... have been successful. If an that image of constitutional government, tive ship does not sail as she ought, she is oat of trim, or and, in certain states of society, its actual substi- Lhe ol v c v i an o t r s b sl a lo lla i s la t, s or no s s he ...

... in his 100th year, Mr. War- WEDDELL. His sister, who resided with him, is 96 Years old; and it is worthy of remark, that, on the same prol”rty, Glendelvine,) and within a mile of each other, there were alive at the same time, a few years ago, no less ...

... Thomas Byrne was bringing two drays, loaded with flour, the property of Mr. Kennedy, of Trim, Dublin, was attacked upwards of forty men, the Cross Keys, seven miles from Trim, who feloniously stole five sacks of flour, which they carefully emptied into sacks ...

... is our painful doty to record the melancholy death of intended to apply them ; a falsehood was therefore wilfully r . Francis Cecil Hamilton, who was one of the resident concocted and propagated (hear). It not written to engineers on the Midland Great ...

... necessarily in black. The prevailing taste in Paris especially favouring Black Velvet Mantles trimmed with lace, and for mourning wear the usual kinds of black silk trimmed with crape, an unprecedented assortment of the former elegancies has been prepared, which ...

... daughter of Mr. William Rutherford. In Town, Mr. Mamas Horny, Arehitlct. At idaynooth, Francis Cecil, second sun of the Rev. James Hamilton, of Trim, aged 20 years. At Ranstagh, Arabella, relict of the late John Fennell. of Caine Abbey, county Tipperary ...

... Winter Coals, warranted Chesterfield and Cod- waterproof, made to riugton 010 6 any style, handsomely Pacha, D’Orsay, dies- trimmed 0 tertields, and every Mllledcloth Coats, trimdescription of winter velvet collar and Coats 1 0 eutfs, lined Hoys' winter ...

... without strict conditions, tenants may injure the property. It is our painful duty to record the melancholy death of Mr. Francis Cecil Hamilton, who was ono of the resident engineers on the Midland Great Western Railway. He was living at Maynooth, in the ...

... Byrne was bringing two dravs loaded with flour, the propertv of Mr. Kennedy, of Trim, to Dublin, he was attacked upwards of forty men at the Cross Keys, seven miles from Trim, who feloniously stole five sacks of flour, which they carefully emptied into ...

... say knowledge yesterday err se rest satistnetion,—that in our chart dye weeks' this year. our/receipt* have been eonsidersaly more than donna the 1.10.0 wattle last year. Don't morns. front this. Ladies and Gentlemen, that I sin going to ram sash mote; ...

... He is about five feet four inches high, thin, pale, and 55 years age. Suicide from the Brighton Chain Pier.— Monday evening, between six and seven, female, respectably dressed, about 20 years of age, paid the 101 l to on the pier, no person being there ...

... there is to be a struggle, though we cannot doubt what the issue of it will be. The mi- ie likely to defeat the poet. Mr. Francis Cecil Hamilton, one of the resident engineers on the Midland Great Western Railway, living at Maynooth, ant having charge of ...