... Dicken- a son, Miss J. Dickenson, ER. P. Bayley, D. L. ; Col. I Peacocke, Sol. Paterson, W. Ewarb, D. SmithwickeC C. Pike, W. Johns, T. Revington, Mr. and Mrms Downe, Mr. and Mrs. Desian, Mr. and Mrs. H. D Wynne, Mr. Wimnington, Mr. sand Mrs. Arthurs, i Miss ...

... St. John T. Blacker, D.L.; James Stewart, D.L.; S. R. B. Evatt, D.L. F. T. Jervais, DL.; Jas. Hamilton, D.L.; J. P, Boyd, D.; Count D'Alton, D.L.; K O'Reilly, D.L.; John E. Vernon, D.L.; A. Loftus lottenham, J.P.; Jas. Alex. Henderson, J.P.; John Hancock ...

... people, and had succeeded in throw- . ing off their yoke. The strong arm never yet re- deemed, a nation without education; and he whe I would advise his fellows to use the strong arm against England was a madman. The people sbould be cdu-i * cated. and ...

... Captain A. J. C. (CorkE ast) . 186 Doocan. P. ?? (Tvrane ?? j6 Engledow., C:. J. (Ktildare Soutl) ?? Esmnorde. Sir T. H. Grattan, Bait. (EKerry West) ?? Farrell, J. P. (Cvan West) ?? ~ **e J145 Fslrrell, T. G (herr S 'outh) ?? French. P. (Wesiford ?? ...

... volunteer militia M. force of 30,000 men, to be paid, armed, and clothed;. iseand it is their intention, when this is completed, to endeavour to organise a reserve force of 30,000 vo- at lunteers, to be armed and clothed only. No reasonable Id. man can entertain ...

... the learned judge will not resume his iudizial iuinct ons. T aere are three County Court Judges on the sick lisn Besides Mr. John Roche, Q.C., who has 'Ott f so suddenly stricken down, there are two vetexan Coeasty Court Judges-the R1ecorder of Galwvay ...

... ex- cursion of the Northern Counties officials. Masoxic.-At the last monthly meeting of St. John's Lodge, No. 185, held in the Masonic HaUll Dungannon-Br.John Beatty,P.M. pressdicg,it was proposed by Br. James DI. Hamilton, and seconded by Br. Thomas ...

... lessened by the subtraction of nmen like Sir George Grey, Sir William Somerville, Mr. Tennvson D'Eyncourt, Mr. M4Cullagh, and Sir John Rormilly. ir. Waklcy's absence will detract occasionally from the spirit of debates; Mr. Horsman will cease to startle drowsy ...

... Le mind is to be referred to the Secretary of State. B- In the suit of Cardigan v. Howe, in which the LtADuke of Buecleuch claimed from the executor of re the late Earl of Cardigan the value of a service of id plate, part of which had been melted down ...

... be considered as a gross breach of etiquette, but mlight still further l injure the interests of his illustriols brother-in- arms, if, indeed, it would not be fraught with peril to the cause of the Protestant succession. T 1he wily Boliegbroke, who had ...

... disorderly on tbe 10th lost,, and was sentenced to one calendar month 's imprisonment vitth hard labour. John Johnstoo, for an assault upon William John Grattan, wab sent to eaol for fourteen days with hard litbour. James Henderson, for assaulting his wife on ...

... : valua- tion, £26 iNs; old rent, £27 3s Gd ; judicial rent, £21 lOs. William M'Grattan-Area, 2ra. 2r. 10p.; valna. tion, i30 .5 s; old rent, £35 ; judioial rent, £27. John Dorrian-Area, 21a. Or. 11p.; valuation, £1i 1.5s; old rent, £20 17s; judicial reut ...