... Vots^yef*- TO THE CONSERVATIVE ELECTORS OF THE 9 1 COUNTY OF DUBLIN. Gentlemen, ROSES. THE Sheriff has appointe ...

... MUKUt-K A OMAN BY HER OWN SON, Tuesday night the inhabitants of Francis-strcet, New Cut, Lambeth, were alarmed by a report that a woman, named Connell, had been thurdcired her own son. On inquiry it appeared that a man and his wife, named Connell, with their family, occupy apartments at No. 20, in Francis-street; about ten o’clock, the son, a man between 24 and 25 years of age, the employ of ...

... LETS, as no other trate suffered more by undue preference given to E: oglish manufactured ther he absene of the majorit yof the nobility and bet tu supporters of © trade, but whogur- a and 5 kewise the lof ay Tred d, as there i mt Fe vt her ¥ blishig even tiv called ox Iris es At, now nt wos a source of very great ¢ ployment Paes erstion toc ure mployers, the loss of which is now se- hy ...

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... back his house ; saw tl»e Crossmaglcn police pass by; it was market-day at Newtownhamilton, and they were going home from it ; knew the police by the brass shining on their belts, caps and guns ; the party with the prisoner had been drinking whiskey before that, but was a teetotaller; witness had a bayonet, and was made exchange it i«t gun with one the others ; the arms they bad were guns, ...

... MULLINGAR TURNPIKE ROAD. TO ROAD CONTRACTORS. THE Coimpiasioorrs of the Turnpike Road leading from DaHlin to Mullingar, in the Coonty of Wmtmeath. are ready to Contract with competent for the Mate- S tenance and Repair! of laid road, including the Foothpatha. Pipea, and Gulleta thereof, and the Fencea far aa the aafrty of the public require! for the term of Three Yeara—either for the whole ...

... whieK ' informed, are selling in Dublin at Auctions and ela^ ' exterior imitating their Piano-fortes. andAe • . Coliatsl and Cnllard“ on the namoboau^ ■ 'i'l . Col.i.san and Is'g refer ,|„. m deteeting the forgers to the Proprietors ' ' ' -..peetable Establishments for sale of Piano-fortes in .x2Li also to their Solicitor. Mr. Hamilton. South I who will happy to receive any mforma' ~ |,.s,| to ...

... THE CLERGY OF IRELAND. Ecclesiastical Commissioners’ Office, 3). J§m>cr I Morriou-street, Dublin, 22dDec., U£V. SIRS As the Irish Ecclesiarfjcal Directory” for 1842, in continuation published for me by Mr. Robertson, Graft on-street, and 1841, will be ready for delivery in a few •davs, I to apprise you that, having been driven to the necessity of tiling a'bill in Chancery to protect my ...

... THE MERCURY, Captain M‘Kinnon, TUESDAY, 15th o Clock, The ARAB, Captain Oman, TUESDAY, l^th Northumberland Buildings, Edtn-quay. THE LATE CALAMITY. of HE Hoom, Furniture. entire uttl . r iv I Air. D. Lawrence, No. *♦, surn, . bv the Storm SunOnv msht. wo . i hi. family . « A Publii* nee.l no more to inJuM ’lf’ Warren, .11, Ewer-nreet, Mr. 1) or-cr. in, o «,d Mr. W. Whyte, at 1 are, fHEVP tit ...

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... BCLtTA’S mixture ® MTEAS^ LEAF GUNPOWDER tIJIYKSF. CATTY ?. QUARTER PACKAGF.S iu the ice. i These delicious Teas have been so long before the üblie. arc well known for the superior auJ flavour iver all others, and are ihurouglilv esublisbeJ, lliat leseribe tbeir qualilies, enlarge the.r merits, i» perlectly snpetfluous; suffie. it say. that connoisseurs m l ea, other sorts. rp.ip r.FS'T*,. III ...