... passengers that he went from Liverpool. The body was conveyed to the Drummond Arms to await an inquest. From documents found on the deceased's person his name is supposed to be John Shortland. An old-fashioned silver watch, maker's name William Williams, Dublin ...

... istol.. Manchester, Penn Commerce. Hubby; Duke of Athol, Dawson ; and City of Dublin, Mulholland, Dublin.. William Inglis. Arm' ongr Yarinouth,,Latona, Langley; Two Sisters Curry; and Mary. Swan, Wright, Waterford.. Mary, Devereaux ; Marquis of Ely, ...

... AND THE EARL OF CARDIGAN.—We last week alluded to a letter which Lord Paget had sent to the London papers, accusing Lord Cardigan of having sent out of the way his principal witness, a person named Winter, To this charge Lord Cardigan has replied, also ...

... mistake, from the first, in Lord Cardigan's affairs. He flattered himself, that such was his popularity he could carry him through every charge which was brought against him. He was wrong. Instead of floating Lord Cardigan, he has sunk himself. It is remarkable ...

... Cheshire. He was killed by the falling of a cask of coffee, in Oldhall-street. _ _ _ ------- day, Mr. JOHN PETERS, Port Surveyor, Aberdovey, Cardigan Bay. Same day, aged 19, Miss Maul ISABELLA WHEELHOUSE. On Tuesday last, at Wavertree, aged 29, CAROLINE ...

... Rookb, Goodie , and X Y Z, Nixon, hence, at Mobile. . . Chieftain, Blair ;John Marsh, Clucas; Agnes and Ann, Martin; Henry Grattan, Hylton ; and Lune, Brown, hence, at New Orleans. John and Mary, Osmotherly, from Laguira, in the Orottoco. Surprise, Harvey ...

... enabled to state, that both in the north and in the south of Europe the contending parties have consented to a suspension of arms for the purpose of negotiating terms of peace. The hostilities carried on in the island of Sicily were attended with circumstances ...

... opinions of magistrates. Mr. Henry Grattan tendered his resignation, avowing his opinions to be in favour of Repeal. The reply was, that the resignation would be accepted, if M r . Grattan attended a Repeal meeting. Mr. Grattan replied, and the resignation ...

... as there are in Ireland, or least as there would be if Mr. John O'Connell had al° repeal of the almanack in his hands, and could patrioticallY fleece the Saxon to his liking. And talking of John, that same broth of a boy is such genius for getting into ...

... Miscellany, 10 vols., (uncut Froissart's Chronicles, by Johnes, (Hafod Press,) Presentation Copy, superbly bound ; Monstrelet's Chronicles, by Jobnes, 5 vols., bds. ; Joinville's Memoirs, by Johnes, 2 vole- in 1, large paper, extra, (Presentation Copy;) ...

... forthwith. The Earl of LINCOLN concurred, and several members having expressed their opinion against the practices at Derby, Lord JOHN RUSSELL signified his agreement with Mr. Hume, and was supported by Sir ROBERT PEEL, who, having suggested the expediency of ...

... such as would have cured most men for ever of a taste for such sport. All his ribs on the right side were smashed, his right arm was broken in three places, and his shoulder dislocated.- - Westminzter Review. NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.—The following notice ...