... and w hieli »»Uo slated'. j rt«. u n hav# heard llu* ore now here fur the purpose of electing a director the room of M r. John who has retired. There ie but one candid it* fid the situation ; I will, tln refore, i hi» the vote. u Jv yoar pleasure, gentle- ...

... veriest refuse has risin materially. Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. Gordon Douglas and fasoily have leave to evsutna the name arme Pennant, trout hi® taiher-in-Uvr, Carnarvon, who left hin. a large properly. Mr. Pennant worth perional property, and 80,0001 ...

... from the latter geatlenian alone he received r Tle ats Lido in the naine of his employ tempted to obtain 2,100 jreces from Mr. John Greens wood, agent, of Manchester, but did not succeed Ty tofence, it was stated that the prisoner hada of two ponnds, which ...

... aad Holland, rode masters the Channel ; but Ireland remained faithful to the British crown —raised, at her own charge, and armed her teers, and off the dismemberment of t»io British Empire Europe. that junctmt acquired free trade —our Parliament sprung ...

... skull, and nearly depriving ber, by maltreatment, of the use of one of her arms. This desporate gang were composed of daring young Tntination of the men, blackened and wel) armed. above outrage having been given to the pelice sta- tioned at Templemore, ...

... long day, ‘ Thomas,” or Peter are two main enactments in the measure cannot be calied—of John ses. to deter parties from making fictitions | py Earl ef Cardigan,and at this present writing We 3, by obliging the objeetor to give security for Licutenant ...

... wouid put his question ina de'nite form, he would endeavour to lay the information de sired before the house. TUF EARL OF CARDIGAN’S TRIAL. Lord DENMAN presented a petition from ore of the clerks of the Ceotral Criminal Court, prayiog that the depositions ...

... Resolved- That the Liberator is directed by the anti-lrish party, wloeh formed the m jority ciation to convey the foregoing to John the Engiish people that document was part of Fsq, president, and to Stephen J. Rogers, cretary at Boston, aud elso to bis They ...

... strength of the under Lori Cardigan, is about 305 rank and file Th number of courts martial 1458, to June 1339, were about 60, Jane 1839, to May 1840, about 45, total Jus, Of this number four were pardoned The punishment by Lord Cardigan’s own authority on the ...

... mot ouly appear in neaspapers, but wil be in the several towns, cities, and vil'ages in Ireland There are te count which T arm tar! anx! t Carlo and the evunty ot Mayo. To the forrmer—( arlow wil part eular y address mysclfearty im the ensuing week. My ...

... herore defence of the chateau of Hougoumont on Wednesday morning. on the of June. Limenick City.— The of Sir David Roche and Mr John O'Brien 1s certain unanimous return for this time honowred city 13 unquestionable Their canvass bas beent: oroughly suceessful ...

... men do > Mast they die quietly in office, for your opp hents are by no moans anXious Co berty which she clL.ims—then, with Grattan, when rc- Mast If this article docs not ap at ice liberty im the qual fied ant moderate shape in our gtroets ? They ought ...