... Arbuthuot, Captain the Hun. St. John Butler, Sir George Morris, Sir Bernard Burke, Ulster King Arms ; Sir Roirert ao ...

... held in Belfast, there were present—Win. Crawford, Esq., in the chair—J. J. Richardson, M.P.; John Charles, G. Andrews, John llerdman, James Campbell, and John Borthwick, Esqrs. A letter was read from the private Secretary of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ...

... p of this John to nls father, John of Cartrons. allege that John Malone, who was called Shane Bawn, went the north of Ireland about the year or and support of this fact wc refer to the date-stone of his house, which has been preserved, and bears his name ...

... exist unassisted from the days of St. Patrick to the present lime, Until Lord John Russell and his sub-da'puty, did so. Was that religious liberty. (Cries of no, no.) Lord John Russell now figured in F.xeter Hall, and fßet. Mr. Power) supposed that on the ...

... JOHN BANIM AND HIS CHILD. We find the following poetic pieces in the biography of John Banim, the last number of the Irish Quarterly Review. The writer introduces them in these words Amongst his poetic pieces written this period are two little poems suggested ...

... Matthew Barrington, Bart; Colinan llicbaal O'Loghlen, J Murray, John H Keane, James Power, George Hodson, Bart; James Lawrence Colter, Bart, 87th South Cork Light Infantry; John Power, John Kingston James, Bart, D L ; Edward N Meredyth, Bart; Edward Synge ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS— MohsaX. The Lord CbcnatUot took his sho»W THE cnoreis cohulssioners' Rh^I**B ** Lord CARDIGAN msdo j ted inqoire cast upon him the Commission . his into the stale of the army mtM mM ,t» intention of forwarding defence ...

... Robert Harty, Bart. Edward M*Donnell, Jocelyn Coghill, John Nngent, Wm Lyons, High Sheriff of Cork James Power, James Stronge, John Robinson, Bart; Thos Burke, John Kingsmill, Percy Nugent, Bart; John Carden, Bart. /?gr«rc«dx—Wilson, S Falls. Louis Perrin ...

... Gladstone, first of the deputy comptrollers of the Inland department, Dublin' has been appointed comptroller, in the room of Mr. John Burrowes, superannuated utter years’ service. A vacancy has been created the office of postmaster at Taraworth by the death ...

... appointed to inqoire into the eoodoet of the Earl Cardigan, the Esri of Lncsn, and other officers, has undergone some changes since its •PPointraent, and now consists of Lord Seaton. Lord General Rowan, Sir John Betl, General ’i. * 1 Knoll J*> * Sir George ...

... industrial position, lam ioforpied. Tim correspondence, between Lords Cardigan and George Paget, the never forgotten Balaklava charge, is attracting considerable discussion. Lord Cardigan not popniHr in the army, except with the privates; nor among civilians ...

... Friday, by striking him the eye with his clenched baud. CAPEL STREET OFFICE— BATI RDAV, JULY 12. Robber.—John Loftus, a porter in the employment of Mr. John Brady, bandbox maker, Thomasstreet, was brought up in custo ly, charged with defrauding Messrs. Tod ...