... News. papers sent from the United Kingdom by packets, arid vice versa, are to go free. Newspapers may bie sent from ore colonv to another via the United Kingdom, by packet- hoat, free of piostrige. Newspapers sent from the United Kingdom to the Colonies ...

... to increase tsne numbiers and spread the organiziationi of their society, aid to estaablish, as ?? early chiefs of the United Irishmen (lidl at Belfast, one uniformit system tarronrnr areiaruu No6Nv, Sir, it is not trie, as I have before ventured to sltte ...

... Gomez, has been foremost amongst the rare instances of good conduct displayed by the Queen's general., is one of the many Irishmen who quitted the Britimh service during the Peninsular war to enter that of Spain. Ge- neral Flinter's father, an old oeficer ...

... with him. This ilr. Icumstance oetisioned' the 'polsoilr party to 'ipll all Itbe (sp_ I ponenls of tile exclusiehll bill,'Irishmen. The hitred the majority of' the English boce to Popery rendered this ml lopprolitio4s 'term-; butt it r equjired tlo be ...

... Alphabetic , Writing._11. The Miser of Padua; a tale.-llT. Attractions of Ireland; No. III. Society.-IV. Gallery of .lutstrious Irishmen; No. VII. Lord .Charl t~nt. Part 111 .-V Geology and Mineralogy conside with reterence to Natural Theology.-VI. La Rg a.VI ...

... prolligate Cotattri t4i0 o1 ?? ugaiirst good order atni ,em Cood government. Althouog' notnhraly smieller il snu9mber, yet united in purpose, undarrnted in spirit, firm in determi- nation, with the blessing of Providence, under that skilful leadtrr, we ...

... festivssi which have been held im the province of Ulster, at oil of wmich we find the ministers aud people of both chiuireles uniting heart mmld hanid im me- isting all attemnmts to promote organic shimges, amid ima mei femmding what still remaimms of omr ...

... iiing patience) as to wh ether I might ntit be tie taken ill my opinion whiether it might not ie possible to obtaitn from atil united legislatiure justice for Irefland, ind the means of progieseing amongst the nttiotis of the eartti. We h]ilve usetli making ...

... and apostolic virtues. The most famous universities were e tablished by Irishmen. The long renowned l'idmu N well as Paris and Oxford, are indebted for their -dation to Irishmen. r delity with which, in latter periods, the Irish pee, in despite of the ...

... its honor inviolate, and to pos- sess, as I know it does, in the minds of all well regalat- ed Englishmen, Scutchmen, and Irishmen, an honest respect for the integrity of its purposes, and a firm de- termination in the hearts of all, to support it in the ...

... thanks for the head but I for the entire tail. (Laughter.) Again,these gentle. men richly deserve our thanks, for they have united us. (Cheers.) Formerly the different sections of Irish Protestanism new little of one another, and care.r as little for one ...

... BELTFAST QUA ITER SESS[oNS. FRIDAY, OCTOBEBR 27. PETIT Juy._Tlie following gentAmerte, Six of wbon are foreigners, and six IrishmEn, were empanelled to try thi foillowing case-after the decision of which, another Jur) was sworn :-Owen Murray, Giacomo Forneri ...