... whether as an ac- complished member of society, or an eminent artist, we can rarely hope to see so many requisite qualities united in one mdividual, to place him at the head of the Fine Arts of England. Who will succeed him to the President's Chair, *t ...

... families from the counties of Denbigh and Flint passed through Chester on their way for Liverpool, where they will embark for the United States of America. The emigrants appeared to be of that class of persons denomi- nated small farmers, possessing small capitals ...

... herself off the steps of Blackfriars Bridge. It appeared that she had five young children, and her husband had gone to the United States, having promised to send for her as soon as he could save money for her passage, which he had not yet been able to ...

... exception of Poland. (Hear, hear.) The time was now come when Ireland was to be marked as no longer under a free government—Irishmen had become the slaves of the des- potism of England, and if they wished to continue so, instead of fighting manfully and ...

... WITH ever acted UN0N «K PRESENT Government. It is the first that feet impartiality K PRINCIPLE OF EQUAL justice to, and per- Irishmen. P TWEEN, all classes and persuasions of Ministry GIVIN E ^RST time for seven centuries we have a sions of abolish ^RACT'CAL ...

... uttered has proved true; yet here I am at this day, a descendant of Irishmen, debating with you, and calling on your coun try to do justice to Ireland for the establishment of united allegiance and equal laws. ...

... to have privileges which the remaining one- fourth were deprived of, there was no justice done, and they could not expect a united empire. The ministerial measure had been well considered, and would give concord and har- mony, while the Lords had put a ...

... of what relates to the political condition of Ireland is so difficult, that 1 approach it with great caution and anxiety. United as we are with that country, and believing that the peopls of England are neither hostile nor indifferent to the ivelfare ...

... again, until they are exhausted. The annual amount of sale is about £3000. A cuiious fact occurs in the last news from the United States. The unimportant article of rags (which are shipped largely fiom the Mediterranean for the manufacture of paper) had ...

... hereditary Prince of Saxe Coburg. We understand that the Hon. Captain Fitzmaurice, of the second Life Guards, will shortly be united to a lady of great personal attractions, re, siding near Windsor. It is also said that Caplain Martyn, of the same regiment ...

... highest law authorities to be correct, at least £ 800,000 are every year absorbed by attorneys' and sheriff's officers in the United Kingdom, for expenses on writs and actions, which esormous sum is therefore wholly lost to creditors. In addi- tion to which ...

... the hour is too late, and this perhaps is not a proper place nor good opportunity for discussing it. 1 will always be found uniting loyalty and alle- giance to the throne, wirh a. firm and uncompromising determi- nation to support the liberty of my country ...