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... direr, Pm. mediate negaciAtions to be eotrred upon 1.. r releasing this country from treaty for, , ien states. fr,r mainmining armed remelt on the coast of Atrica, to moonlit the in slaves, The •ss opposed by Lard J. Mussel!, and other tioneereh.e mrmbers ...
... parties wentt in- stantly from the house to the field. Curry was %wounded in tise arm. A friend who was present told mne the duel took place in the twilight, and that Grattan said, 1 The gentleman is placed too far offL--I cannot see lint plainly-let htitn ...
... R. Ilriffiths. Mr. John Jones, fortisce filler, to Mias Eliash Jones. both of the Atnninn iron works. Per. 26, ol Llananinki the Rey. 14 Morgan, star. Mr. Wis. contrartor at ft.., Birch CoWary, Mrs- Margaret Jenkins. of O n Arms, J.lot.ssnilet,. Ilor ...
... eutering the kitchen, he seised Mr. John Jones, of lbefnclo, . geler, who was there, struck him, lie wee alien 1 egeie put out, by the bystanders. It could list be proved thut v. eapon woe seen in tee hands of John Huenol JOIN , b, nor was there any poultice ...
... Farrelly. Downey; J. Anderson: Coleraine, John M'Curdy; J. Geo. M'Cracken; Thos. and H. loody. Irvine. Cookstown, J. MI'Alister; S. Omagli, J. Donuielly. Dobson. Portadowni3S. M'Cullough; Dundallt, Robt. Godhy; Jas. John Stanley. GiCorer; Mrs.McArdle. Ramelton ...
... profession ot the C»- hopeful ,„d A.-Jj the W of the renerehl# ami patriotic Lonl Cloncurr), Q t;urc . p puce took Henry Grattan, and many other, of that atanip . who*e hi.'h national principle* and heredi- rr-r--tary palriotUm giro weight and dignity ...
... h a t of uman composition exactly corresponds w ith blood. MISHAP AT THE ALTAR.—Lately at a village adjoining the town of Cardigan, a loving pair presented themselves, accompanied by numerous friends, at the pariah church, to be united in the holy bands ...
... : W. Williams, chemist, High-street, Cardigan; 0. E. Davies, chemist, Hayerfordwest ; Joseph Potter, Herald Office, Ha vetfoniwtet R. C, Treweeks, chemist, Pembiuke: Thomas EVA., chemist, High -street, Swansea; John Moore, chemit, Broad -street, New Tons: ...
... Small ..- 6t 'V laldiaBonds, 1000 .. pmIAdvertisod.- v Bank of Ireland Stock . -- _ - - - IV Lord John Russell will give his first Parliamentary dinner U on the 1 5th of the ensuing month.-Globe. ri Lord Broughamn has left Grafton ...
... Weymouth Princess Charlotte, Carlisle Teigamonth Frinceesßoral, Jones,Swansea Torridge (s), Glendower (•), Liverpool John&Jenefer, Ellery, Fowey John, Williams, Newport Bote. Walters, Cardiff Matilda, Sandford, do Emperor, Nurse, Gloucester Exeter, Pineger, Surprise ...
... noticed-A. Guinness, Esq., Arthur Lee Guinness, Esq., R. R. Guinness, Esq., Sir John Power, Sir Edward M'Donnell, J. Power, Resq., Edward Grogan, M.P. (Dublin city); John M'Donnell (High Sheriff, Dublin city) ; Major Fairfield, James Perry, Hamilton Gale ...
... importance to Ireland of the present movement, and I ehave no doubt M,. Grattan's letter will have a very general fcirculation not only in the metropolitan but the provincial spapers. Mr. Grattan draws a deplorable picture of our unhappy .country. It is deplorable-it ...