... G-orge Hodsaot. D L, county Wiuk ow, V Blake, D L at d NI P. Robert Harty, Thomas N-KEnry, D L, E Stanley, Roger Pahler, W St Liurence, Clerk, Robeft Gore Bo;.th, Thoma, Ross, R N, Thomas Staples, Queen's Advocatv, ArthurBlooke, M P, James Niurrao, Elugh S ...

... of seven acres belonging to Thomas rnee O. ar O'Donohoe had three fat sheep kiid and dressd a for this great body of his ?? A psrter John O'Neill, a writing rna-ter, was found dead D a- turday morning by Sub.constable Hardy, rin a e rere of his residence ...

... 3 dollars ; Patrick Dul- tu lenty, do, 2 dds; John Slattery, do, 3 dais ; Thomas It Hogan, city Cork, I dosl; Bridget Lawless, Kildare, I dol; fet George Hogan, son of Thomas Hogan, do, SO cents ;st2 Micha,-l Walsh, Queen's County, 3 dols; John Matter ...

... William Mulholland, Down; Michael M Geehan, Down; Francis Murphy, Down; Thomas Loughlin, Kilkenny; John Loughlin, Kilkenny; Michael Reedy, Kilkenny; Catherine Butler, Kilkenny; Thomas Polls, Wexford; Charles Usher, Wexford; Patrick Murphy Weiford; Charles ...

... they should have been. On Tuesday there was a small take off Teeling, and between that point and Malinbeg. On Wed- nesday the hardy fishermen who inhabit these coasts were more fortunate, having taken on that night about 4,000. Some whales have been seen ...

... RtGtr IIONO IAILE- Arthur Moore. HoeosoA.LEs-Thomas Prieston, Mr Preston, Richatd OGrady, W H White Hedges D L. BaRTs.-Sir John Kingston James, Sir Edmund Hayes D L and M P ; Sir Edward Borough, Sir Thomas Staples D L; Sir William Hort, Sir George Htll ...

... of Trinity College in the chair. The Marquis of Downshire, Baron Robeek, Hon. Charles I James Trench, Thomas Butler, David Charles La Touche, l Thomas Hutton, Sir Hugh Dillon Massey, Bart., Robert Borrowes, Peter Purcell, David Henry Sherrard, George A ...

... poor Sambo I leave you, and all s whom it may concern, to determine. Mr. Ray announced the receipt of a letter from Mr. g Thomas Leile, Vice President of the Repeal Association d of Brooklynn, covering a bank order for 171. t A letter was read from Mr ...

... which it surveys with joy the progress of success. ful toil. It might be unpoetic; but he confessed le pre. ferred seeing hardy sheep grazing on the mountain.tops than bad barley growing there. He thought ouch a sight would at least be more consoling ...

... Captain, vice Norris, who exchanges. 63d Foot-Ensign John Hardie, to be Lieutenant, with- out purchase, vice Leatham, appointed to the 88th Foot Charles Johlstone Parke, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Hardie. 78th Foot-Sergeant-Major John Mills Hewson, to be Ensign ...

... B. Ceddington, John G. Cooddington, Joh l H. c Walsh, Thomas Buller, WilliaD B. Wade, Gustavus Lam- Mi bert, George Macartney, Robert BIlurrowes. Thomas R. t Hardy, Stephen O'Meagher, and John Greene, Esqrs., t Hon. Frederick Ponsonliy ; Peter Purcell ...

... 3 J. llumpihries for printing -g ?? 214 0 To Thomas Mulholland for malking out parish- cess applotment ?? *- * 550 W. Wilson, as fireerngile keeper, for attending at a fire as first engine * - I ° To Thomas Mulhiolland for making out Easter grand jury ...