... pee ter for a few members of the Ankh, gad appear indiliferoat to she aka r and lecooceiv- able sufferings of millions of oar pier aselfeeding coontryinen. Sir *eke. sad tern Prudence, demai;ll that a fund be provided for their relief. But their sea. let ...

... be got ready previously to the at of the nicssongers at Dovcr.—Sra. Doves, Sarr. 9, revue o'cuses.—Departed in the greatest haste, the Fire Fly steam-boat, for Calais, with three King's messengers, air., Mr. Monte. Mr. Kay, and Mr. Waring.—The Fire Fly ...

... e C hancell o r of Re m „ a diabolical attempt was made to act fire to the •astle a Flimsier : lion. E. L. Mostyme Some) : Pier U. stool C. hly dear Salmon, if the Al. -teeny come into any sersito- to kis Arubumador there. He mule the whic h -Bellingham ...

... tattle, as the c was, every one reported his acts, at King said, You have all done vatic Isit there is one amongst yon who had Pier, (that :4, no equal awl.. Donald to him, commanded to to name fiom Lennox to Napier, and hest upon him the lands of Gosford ...

... to the chapel, and broke the pew of Mr. Go rman, the Coroner, to pieces, and strewed it on the highways they next broke the piers of his gates, and did serious injury to his property. NEWTOWN Cnaret..—As will be OM by our report of the Bagenalatown Petty ...

... same night which Morris was murdered, and his life was with difficulty saved by the police, who entre to his relief in peat haste, and captured sonic of the assailants. Ile at that time received a savage beating, for which two men, if we recollect rightly ...

... be the companion and before the nevus could wise him, threw himself over board. The ship was iosnoilly put. 4110/1i 10e she pier' pose of saving the captain t but singularly enough, this was no sootier dente than the ikiud died awa., anti . it because ...

... nut press this bill fora aid at pre• sent' Mr. C. DULL!-.11 was understood to sly that he saw no reason why be sli..ula hut piers the 'second Leading of his bill. Lord STANLEY—Tire house was desirous, before they came to consideration of either these no ...

... a jury partially composed of fors inners. , en inches long by six wide.; That is the you be bird! • pared, and that is the p.ier that was on it. content to be tried by an [Fite witness, by of coattail, Ettglish Jury. . ton pared.] Ii c0t.14 , .is 5 1 ...

... to allow how. lit.• hr put ratite county. and :bat be ha. to Ilse in% Fr. We can .JAI, Oa the that t ulonel Fitzg Alma will Pier hi melt t►e thin count!. in oppo.itian to ant O'Connell /lard. rt:o.. —We rel..ies to ene the spirit et. h the Canmane. ...

... and distress; he utters their shrill cry mid dying groan, when the affrighted and atllicted parents come flying in the V::haste and trepidation, to relieve their I n g dying young ones; but behold no one is inesrt, them , except the innocent, the plain ...

... their pay q sietly. •nd of ; • it•tiuo it is • herr( at.. atr ye • *tee ; a notion not Oa. but a a quid. i. g.+i.ws, and pier•mg gumrmors INN N.IW $1.4 41110. hat a piereilig spirit smite to to 1414 1.44611134 414 of stay p the i 1111,1.. I It r1•II- ...