... April, that sere &absented to the ineetisig:— Seem The Jaring the year I fer which the Director. aterptea enly. I V.` , fur The Arm sr ANIMAL Par parable en is Cltt vat There were elan Thirteee Tranveti.tna fee A tiering the ear, W 11 per annum. awl fur which ...

... Worcester, Mat week, John Yates was charged with baring stolen Ilk of cigars. The pri• sone, bad served in the 17th Lancers, sod was the only two men belonging to that regiment who wee back from the fearful charge at Italaklara, mho Lord Cardigan. He possessed ...

... Rallinakill—Janes C. Simpwat, Rallymote—Robert N. G. Booth, Lissedell. Bricklieve—John Alloq Druumolluinti. Calry—No nomination. Caney—Jeremiah Horns Cullaghmore. ClJKossy North—John Wallace, comity. Chtfony South—Edward Parke, 'feaspie. Carricklansither—f harms ...

... mnsie in Rm. meat., and a lam windier of ladies, and eentlemes so'. }eyed here a promenade fee nearly two hours. BALL. The armed hall 'riven the *Ability and gentry Helmar in honour of his Freelleney the Lord tient tame off with mime& Fehr. and formed ...

... life to asthma. Thom be pmts.& the Iwo hi. ola hood, woke • bort tlr arms IMPORTANT TO THE MEDICAL PROPER. SION. At the the of the Collgrottroet Tuoolay. tante and Strong. protiding.l*.John Edward Prather. and Iht. well, to arrangement, brought up al ton ...

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... eminent etatermen tic in tilie portion of the north tranaeyt. Among-it the most di.tingeisberl are ; —Pitt, Fox, Canning, Grattan, Lonalouderry. and Wilberferee. To theor in now to be added another Weenier smil hiateric name. I I may mil that vary recently ...

... hays met with the foallest abase, and that Henry Grattan, that most devoted of men. was atoned publicly in the streets of Dublin. But such trials so these did not one moment affect the patriotism of John Mitchell or of Smith O'Brien; and did he net on ...

... sootier than anticipated. The stocks of all dmeriptions of provisioas held here are very tooth the hterege. Holders we very Arm in their idem, and eapeet to realise long prism after stile. at present demand in limited to sapplyiug consumptive requirements ...

... ACETOPATHT, OE THE ACID CURE. AND WINS. sad Glasgow, beg to that they hyM MRS. A7RD, FANCY WARER4II7 9 Z. CASTLE-STREET , Their Arm. in far the of their ti'ETIC MID. MOLD` le.tiler at I. St weft The Cane TM al pow soot. Si. Ma. MR. R E MARTIN, PROVE/ISOR ...

... Nolan (instructed by Mr. Charles Sidley). For the defendant—The McDermott, Q.C., and Mr. Le Poer Trench (instructed by Mr. John C. Macniffe). KILMORE (ROSCOMMON) RACES. A very pleasant and enjoyable meeting was held at this place on Tuesday, and, considering ...

... Reighron, J.P.; Rev. Mr Conway, P.P.; Richard M►cDanogh, T.C.I Alderman Mac Gill, Bernard ' Collery. T.C.; Francis Higgins. T.C.; John Connolly. T.C.; J. Joyce, H. M.lntyre. 0. Dwyer, James I Clements, Owen Dolan, J. M'Cleland, M. J. O'Connor. Michael O'Connor ...