... thiilk It * r Yerv for a il)p. ?? ;i j ?? louisl'lhilippe thuisto t 1 fs,,es Of fis kingdorn arid 5,akie tir ?? tere, v ir. John B3ull-ani act of grate ab all ?? 0a1rjd arid fury of the ifie ioirit reri rrds us of an) Wil b r ifol a forumer King of Franre ...

... Wya\r1tt, the Deputy Ito- e gistrars, aio, \s I ?? in 'kyvatt, jun. WTrexhlall Mr. 'Thomas HIughes, Astrad and DeItbigh M L.Ir. John llughes, of the Cottage, near St. Asaph -and MIIr. Jtuncs Va ugh1an I Hurlo-, of Denbigh. - ?? IN AacticLstl. -At the ordinary ...

... cointry, and cateing these Irish~lineu, (n1d selling them to tile coloies, insteadi of payil g for sendisg them there. MuT. JOHN S-irmTH hig'ill- apprllved of Mr. Wilmot l-lorton's plans. He tholu-hit thlat the great desideratuill of lrclltd was ElnglishI ...

... i' Sir JOHN KEY on the 22d March, for the re- Li an peal of the assessed taxes. - c is Col. TORRENS ((lay not named) for the abo L ot, lition of somne of the taxes tbat press upon capital s wI and the rate of labour. ii to Mr. GRATTAN on the 29th ...

... year when snilitaiar s- operations are usually suspended, ill order state a Ministry might be strengtihesoed and the Freach d arms crowned with gloly. Providence on this cc, e- casion appears to have resisted tile aggressions 0i e, the Frenclo marauders ...

... Tuesday last. A large utiltniti Of fic arms, daggers and pikes, were found in the h1sse- This movement was caused by information laid before the magistrates that a general outbreak wasn aout to take place. 5t00 stand of arms and 8oo Cutlasses halt been received ...

... likes eccet-red itt thle ?? - B-xAiGe POTICHn, ?? -NOa'.-3-J n Blarker-, John 'Thomas, \\Villiei Pi-lec, George Walsh;, Thomnas iray, ,Joseph Kitinber,T''fomiat -Williams, aud John WValshl, were taikctt before thet Rev. I. Prite, 3M igistrate, ellargcd ...

... Commnrso to jujige of llu,a ptropriety of aI ceciL of' ianuiry. H~e thtought th~at suech a eoiurt in a case Vhse thtat of Lord Cardigan would he pro- ?? of mitch iijtiry to military disciphitto, tind that aI wise discretioti li:d tlsercofre been exercised in ...

... will' throw the Frankfort Government into shade, and materially interfere with the scheme said. be contemplated by the Archduke John, for ngeffecting the junction of Frankfort with the' t. Southern L eague. IFrom the Ionian Islands, . awe learn that the i ...

... harrp, %lue 20 f - was then brought on thle stige. It i, . iinstrumioent, hiighly finisied, and 5vitt, [lie C'o1 Arms, OIL Liverpool Arms, tile P ritioce It1oi Feather, and gilded on tdle front, ul a crci-: ground. , TIhe successuflcanriidate, Air. J ...

... /ie wivi ivit/i /is oiet.'' 0 A 'i .i Monday dile l9th., it hlis reut atudit fur tue i-i sled IV. estate iii tle Couttiy of Cardigan, ?? to fis te- ter -iaiits the liberal ciui of £25. per Ceiit. hatl c iu e. iiut~s Iitttra , ?? AN.-NoltVitli- nig L) tatditdimg ...

... ill ?? lihminiol .1(111 ulwid; Also) thle ?? juSlliLS estalblisimlICItS a; (I moIllasteries, (istil'gkliSbl ilg thlOICI M51)0 arM IOIMti V from foruign urs, tlhl mimlalber ?? ?? ?? sm1ilnaries ni:i o(tlhr ?? of persnss of that religious pwisusioml. 'Ilie ...