... bronchitis, at 41, Combermere SS:-.ec, SeLfat, Mary Aann, rerlct of the late John Armour, aged 40 years, BAL MIEit-April 1D, at hig residenae, Glenhead, Kegs- bezy, Moira, Mr. John BaImer, aged 55 years. BYR4E- April 15, after a tedious illnes3, at 43, Werlaud ...

... property of John Dunlop. The ?atter was playing football in Mayrnoont Street, on Friday evening, when Snowden kicked the ball to Greer, who lifted it, and both the prisoners ran away with it. Tue case lwas adjourned for three months. Wim John Hope was charged ...

... -Last nighb the houses of three men named John Leader, David Leader, and Jeremiah H~oward, at Rilcomney, near hlill- street, County Cork, vwere simultaneously attac~ked by moonlighters, and arms demanded at ,John Leader's. On being refused, the party entered ...

... pirates, from tifteen to twenty in suumber, had fast cutters, and were well armed. Their nationality is unknown. ARREST OF A D)YNAMIITARD. LoNDoN, MoNi.tY.-Au En-glishlman, named, Grattan, was at Henleyv Polioe Court remnanded t for having in his possession ...

... either side with the noble lord's coat of arms, surmounted by his viscount's coronet, and having inscribtd upon it his well-known motto, - Fleet! non freanir. Upon the driver's seat were also displayed the arms and motto of the Trinity House- Tre itas ...

... ; or to Messrs Grattan & co. Corn Market mad my PAl, oal Nediol patL . .8t. B00KB, PAMHES, &c., NEATLY A! IB expeditiously Printed at the Naws.Lrr 5B 7 and 59, Donegall Btreet , R LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, In the Goods of John Moore, Deceased ...

... at half-1bt three! 'claekg; fr lf I ; A.1 plrase accept this iaatimlsduci 1 ;k-Karu i ' , at Lawrcncviaurgh, US America, Mr. John, herr, ae *1 f Dull brook, near Raudahtowia Xafy ttiANIS -Mar.h 25, at S, Castlereazh View, Beltslt, of W-ila, wliamn Jamres ...

... bier havirg tlrcn been revealed, a low roll of mnutfied drums was hIeard, the ifainit'y presented arms, anrl again after a shnoit intervval reversed arms in readiness to march. Nothing could be more simple and unIpreerirdinfit than tire tribute thus paid ...

... P'mrnell's great- grandfather, Sir John Parnell, held for muany years thle office of Chancellor of the Er-chequer in the Irish Parliament, and resigned rather than vote for the Act of Union ; and Sir Henry Parnell, Sir John's son, after many years' service ...

... the Handicap tlobe entered with Mr. JOHN BA-RRY, Great Edward Street, Belfast, on or before Ten o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the '222nd December; for the other Races, on FRIDAY, before Twtveo'lok.DAVID CARLISLE, Treasurer. JOHN BISHOP, Secretary. STEWARDS: WitMnAsi ...

... to-:iorrow (Thursdaly) :1. ';g, at ten o'clock. Fr'ends will please accept l k ;,1LEL -.Ian. 10, at his residence in London, John A. N,,g -'. } , agedl '2 years. His reumains will be 1:e:l. d feuoi the Fleetwood boat, at Belfist; on F:,i iy iolining, the ...

... TZ A T Tl S.- Aia c--Jis .*luire 10, at 2, Iltitua Stre', ftlffastJaniieus Davey) of .1 cr Sjaiest ' C0,'t'jiii, isti; 27' ) arm. 1lls remains will 'ji. r,:o'icl i r i;t',raiut it ,fimar'., Bus's 1mlreilg- g~rlt , ton fklik fMl111',l1O .rc' ig, at lialf-jaist ...