... make a stand. D'd not see Fairbairn there—only saw him m wing up with the crowd. Shortly after the stand was made, saw the Irishmen run away, an 1 Deary amongst them. He thought the man who struck Fairhairn was James D.-ary, but could not be sure. William ...

... pest 12 chock. As Sromen awat ws the lest werk, Andrew Doon was charced with Patrick Cain of £2. The was to emigrate to the United States, amd, having fallee in with the prisoner, paid him £3 e0 of his as be eap- posed. When he wes about to sail in ene ...

... the cow will not by foreign be he was to make statement that weald remove all BS was, that thers esse project ow foot ia the United States of America for per- chasiog as it shoald be aod kt off bodily to New Mf sachs hed with other cventry im the bo shoal ...

... hone et her Mr. N. eseet at modal, team* dist till hell eonimitationsl right to Made* elate Mr. Games that lie umbers would unite this • Mr. nese Wl dist be wield have even up his own °pistol se the. question, MA Sbs people of Ireland sly &Mei whist the ...

... the places crecte stalls were used as standings.—The magistrates Mr. English to regulate the market future. On Monday three Irishmen were charged John Mayou, Esq., with begging and with at . police. On promising to leave the town ana better in future, they ...

... government on other hand to maintain the Act in its original state would fur preserve their extend provisions England It that Irishmen should singled out for oppression for were not only men were unfortunate tn fall into There were of landlords deeper in this ...

... Gilway onithe mdornitg of'the'lst, arriied at Hali- the -fax at 4 ?? Othete I Ith inst., after a mean run of prc 9w days The United States tail steam-ship Hermann, coI IpGinp Craftr6e, naived at New York from South- the 4,nptqptaoi-on.te 9thinstant;-after ...

... coopers, one butcher, one shoemaker, three teachers, and three tanners. A WoNDEKFcrL Jdmp.—On Friday week one of the many Irishmen now travelling the country, hawking cloth, entered the Red Lion Inn, Winsford, and after teasing the watermen that usually ...

... in several places, and the disturbance lasted till one on Tues- day morning. On Tuesday six men—three Welshmen and three Irishmen—were apprehended for being con- cerned in these disgraceful outrages; and safely lodged in Merthyr station-house. On Tuesday ...

... Griffiths Cacronnen the of Mr friends in neighbourhood of Lampeter is a ! rouses up ! in countless numbers meet And greet United all the question This commotion— this ? Fortli the of the ! And loud break way Ormond fair Ormond And itc owner its floors ...

... slightest features local interest; and there were only four civil causes.] TUESDAY. Ai it was generally known that the two Irishmen, who were charged with the atrocious murder of a poor unoffend- ing old woman at Bassalleg, would be tried to-day, the court ...

... ; Montmartre. and Lerbig , the German chem i s t, is about to visit the moo on that ne i g hb our h oo d, presented t h e United States for the purpose of delivering lectures. l o w ers, the water being in some places A cargo of wool, the produce of Ictland ...