... house in t the week before laid. 1 never walked amend-arm with hoed William. I never smoked armand-arm with him in the street. I smoked on one aeration when walking with him. 1 war not armand-arm with him. He had an umbrella, and I Weill under it. 1 dined ...

... Marquis of Loodi:aderry sad H. Grattan, Esq., M.l'. without any fatal result- The rause of the meeting is explatned in a correspondence • hich has beam publishes' in the daily papers, from which It appears that Mr. Grattan wrote on Tuesday night to Lord ...

... respect se b b yew tsar of yeetetJay S dale. by w to ems the clergy their hi violation r reef*' inn Aaiun. and a demi Mr. IL Grattan. That any mina rasa body haw. wont.. • lanering air it is for by auy connection battntan the porde* and tba lb* it agy wry ...

... near this town, is about to be taken down, when funds can he obtained, ands new Claret' to he built on the same Cite. Lord Cardigan has contributed 1100 towards thin übjeet. Co' Lurk.' n—We are inf.-wined that Mews Pope, of t Colliery, :gear Olio town, ...

... at the Allllolls ' Arms, Liley-lane, Nlirfield, on view the body of James Broadlee, age.l years, who died from inflammation of the bowels on the previous Friday. Verdict accordingly. CNAILL • At the Court House, on Mua.lay last, John Walker, °unstable ...

... of Mr. Jed( O'Connell. right hon. modemo said —May it plea,. your lordships, and gentimes 9f the jury, I am counsel for Mr. John o'4 ',omen. The importance of this case in not s o n. eeptilile of exaggeration, and I do Dot speak in the haognage of hyperbole ...