... mili-' to tary talents, his enterprising spirit, and -the suc- !ry cessful defepee which he made in .his townfacainst tey the united power of the Turkish empire, died on of the 5th of Ferbuary. By. his, death, Russia is )sit 'freed from, a formidable enemy ...

... Previatis to tli? li'e dirper.tort near Caihiz. car i'iiaittled tile men, scatuercd ahsosut in guerrillas on IrrItit,, i? his unite, .ts eiu'cntnstnncrs require, in order to I i,ii5s? parties tif regulars tl?e Captain Gionirnil sent Ii Li tlucin. XlaI,'ltru ...

... Soon after the opening of the Market, a fresh subject of alarm was started, by the arrival of the Frolic Packet from the United States, by which it was said information had been received of extensive naval prepara. tions by the Republic, in consequence ...

... ivitlilold our meed'of approbation from IiS~uiv~ied, wliat a pitiful, cringing creature he must be! (Loud I-hisses.) B3nih were Irishmen, both were brave, both skilful, and lbt ave conferred Immortal honour oia the character of the Irish soldier; but their prowess ...

... Buenos Ayres Bonds maintain Saturday's prices. The Montreal Papers to the 28th instant stated that a very numerous Meeting of Irishmen had been held there in the middle of the month, for the purpose of assisting their fellow-countrymen in Ireland in the just ...

... which de- X stroy the happiness of Ireland, light upon united and happy England Why shall the quiet hospitable county of Salep, and the town of Shrewsbury, the greatest thoroughfare of Irishmen a and Catholic families-why shall the people of this county ...

... 2' 1 St. Thomas's ?? ?? & SI 7I'anwell ?? ?? . 5 17 6' St. ?? ~ 01 ?? .. 10 2 0 St. S~te'lphen's. 10 1.0 ?? ?? . .22 1 The united Perishes ~ W ?? 2S. 10 'tf-St.Nicholas ed .30 Portbury., ?? 1 ?? J Nalliea and Bourton ?? 12 17 0- S~t. ?? 2 0 A ?? 4 0 0 ...

... of: free rinds should. be clA;- ex atended -t6 tlsrniselves and ?? classes of' tseh-f81ow. Net ie sulbjects, thrbughout the United Kingdom.. (Ayppfe.e) _-The~ imr a'Noble' Premier bed recently setd.htlie considered .thd liar itsatisfaictory adjustment of' ...

... vow thanked God h ad come the full way to meet them [htear a nd cheers]. He blessed the day, which had at length come, when Irishmen could look about them-when a men will he judged by their acts and not by the colour of their l creed ; it was better for ...

... teighbourhmand, and hbs arijotisfig counties, foil the nImprove- ment of their stock, in which several other gentlemen have alto united, by ?? premiums in sother ctips end neoney likewise. Orn Streurday, the L5th tiult. a codihpletition took place in a I Plotighirg ...

... inatter of doubt that the United States would not Much longer require any of the productions of the West Indics. Thie Council amid Assembly,therefore, hope that no alteration will be made in the trade, as by re-admitting the United States to a participation ...

... Wellington's-Iis trusty confidant 1 abroad, and his fightinry friend at honic-has been appoin ted( to GnoVERN tlis country. Irishmen! Thllis no0inathm, with sucil a person asi the Duke 1of Northuliiberla;nd, the ostensible head of tile r exceutive of Ireland ...