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... the event was feasible among their tenantry in Dungannon, by whom the Kanfurly family i's sincerely and warmly bc! loved.— Whig. Sudden Death. —On Monday evening Bandmaster-Sergeant Richard James, of the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, died suddenly at ...
... upon bail awaiting trial. In England the punishment for this offence remains as it wasdeath bv the hand of the executioner Whig. BALIA'HOT QUARTEB SESSIONS. ...
... from Coleraine. Droinore, Saimfleid, and Kilkeel, be'i le-t many from individon's, are expected be received the 2Uth iust. Whig. | ...
... firkins MARK ET—WEnwasnAT. that the cattle trade of Belfast is ma 1. . The arrivals of English grain, foreign barley, and state. Whig. oats are small tof foreign wheat large, and mo- Disobacefol Imposition.— There is an ar- , ‘® te flouT , There were scarcely ...
... command of Major-General Hi tler. “George f. Strong, A.A.G., Chief of Staff.” Referring the the corpus law, The liichmoiui Whig says : But. peihapy. oircuiustance still more rgnificaut ot tJesperAte tb» black It-'pub leans arc oo is tbe secoi.d proclam ...