... Protectionists, are now have our pauperized farmers. Noble marquises and earls, the descendants of real men, whether Englishmen, Irishmen, or Dutchmen, and the heirs of great domains, are going about to probe to its pith and marrow the susceptible nature of the ...

... partly upon the proceeds of their emploj ment. They go on to say, that it is of the utmost importance that all families of irishmen thus found begging should be immediately passed to Ireland, and that the Irish labourer should made to understand, that if ...

... qualification, remain quiet if they are denied the right of particii in parliamentary elections, while they see it conceded t ...

... eternally engages them ml-chirvona r- nii>inati ...

... formation lias been received, that the advantage of , the admission of British vessels into lire indirect trade , with the United Stales, consequent upon the repeal of the British Navigation Laws, is beginning to lie felt in the orange trade from the Azores ...

... Congress of the United States. The law he should say was applicable to the citizens of the Union as the subject of foreign States. In her Majesty's Government sent instructions to the British minister at Washington to remonstrate with the United States Gov ...

... there for refreshment. The storekeeper plied the men with liquor, till all were more or less inebriated. The majority being Irishmen, the store was soon a scene ot wild disorder; and the keeper called the police to his aid. With their assistance the further ...

... Buttery's store for some refreshment, and remained till all were more or less inebriated. The majority of the company were Irishmen, and their proverbial predilection for fighting when in liquor, began to develop itself. The store was soon scene of wild ...

... was drowned, before any assistance could be made available.—P'.rth Advertiser.' Selkirk. —On Wednesday, the 19th inst., the United Presbyterian congregation of Selkirk met for the purpose moderating in call for a successor their late pastor the Rev. George ...

... majesty travels under the incognito the Count of Munich. —Daily News. Marriage in High Life.—The Duke Manchester w.ll shortly united to Miss Dobbs, one of the accomplished daughters Conway Dobbs, Esq., Castle 1 tobbs, county of Antrim.—Standard. It rumoured ...

... addressed to the United Slates, and not directed to be otherwise sent, will transmitted tb- first packet, whether British or Un.tel States, « hich is dispatched alter they are posted. Letters specially directed British Packet, Bv United States Parket,' ...

... 'mrst«-w»rt’» of Interior the House u majority , bnsiutroUucuiunt, of the senutor. mirouoc e.l» bill extending the U-. .lJ United Buaee oter C. .lon.i^t.d of the public luivl* res l:ul I-c*ce between white, .ml the been taken in the Home, coodenuiin* the ...