVIS'S, 6, Sugar-is’and. BeO'eat, I3r>2. ”UNHrajIUVED SALK FaraUarv. I'lntr, and Platrd W»r ...

... freedom —of John Mitohei. tho dioliogniehed eoholer, arieluit, end pelriot. Hon. John McAteor, f irmeriy of N.'Wrv, wet colled to tlio cheir, nod Mr. Melthew Donahertr elected orcrelery. On taking the chair, Mr. at f llnwa:—Fellow-oitiaena—John Mitchcliedead ...

... between Lord Cardigan and myself such an extent to paralyse the service ; it was true to say that there were such differences ; believe that th wore differences between me and lx>rd Cardigan after the letter alluded to ; Lord Cardigan my brother-in-law ...

... THE LEAGUE IX DOWX AXD MR. ARM AX CRAWFORD. Our readers cannot have forgotten that of the the trio of Down Magistrates that alone, out of the whole County Magistracy, could be induced 'to follow the car of the League through mud and mire, Mr. Guy Stone ...

... known as The Upper Quarter Finn. Defendant alter tetras rued giving John this portion of the farm, and let the rent go behind, so that en ejectment was brought for non.payment of rent. John and his father were then ejected, and de. I fondant in the present ...

... DEATH OF SIR JOHN ESMONDE. A Dublin correspondent telegraphs that Sir John Esmoude, M.P. for County Waterford, died yesterday THE HATTERS’ STRIKE. hatters’ strike, which lasted five weeks, Deaton, near Manchester, has been amicably arranged by the men ...