... Lord Br3abazon, Lord Killeen, Colonel Perciv.l,! Sir R. Musgrave, S. White, J. Bodkin, 'I Wyse, MH. O'Contnell, J. Lambert, Thomas We1kiatiTirteller. C. D. Jephuson. Lord Qissory, Sir P. Belliew Lord Acheson, It. Hovrard, L. Chapman, J. Browiie, Lord D ...

... on behalf of the Trade. John Forde, Patrick Courtney, Charles Graham, William Richardson, Myles Reilly, Patrick JDhhv. John Hardy, The following letters were read by the Secretaryi Mtr. Ray: Park-place, St. James's, April 24, 1832. Srn-1 had this dlay the ...

... such trouble, got up this spectacle I Not to be seen. A smile of triumph curled upon the lip of the swarthy mountaineer. The hardy inhabitant of the sea-shore cast a glance of triumphant ex- pression at his neighbour. T the cattle are given up to the owners ...

... and Robinson5s, you heamilo you active gang of confederated publie plunderers, look on this picture. See lovely women and hardy men, all animated by the one vivifying principle of liberty, and allow us to tell you fromt this glen, that your day of misrule ...

... Mr. Goold, Stack d 3tinus, (Thomas), Ball jun. (John), Thompson i2mus, (Wil- a I liam), Shone, Clement, Phillips, Woodward 2dus, (Thomas), v 3M'Nulty.a PnEmiums. -For Science. To Mr. O'Connell jun. (Morgan), t Downing, Hardy 2dus, (Simon), Armstrong Sdus ...

... Charles ELliott Cale1 11: Belmont, Carlow ; John Watvon, J P h Thomas Stoyte, Carlhw ;iBeaurbamp COlc °'g C Henry AWalteie, J.P_* Carlow; Rev. Geo'ge XrO' Ihoruas Elliott, Carlow . James Hardy EuilacCO' j Carlow; Adam GravesAverel, ll.N, 11-S , C richolas ...

... , Bait.; ',Ro hr blar. Fitzgerald Higgins; GQeorge Cleridiriog, andi Joseph Bourke, Ecqrs. TirE ?? a. ilICHARD LEVINGSTo5 Thomas Rider, an English Excise Officer; 'sworn and ex. ?? the 7th May last, he proceeded to the store of Richard Levingston of Westport ...

... adjutiged- o Fo ANSWEtRING IN SOterrcCE.-Certificatesi to Mr. Haig (Janxes), Hardy (Simeon Henry), Armstrong (Jlhn), Eyre (John), Mr. Rutherford (Thomas), ?? (Joseph), Finlay (Robert), Thomas (Henry), Mr.Leader (Henry), Baggot (Charles), Lee t(William), Yeates ...

... inugbuoi'i, .. Smith, P. Creed, G. HoweU1 P. T . Doian, .1. Po-or, J. P. Kirwan, Laurence Finn lb Mlitchell, 3, IKernedir, Thomas Bealy, As.Wa OhN 4 xgn 3 d,ds, olf Ilelveirtori, T. F. Kel ?? lit. W. Curraro, Eaqrs.. bwaidee many gentle asawhoae1.~ and ...

... Examinations held in Irinity College, the following h1onours were adjuaiged PRaEMruAso IN SvIls:cs, to al se Donnell (R hbere), Hardy (Simeun), Arrnstrot g (George), Butcher (Samue!). Eyie (John), adr. Itutheroord ( I'holms), Turner (Je.h, Caraoo iJames), Orr ...

... should be sturrounded with every species of protection, and the fitness of it was established by the.cole- lotod caP6 oif Thomas hardy. MAljor H ANDLEY could aot bring himself to supportteourts mnartil ir aeny she1 e. Colonel PkP.Ldid ni~t mean tocontrildict ...

... Parrott, Esq.,. W. Fawkener Chetwynd, Esq.'; Joseph Pease, Esq.; W. R. Carter Chaytor, Esq.; Ralph Thicknesse,,Esq.; John Hardy, Esq. (chairman); and Roderidk Macleod, Esq. MELANCHOLY WRECKS. We learn fromrthe Norfolk Beacon, that the schooner Elizabeth ...