... Lieutenant-Colonel, with. out purchase. vice William Blois, who retires upon full pay; Cap. tain Cecil William Forester to be Major, vice French; Captain Francis Andrews, from hall-pay 46th Foot, to be Captain, vice Fe. roster; Lieutenant Charles George Fountuine ...

... Two or three years ago, the prisoner was a tenant to Sir Francis Hopkins, from whom he held a farm, but had not means to cary it on, as he could not l stock or cultivate it. He therefore surrendered the land in the year 1843, and Sir Francis Hopkins game ...

... and demon ' strations. On examining the lists of magistrates so removed o in the year 1843, it appears that by an order, bearing date C the 5th day of August, in that year, you were sus- pended in the commission of the peace for the county Meath ; the ...

... subscriptionis of Messrs D M'Oorffell and In. 0 MIQuaid .*4 70 Magherafelt, Derry, per Air B MIGueken, Jun I. a Limerick, St Francis's Abbey, per Mr L Scuanlan .. Ia00 ly, Rathaigan, Kildare, per Mir J Farrell . . IIo he Birkenhead, Cheshire, per Mr J Ronne ...

... Leitrim, per Rev P Mycauran, P P, In. cluding his own and ithe Rev P O' Reilly's renewed subscriptionssof 11 each a. ,. 0 g St Francis's Abbey, Limerick, per Mr L Scanlon .. I 0 0 Finglass, iublin, per Mr P Hardy .. a 4 0 Drumeondra, per Mr J lialpin , .. 0 ...

... Mr J Branigan . , .. 0 1 6 Kilquade, Wicklsow, per Mr T Lawless .. .. I 5 0 Kilcool, Kilquado, Wicklow, per Mr G Doyle . I 0 Trim, per T Sheridani, Esq, including 11 each. ro- newed subscriptions of Very Rev Dr O'Connell, PP, .Rev T MICullsgh, C C, Rer ...

... within 14 milesaof Dublin:-. a Some nights baok a quantity of flour wag stolen off a of Iray, on the road between Dublin and Trim. The police were l i ,, I from the Dunshanghlin station about two o'clock in Ay thct ilorning to search for it. ?? went into ...

... arriving at this result by a review of the favourable effects produced on Ireland by the measuree whiob, during the last few years, I have had the honour to bring forward in this house, and see carried into effect by the legislature (cheers). I am aware ...

... pound, the sixth is year's subscriptionl of twenty Bepealers cf this town.I amn I. sorry that the distress of the times, though wvith rogret, has com. g pelled the greater part of the members to withheld their sub.E d scrption for this year, although they ...

... the first seven years free, the remaining 24 years to charge 11. per acre rent, he would not have the town swarming with hun. dreds of idle ejected tenants, and he would also have a nice property for one of his children. The 10,0001. a year which he lays ...

... state of thiegs which has come upon us. No govern- ment could go on year after year feeding the people, and yet that is what this goverment must do. It must feed the entire people this year, at least, out of the taxes of the country, unless setne measure ...

... renewed subscription for the year 1846:-John Spain, PP and V G, Birr: Thomas Blake, P P and V G, Roscrea; Cornelius O'Brien, P P, Lorha; John Egan, P P, Dunkerin; Jas Healy, P C, Boveen; Audrew Scanlan, P, PBourney; Francis Mh'lMalion, PrP. Kionatty; Michael ...