... company with Mr. Grattan. He found oar and harness the yard, and they were identified by Mr. Grattan. then arrested him, and cautioned him. M‘Cooker said would tell all about it. He said purchased oar and haroeui from Thomas Reevy, Mr. Grattan’s ooachmsn. ...

... again to rise from her knees and stand erect, it will only be—to use the words of the immortal Grattan—* by tracing her progress from injury to arms, and from arms to liberty’” !. . Adieu! Aherlow. iitonte. THE MARTIN FUND. Castletown Geoghegan, Westmeath ...

... gelatinous matter. A hollow found under the left arm, capable of secreting half-pint bottle. The jury relumed a verdict, finding the father guilty of manslaughter. WESTPORT QUARTER SESSlONS.— Wednesday. Before John H. Richards, Esq.; Sir George O’Donel, William ...

... G, and others of the h best rank. Sol Chemists, Price 1s 11d an 2s 94 per bott the Proprietor, EB. . Powell, Belfast, rs, Grattan & Market. Street. HoLtowa the advance the mornings and become chilly ED, AN lately free action of the kin, and give rise te ...

... pa ts j andto Priva~te Families s) 831 LOAVES LUMP SUGAR, Direct from Rotterdam. JOSEPH ANDERSON, 49 75, North Street. -St JOHN HANNA ANNOUNCES HIS ID E ANNUAL DISPLXY OF NOVETIMES cc ns A FOR La CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR. ng DRESSES AND COSTUMES, C Ia rOR ...

... on the 18th December; the action of the society applauded* and ottioe bearers for year were appointed. doritur* Whig, The Cardigan magistrates have just discovered ernes of systematic embezzlements in regard provisions for the jail, and at the earns time ...

... candidates were Mr. tJrevillo N out, thickand-thin supporter t Governmont. and Mi-. John Martin well koowa Fenian. The show hands was in favour of tbu former; but afterwards armed mobs paraded the streets, and established for > >urs ar> njo of terror. On Thursday ...

... FREE;HOLD FARM, the Property of the late Mr. John BeIl, which was ad- vertised to be Sold by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the 1st day of FEFBRUARY next, baa been dis- posed of by Private Contract. j JOHNS, HEWI7T, & JOHNS, So- licitors, 29, High Street, Belfast. ...

... exist, after a career of ninety years. should young ladies make good rifle voluneers ?—Because they are accustomed to bare arm*. VVhat is the diUVrence between an auction and and sea-stoknes* ? One is the sale of effects, the other the effects of sail ...

... me. My ink-bottle and pen were found, and carried off as trophies of triumphant victory ; while was left alone with aching arms and maddened heart. I told them as they were leaving the cell that they did not find the mare’s neat, alluding to the letter ...

... follow the baneficial consequencts of freo trade in agri. tultural produce. 'WHOLESALE ROBBERY AT CARDIGAN JAILI SUMMARY DiSMISSAL OF THE GOVFRNOR. AT the Cardigan Quarter Sessions, On Tuesday, Mr. C. M Griffiths, deputy-chairman, peresiding, the visiting justices ...

... Fees. JOHN H. GOWAN, Auctioneer, George's Lane ?? Arthur Place. Belfast, 4th January, 1870. 211 i E 1v tING FRtOM BUSINESS. A U C T I 0 N IIOT',L FO'. S AI., W'ITh HO[USEHOLD F URNITUIIE. TilE BPOWN LOW ARMS HOTEL. DONEmALL QUAY, BELFAST. Mr. JOHN H-I ...