... the grain trade; and their liabilities are staled at £200.009. Rumours on Tuesday in Belfast indicated a much larger sunk— Whig. Another Reported the Corn Trade. —We ( Irish Times) regret to state that was rumoured in Dublin on Wednesday that another ...

... fair presented feature of interest, being almost all farmers’ nags, fair number of which changed owners, from £7 to each.— Whig- CHARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST A ROAD CONTRACTOR. Henry Smyth v. Joteph Carliile. Tims was a complaint made Holy wood Petty Sessions ...

... length ; but, there being some informality the process, it was not concluded, and fresh summonses will have to be taken out.— Whig. The Use Tobacco. —The Lancet says, in answer to correspondent Tobacco in moderation is believed by some to be rather advantageous ...

... sale of them. The ourt •aid that made no difference whatever the law required qualification. The same rule wa* made •» »n cam— Whig- ...

... of collateral testimony had been received in a previous examination, M’Creesh was committed for trial, bail being refused.- Whig. Tub Reign of Terror .Meath.— Within the last twelve months in Meath one fanner has been murdered, three magistrates shot at—one ...