... tfulAkinstahle kobert Martin cm the previous might. The .ulonstalAe deposed he arrested the primmer in Grattan Street foe being drunk. After the arms he threw himself Omni. and semulted vitae.. by kicking bin.. He also gave him • great deal of trouble ...

... serves germ, eerie).* and is. ammo the testa*/ the ism:rotas weak animist a the spirits. sad redone robot heath. Wry bridal all arms. Bottles. ; sari sine, 11a; jeer. SIM. Bold yy all eksesids. (B• me least Pepper's WPM'S QVIRThR mad IRON TONIC.— Two or 41 ...

... Mr. John Fraser (iestruetryi by Mr. John Rea) were for the resperekrots. out it._ _ Mr. Oars—How would you like to bale to nee that milk for your lemildamt, dinner, and supper (Laughter) E wh of the defenditen Irma • penalty CUs and are. a[ John Ferris ...

... Mimes Illeeny, Tudor Lodge. Mrs. T. Gaildn. jun.. Wilmon a irkM. *lbs. W.. Oirdwood, Oldpork. Miss N. Gailkin, Queen's Kama Mrs John Greenhill, University Name. *The Mimes Girdwood. Climates Mn. Gamble. Royal Terrace. Mn. Robert Lisburn. Mira Hanna, Donegan ...

... Narcm's Crlsr or VITAL Enzmor. mat rod fro, fo r 11.PVIIIACHER'S GALVANIC ESTABLISHMENT, 196, REGENT STREET, LONDON. W GRATTAN & CO., CORN MARNE,' A. CO., ROYAL MEDIC& L yALI., BELFAST. TARGETS. OTOX%f • CO. ands ahem. Stamped A or with Um CROWN REAND ...

... is as BILLIAST. 1115 battle ant MI STEAM COMMUNICATION. THE IltIBH BOATS. WHITE STA- R LIS Z. Ifonct.—The of Or L- iao t arm tor TTIfITA D STATES XAJL STEA 11 Baratta. $ Huntrport.., arlat . br 14M u ltfir Wit 71110illiar pant ' Li% C.M. air Corer rem ...

... 11N M . NINCH. [Aro. MmHg Naos 015,. WILLIAM . ILE. • ; 1111.1,1 AM IVA ' rFITI4, P. DAWIKIN: awl PORI, A Co., losolnvoktry; JOHN M•N ANIL 0r, W. CANION, HUHN W. J. lAN ; JAMAM loon JOSEPH POI. Cmlolan4 JAM 1411 , INICE. In. lAstonter HUM. IL GUNNY, ...

... father.; here and there is gallant rebel still sionemed an armed resistane agaitat Euglieh rule in Bela d; I the light that had shone in et upon • hundred tionsind dashing bayonet. of the armed Protestant gentry of Ireland was dm. for, alas. that light ...

... J. Warne„ k, ~lp wound; Sophia Oita*, scalp wound; Sub- Coostabl• Wm. Oilcan, contused wound of eyebrow ; John Dixon, incised wound of arm; Hugh IPCnbe, scalp wound; Catherine Beattie, wound; James Trimble, scalp wound; Ed Walsh, contusion of chest; ...

... seem that the insurgents ho 1 oily about y„5O men armed with uria.ets and Liam. The rat had only knives or pist dethat before these troubles were worn by ev,ryboly. One hundred And fifty of the bee armed Ind gene out on on, road tow irds Tatar-Baaudpk, ...

... fruit which the zealous khoiva of the Bev. D. B. Mokall sa justly deserve. Keene. Hugh Mh3erry and John M'Shanc, of the Lougliguile Society ; Mess. John 11.Laughlin and Cherie. O'Neill, of the I Pn:,glenone &eh ty ; and Meows. Hugh Mont.. and William Feagan ...

... a large and enthodastk meeting was held in the Corn Ex. change Hall, Kilmarnock, for the ;earth of iag a lecture from Mr. John Fergamon, of Glasgow, the maybe Home Rale on the thee of Federal Union. The hall, which is a most specious one. woe well filled ...