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... r4tored. .POZIr Or ARRIVED pi SATURDAY JAY. 20 18,3 a. Jane, of Greenock,Dougal Mtallime, from Liverpool. Eliza, of Dunbartun, Thomas Lang, from Liverpool. John Devise, of Mary-Port, J. G, ti gow . t • OUTRAGE IiEWA AD. WHEREAS on the morning of SUNDAY Lla ...
... Con- Charles Kildare, George Kihnore, Robert P. Clogher, Christopher Clouted & James Killalla & Achon. • ry, :UM Elphio, nor, Thomas Leighlin and Ferns, William Raphoe, John Cloyne, Samuel Cork & Ross.” AMATORY DOI SOS sr' A t,o ene.—A t Algiers all the houses ...
... O'Malley Bart. ; Robert Patten ; Fitzgerald Higgins ; Geo. Clendining, and Joseph Bourke, Dups. The King, a. Richard Levingston. Thomas Rider, an English Fxcise Officer, sworn and examined—On the 7th May last, he proceeded to the store of Richard Levingotni ...
... of 1195. We understand the third reading will finish to-morrow evening. (Price, 6d. Trinity College—lt is rumoured that Sir Thomas Staples, Bart., K. C., and L. L. D., has announced himself as a Candidate for the representation of the University. Tyrone—The ...
... Thompson, Esq.. Jennymount. A km so u .—Thomas Prideaux Ball, Esq., Crosmaglin ; Jas. Eastwood Esq., Castletawn ; Maxwell Cross, Esq. Darton. CA aLow.—Philip Baguet, Esq. Drumlackery ; Robt. Doyne, Esq., Tullow ; James Hardy Eus. tace, Esq. 1-lardymount. CAVA ...
... otherwise they will be precluded the beneGt of said Decree.— Dated this Bth day of February, 1831. A. It. BLAKE, C. R. THOMAS T I HOR n N LF.HardY, A Burneyw -st. for Paitiff. SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform hie Friends and the Public, that he has fitted up the ...
... undertaking which would have the effect of cheapening provisions for the poor—(hear.) Mr. I.II3OUCHF.RE supported the bill. Sir THOMAS FREM ANTLE was fully persuaded that the company came to the House under false pretences, calling it a bill for establishing ...
... Earl of Roden, to the House of Lords by the Duke of Cumberland, and to the House of Commons by Frederick Shaw Esq. and that Thomas Lefroy, Esq. be requested to sup. port the same. The meeting then separated.— Warder. Parliament. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Jon 11 ...
... Parkmount, Belfast. Ann *on —Viscount of Caledon John Yeur Bargees. of Pirkeasnore ; FAlmund Bacon. Esq. Richhill. CA n Low—James Hardy Faistace, Esq. of Hardyruount, ; Harman Herring Cooper. Esq. of Shruel Castle, Carlow ; Horace Rotchford, Esq. of Cloghgrenan ...
... Friday night, the 13th instant, Thomas Kearney, of Belleran, assisted by nine or tell others, two of shoos were armed with wens, entered the house of Stephen Hardy. of ktlerny. and forcibly carried off his daughter.— Hardy and his sots made resistance, ...
... resolution was ordered to be made a stand. ing order of the house. The house then adjourned. For the motion 153 Against it Mr. HARDY after some sparring with Mr. O'Connell, arising as it appears, out of the inquiry into the Carlow election, obtained leave ...
... —Glasgow Argos. The Dutch pspere imitieliee the arrival of the Duke of Cambridge itotreloatts ue tb 1 9 1 ON Tat MAKING. ET MR. THOMAS TLAWA•AR, STEWARD TO A• GUINNESS. I$Q., BLAUWONT. (Frost the Irish Parsier's and Gardener's Megasine for May.) I stake it ...