... dangerously wounded, and little hopes entertained her recovery. The husband is fast recovering, being only slightly wounded in the arm. The cause of the outrage is considered to Lave arisen out of some circumstances connected with land, Irom which a widow was ...

... Sir G. Carew’s Paeata Hibernia— State Papers, TVnip. H. VIII. Fyoe’s Morrison Itinerary. James I. —Harris’* Hiberuica. Sir John Daris’a Tract*. Charles I.—Sufford’s Letter*. Carte’s Life of Or- monde. Lodge’s Desiderata. Clarendon’s Rebclliou. Ticbborne’s ...

... M’Conaghy, to Catherine. second daughter of Mr. Wm. Conagby. Kernkeek, near Bushmills. March 17, at St. Anne’s Church, Belfast, Mr. John Foster, of Castle-street, to Elisabeth, daughter of Mr. Robert Hall, and relict of Mr. A. Brown, of Belfast. March 14, Mr. ...

... You have driven me to it, and now the sword is drawn. (The hon. member concluded the sentence by a mar- shal flourish of the arm, whish caused much laughter.) Let us analyse this matter—(hear, hear.) There are a number of no- blemen, members of parliament ...

... penalty of the merciful church were—John Barrie, W. Don , - van, Pat. Smyth, Tim. Vaughan, Pat. Brien, John Sheehan, Michael Corcoran, Con. Nich..lson, the idow Crowley, widow Fitzgerald, the widow Guira, aid John Shea. We understand that it is Mr. --'s ...

... James's-street, JOHN GAGHRAN, Esq, M.D., Sackville street, LUKE BUTLER, Esq., Alderman, Christ-Church-place, CORNELIUS MACLOGHLIN, Esq., Fitzwilliam-place, DENIS MOYLAN, E:«q, Harcourt-street, JOHN M'KENNA, Esq., Great Britain-street, JOHN MAGRATH, Esq. ...

... pass the Easter recess. The Earl of Cardigan is on a visit to his aunt, the venerable Miss Augusta Brindersell, formerly Maid of Honour to Queen Charlotte, who is ill at Richmond. The Queen has been pleased to appoint John Pope, Esq. to be Clerk of the Works ...

... terms at Birr chapel. A party of four men went to the house of Mr. Robinson, at Rallynevin, near Shinrone, no Monday, and took arms whilst he was at Borrisokane fair. On Patrick's night some of the tenants in the employ of Mrs. Finch, of Kilcoleman Abbey ...

... thereto, when it was resolved, rearked thanke of the vestry be given to the rector, John Dillon, George Golereest | dignified and pre | per conduct in the chair this day. ) John Ke He = Wirt or THE Hon. ann Res Srorror n. rp Currones—Mesers, James will of the ...

... ibis penalty of the merciful church were—John Barrio, W. Donoe van, Pat. femvth Tim. Vanghan. I'at Brieo, John Sheehan. Micbeal Corcoran, Con. Niebo'. •on, the widow Crowley, widow Pttifrral, the Guira, and John Shea. ' nnderstand that is Mr. M——*s intention ...

... are the racve for Benares. vnpore, &c. Sir Henry slid remained at Calcutta. Sir Robert Sale ha*l left that place join ti»e arm/. From the latest news is the organisation of force of 5,000 men, of which S Charles Napier is | take the command. They assemble ...

... tor the maatlaaghief John Mullen, to Irani purled fat 7 ye* re. John Moagan (or an afsanlt with intent to raviih; to imprisoned 3 years nod kept hard labour. Daniel for sheep stealing, like Bryea Colgan, for the manslaughter of John Colgao. IS month* and ...