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... prefum’d they are now clear. Edinburgh, Feh. 27. They write from Dublin, that there was lall Week produced before the Dublin Society, in the Parliament-houfe, by Henry Bond, Efq; of the County of Armagh, two Skins, viz. a Cow and Calf Skin, fairly and well ...
... which has given great Difcontent to the Officers ot the Army. We hear that Forces will encamp in Kent, EiTex, and feveral Counties near the Sea, as loon the Weather will permit. And that both Houfes of Parliament will be up about the Middle of April We ...
... been pleafed to prefent John H: y Mailer of Arts, to the Reftory of Epworth in the County and D'ocef. Lincoln. From the London Evening Pop. Thurfday laft died in Dublin, the Hon. Colonel Samuel Warter Whitlhed, Brigadier-General, olonel of the Fourth Regiment ...
... picturings of the. popular distress. In the Queen's County, a -party of -those I'o11e,011 ndisis were brought before Lord De Vesci, who, after some exsinillation, allowed them to proceed on their route. to the County of Dlown, buit seut information to the MATrquis ...
... it -lie COAl. MiINLS at HUtR1.E ?? Th5 i..Wi -k , t, it ze ing iitr, iil unnatl %w thin he Abbhey Parish oif PFish y tini County si Rtrietrew, di-taiit rauly) ii rtnies Iot' maP lkivy , and Ii frow Cilasgows, whiere I eucr is a.I- %'asys a demiand ?? ...
... will prove generally ben:fii tth- young Wheats, particularly intbetorward plant,,ss before! this check, began, in several Counties, to srh7 ter-proud. No complaint is anywhere heard of tb,: wire-worm. Pron thegeneral los9 of Turnips,and ih promising state ...
... lv snr ?? terleist hrf'ip c rr'tIM o'lr1\..Cfiieit~ll qr aitl,!1 S I ?? ! I!OYI) ALEJ ,-A s;i E RI ,I 111E IOLIl. ' .1 THE COUNTI'Y , F )F IE FiE,. _:cF . I r , * nritn Yout that the ShrriiT has fiied I'll ._ .11eire-it ti- lrd a thsr~x tial' l el rctrniena ...
... IHRELAN D. A Roman Catholic AMeeting was called on Satur- day se'unighlt in Dublin, by requisition, to vote an Address to his Majesty; Lord Fingal in the Chair. There was very little discussion. Sir E. Bellew. prop ised the Address, which was carried ...
... RIBBON SYS] EMA IN IRELAND. ATA1RMING Plt'kLGRZSS Ol THE IANDITTI. (Fro'zn the Dublin. Jourrnal of Wednes.dcu1.) OUr intelligence fronm the WVest, received this morning, is very alrming; Wre shall endeavour to comnprise the diffcrent accounts in as few ...
... IRISH1 RIBBON SYSTEM. (Froum the Dublin r. . rnad.) The Government of the conntry, ever watelfal of its interests,, have ordered all the disposable troops to proceed to the disturbed districts of thle west. Tihe whole county of Clare has been pro- claimel ...
... those bands of armed ruffians,- known by the appel. lation of Ribbonmen, continue to disturb the tran- 1 quillity of the counties of Roscmnmon and Galway. In all cases, however, where the Magistracy seen t to have acted with asy spirit, these'midnight ...
... illg by lis silk handkerchief troii one of the posts in the room, qnIlite! doad. Ait duel took phace in the Plniulix rark Dublin, Io 01ondlay se nnigili betwees i ?? Gibbon one of Ithe youn1g ?? ot' th1e unlortiliiat expedition to ;oth tulXieica, and ...