... friends to the most unlimited freedom of trade, we should be inconsistent with ourselves were we defend the revenue system the United States. We do not.—we regard it with unmeasured detestation and heartily wish for its instant abolition. But also have respect ...

... Members of the Government would hold their seats on very easy terms. The interests of the people of Ire- Kml and England were united, and lie for one was determined his utmost for the maintenance that l.nion. Mr. Ewart presented a petition from number shipowners ...

... supported by the Dissenters. is. in tact, great political orjjan: —“With a promptitude and kc«ion befitting the occasion, the united committee oi metropolitan Dissenters assembled yesterday, and «sed series of resolutions. The signal will, doubt ft, answered ...

... commence the ship. A party has just gone Canterbury recruit lor regiment of Hussars. Thursday's C/iron. United States.- Hy the arrival of the United States from New York, advices have been received the u!t., ami the arrival of the ship Superb, papers of ...

... North, which included the proceedin';* at the great dinner in Edinburgh on the Ihursday. On the Saturday, meeting of the United Irishmen was held in the news-room of the Waterloo Hotel, in order to present Mr O*Connell with silver vase, as a testimony of ...

... and the Ur. O'Cuuneirs address to the Reformers of In&md is powerful document, and cannot fail in R* deriied effect, that uniting all classes of refonaers against the designs of the Tories, and for the experiment of the possibility of obtaingood government ...

... There was another po.nt relasirons that the talent and experience of all these eminent levels Hie working of a line depended units and respectable men might brought to bear for the ad- steepness flatness and believed was correct id of the town. his was affair ...

... advantages offer. The Legislature will of course prefer Railway connecting two such towns as Sheffield and Manchester, and uniting suck Railways the North Midland and the Sheffield and Humber with the Liverpool and Manchester, to paltry line only a few ...

... assault the Tories, dislodge them for ever fro m their strong-holds. Lord Killeen indignantly repudiated the opinion that Irishmen were incapable of governing themselves “Are we to told that are not to have the benefit of the same laws whidi are extended ...

... accommodation, should any umavourable take place ia commercial credit—w many well infunned iu the city eounected with the United States auticij pate—the mereunliW interests may suffer to a very I great degree, and then the blame would be imputed to the ...

... trade, in the South American, and 24 the West Indian. During the month, there appear have been only two arrivals from the United Statesa circumstance almost unprecedented, but accounted for hy the state of the wind. The arrival of 15 ships, with a burthen ...

... upon the cleansing and watching the streets ; the second upon the lighting ; the third upon the watching and police depart:unit;.; ami the fourth on the general improvement of the town.—Mr. thought that general eommittce had better be appointed, leaving ...