... drawing blood slightly. Defendant—Did not ssy to you was not going to th® Exhibition Constable— did not hear yon say word. Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence— His master’s horses were trotting not galloping when policeman laid hold ...

... slightly. the Exhibition? Defendant—Did I not say to you I was not going to Constable—TI did not hear you say a word. Robert Madder, defendant’s groom, was called for the defence—His master’s horses were trotting, not gallop- Before ping when the policeman ...

... blood slightly. Defendant-Did I not say to you I not going to the Exhibition . Constable-1 did not bear you say word. Robert Madder, defendant’s groom, was called for the de fence-His master’s horses were trotting not galloping when policeman laid hold ...

... slightly. Defendant—Did I not say to you I was not going to the Exhibition ? Constable—l did not hear you say a word. Robert Madder, defendant’s groom, was called for tho defence. His master’s horses were trotting, not galloping, when tho policeman laid ...

... presented the Venersble Robert Bell thereto. The Lord Bishop of Cashel left the palace, Waterford, on Thursday, for Bromley Perk, Delgsny. the eat of Laly Barret Daly. The vicar.chorslship of Lismore, held by the late Richard James Madder, has not been tilled ...

... chests gum arable at 28s to 335, 200 bags cotch at 18s. A few casks Oporto red Argols without change, and about 100 bales madder roots at 448. Shuman continues dull, with large parcels on offer, and there is little inquiry at present for berries. At the ...

... Ser. William ampoule LLD., of a daughter. September 18, at Queenstown. the logy of Attwell Hayes Allen. Esq., of a lb, In it Robert Wbeian, late, solloitor, st a um enterer IS, toonty Down, the My Thum, Warfoc, Sq., et. dasibtor. Septuusber 17, the Eh at ...

... aka Daft Jame; Vaasa &awe of pa. s N• Windows WNW.. Nom an OW lA. OK Ns MINI. INN mak lay I wale t. WINN awed se le ba doing madder Ms at DOTAL MEDICAL HALL AID LIM MINT, 66 DAME,STREET, DUBLIN. 1.0. and Co. have received a fresh migly of anirrmurs WAX, ...

... NATUKE’S NOBILITY. BY ROBERT NICOLL. I ask not for his lineage, I ask not for his name— If manliness he in his heart, noble birth may claim. I care not though of world’s wealth But slender his part. If yea you answer, when I ask— Hath he true man's heart ...

... Messrs. Richard Lynagh and Fraes. letrt Usher's-quay-Messrs. John Healy and WM. madder, jun. Merchant's-quay--Messrs. J. Dillon, and j. Burkse Arran- quay-Messrs. Robert Delaboyde and Robt. Brhlne'. Inns- quay-M~essrs. Michael Murphy and William l~btt ...

... demanded. Some Palermo Sbumac at Its, and small lot of good Persian berries at 61 16s. and by auction. bales damaged Turkey madder roots at 47s to per cwt SODA.—Two cargoes of nitrate of soda, consisting of tons have been sold to arrive at 13s fed, and ...

... a decree convoking the Counill- General of ihe Vaucleuse far the 5th of May, to deliberate on the expediency of admitting madder free of duty for ex- port. PARTIS BOURSE, API'tL 18.-Latest Prires-The Five per Cents., 92f. 45c.; 'Ihree per Cents., 57f ...