... et. FEINAIGLIAN SCHOOL, ROSSMORE HOUSE, 41, KrLDARE-STltEET, Rev. THOMAS FLYNN, A.AM., MASTER. A T the close of the 27th session of this School, Pr iums A and otherhonorury Rewards were distributed to tb follow- ing Geijtlemen:- Gabbett, Smvth 1mius, ...

... Chamiber-street, Dublin, starch manufacturepr T'. M'Gtuliness, Carlow, shoemader. /1 T. Brophy, Francis-street, Dublin grocer. C. Croghan, Windfield, co. Rosc'ommon, Esq. W. Cassin, Eden.quaiy, Dublin, publican. P. Tomlinson, Dawson-street, Dublin, gent. J. Connor ...

... fellows. R At New Orleands, intelligence has been received from PL Matamoras to the 7th inst. The Centralists still had pos- R session of the town, while the Federalists were encamped re tear by. There had been no fight. vi (From the Morning Herald of Monday ...

... she and her husband had held some land under Mr. Simpson Wackett, but they gave up the land, still, however, retaining pos- session of the house connected with it. On the morning of the homicide the wife got up early, having been told by the deceased that ...

... abolish that grievous anomaly in the law which requires a professional genftiefua to give his attendance gratis at quarter sessions as a witness, or fined in 201. for not doing so.-i Limerick Chronicle, C ANTED, an humble youngMao, to attei a24 VT Spirit ...

... Laurence Kei- gan, Patrick M'Cul'agh, Edward Thornton, Stephen Far- rell, Nicholas Tuite, William Tuite, John Brennan, James Croghan, Owen Callan, Lawrence Smith, Alexander Ward, Mlichael Rochford, Henry Smith, Patrick Smith, Owen Smith, Michael Dunne, William ...

... i iven to h thersi? Public syupaty can be readilyn o exfited ?? the Ahrican or Negro, buth after laying our r, ?? session after session at the feet of the British parlib. mvent, and humbly supplicating for a redress of our griq ancee, we hsaeven Weuimwerej ...

... carried? ' And yet frightful as that efrbet would certainly, he, it'is what they are determined to carry early in the next session. I think,, therpfore, that: we should lose no time. A do- ImesticlgslaIture, properly censtituted, under the sway, of our ...

... SIMMONSTOWN, CELBERIDGE, COUNTY KILDARE, A FARM House and Offices, with Thirteec S and Two Roods of Land, of which imm a os- session can be given; likewise Twenty Acres einfigthe same, of which possessior can be had next year. - Apply to Mr. D. F. Shea, 58 ...

... independence. b I had nearly resolved on doing this at the close of the to last session oflparliament, as, notwithstanding the unusual g length to, which that session was protracted, not a single C step was taken to remove any one of the disabilities ...

... Roscomminn.-Henry Corr, tt id Esq.', Durham Hcuse; Francis Corr, Esq., do, ; -Uartho. to - lomew Daly, Esq., Carniturnano Edward Croghan, Esq., tb I- Toneragee; Patrick Kelly, Esq.;,'Ballinderry; Messrs. re 1, Michael Gilluhy, Plebstow-; Martin Kenny, HolywelL ...

... Tonse, em - d by Mr. .Chambers.I lived in 1841 at Exeter with m'brother, who is 'aconfectioner. Mr. Fraser nsedr live suring sessions and assizes. Hie had a sittin~1.oom and a oem. A Mise Arnold used to visit hinm. Hhe came very o en. le used to call her ...