... Rae’s dock-yard. Here she laid herself down, apparently much fatigued, but before the people in the'yard could get their fire-arms ready, she had considerably recovered her strength, Several shot were fired at her, and two of them penetrated her body, one ...

... cries Vive !e Hoi! and I'i vent Irs Bourbons! The Prevotal Court was immediately assembled to try all the rebels taken with arms in their hands. It «as remarked that the moment the insurgents were warmly attacked, and that the troops pursued them, the ...

... the engaged in this iv.iarioui practice may then fore expected. Last Thursday, one John M'Ardell, who some time ago had been sentenced transportation, was seen hv Mr. John Quin, pubiiclv walking in the streets wry. Mr Quin aided by Mr. Reed and Mr. Russel ...

... undcrnarntd TENEMF.N PS. vii;_ irmru ortrn. I—A WELt-SECURRP PROFIT RENT of IT» fid arising out of House in Tuibot-slreet, comer Grattan-street—Let on a Lease 31 Years, from her. «. No JT —TMRER'DWET,I,ING-HOUSFS. aitunte km* Gr*tt »n-strt*ct Pfttri ...

... the Han. H. (,' and John , Esq. ia Hyde Park; in coas. qu-nee of words had passed . tween tlient, re»• •ecting Lady, Sunday evening. It was agreed to (ire together; when the b di of the forre.-r struck th latter Gemlcr.ian’s Uft arm. The Seconds llien ...

... Formosa, shot at Pernambuco; and tnat the Royalist# would not have gained decisive a conquest, it the country had been armed. The want of arms was the great cause (and several disnlf eied patriots), of their total overthrow.— likewise informed, that two American ...

... promise would not broken, 11. d would, therefore, move j vote thunks to Mr. Grattan for the communications that had m ule. Mr. Dwyer conceived, that the letters of Mr. Grattan re fir from hi.i.dug th it (• ntleman support their Petition for repeal of the ...

... diet* Dutchess do.******4ll 6 0 0 per 1000 ' Countess do.****~j£6 10 0 O 0 ditto do. 7 6 0 ditto Cardigan do.***«**.£ 1 0 0 0 ditto Herrings 22 9 0 0 per arm) Oil, Cod ****.#**** 1 10 0 p'*r gAilon —, Seal ********** 2 6 0 0 Oatmeal 11 9 to per of Wheat ...

... Edward Stanley ; Mr. Wilson, Principal Ulster King at Arms, and Mr. Andrew M. Graham. Sir Matthew Tierney, Bart. to Majesty. The Karl and Countess of Caledon; Earl O’Neill; Lord and suite; John Wilson Cromer, M.P. ; Sir F. Hassaid, Earl Uective, the ...

... O'Ferral, John Connolly, James lamiltou Story, Georg# O'Callaghan, Deane Freeman, Kavanagh, Ilandcock, Fox, James Hstmlton, | Uyde, Pepper, ColsilT, Imw, Nicholas Aylward, George (, Cavil. r.i,eW Henry Keounis. Caddell. F. H. Cotton J. Bonham, John Burke ...

... S. FcigUNon, J«*hn Hiohardson, Alt , x®”^ John Slnclaire, John M'C’anci*, imnms Ferguson, Robert Wilh'amaon, Ak*i«nd.r Alexander Hunter, Win. Hunter, Edward Curties, M. Andrews, Siere«i4>n, jun. Arcliilmld John Cliarley, linen Trade.—We refer nor readers ...

... kindness and unliending justice of our Monarch. Mr. Grattan has indulged you with an eloquent display of oratory; he has told you that lie had apprehensions from hn housemaid, but 1 believe that Mr. Grattan is not apprehensive danger from a domestic.— never ...