... fellows. R At New Orleands, intelligence has been received from PL Matamoras to the 7th inst. The Centralists still had pos- R session of the town, while the Federalists were encamped re tear by. There had been no fight. vi (From the Morning Herald of Monday ...

... Laurence Kei- gan, Patrick M'Cul'agh, Edward Thornton, Stephen Far- rell, Nicholas Tuite, William Tuite, John Brennan, James Croghan, Owen Callan, Lawrence Smith, Alexander Ward, Mlichael Rochford, Henry Smith, Patrick Smith, Owen Smith, Michael Dunne, William ...

... i iven to h thersi? Public syupaty can be readilyn o exfited ?? the Ahrican or Negro, buth after laying our r, ?? session after session at the feet of the British parlib. mvent, and humbly supplicating for a redress of our griq ancee, we hsaeven Weuimwerej ...

... carried? ' And yet frightful as that efrbet would certainly, he, it'is what they are determined to carry early in the next session. I think,, therpfore, that: we should lose no time. A do- ImesticlgslaIture, properly censtituted, under the sway, of our ...

... independence. b I had nearly resolved on doing this at the close of the to last session oflparliament, as, notwithstanding the unusual g length to, which that session was protracted, not a single C step was taken to remove any one of the disabilities ...

... Roscomminn.-Henry Corr, tt id Esq.', Durham Hcuse; Francis Corr, Esq., do, ; -Uartho. to - lomew Daly, Esq., Carniturnano Edward Croghan, Esq., tb I- Toneragee; Patrick Kelly, Esq.;,'Ballinderry; Messrs. re 1, Michael Gilluhy, Plebstow-; Martin Kenny, HolywelL ...

... front Coatbri l Glasgow, 61. 1Os., per Mr. Robert Henry. B Vrtadli county Donegal, 31., per Rev. B. M'E. Downev, CC Parish of Croghan, county Rosecommon, 41. be., per n ' William Hughes, C.C. Rev. Terence Sweenv, P.P. 10l Edward Dillon, C. C.; and Rev. William ...

... supports With a minority of fie, howe'rer, opposition was of no avail. I was for the postponement of the question to next session. The members of the govern. sient knew that such weas my desire. If I were at liberty to refer to private conversations my ...

... inmates. The person so appointed is re. quired to a report the state of health of the prisoners under his care at each quarter sessions. The 211th George Iil., c. 14, views the apothecary as a general practitioner, and directs a specific presentment for his ...

... I PRESENTMENT SESsioNS AT PHILIPSTOWN. I _ I to (FBOM A CORRESPONDENT.) ire Pursuant to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's pro. S clamation, the magistrates and cesspayers of the barony of sot Lower Philipetown assembled in the grand jury room of the ...

... large amount were at once entered into. REDUrto OF ?? learn from a correspondent n that, last summer, James Cochran, Esq., of Croghan House, Lifford, after visiting and minutely examining every farm on r his property, in the parish of Meavagh, generously granted ...

... by this infernal machine.' On Monday last twenty young men of the Catholic faith were prosecuted at the Strabane petty sessions at the suit of 'the constabulary. for expressing their disapprobation during Foley's diatribe against their religion; and ...