... Four Masters, which it would be too tedious I to quote in the present work. I ANCIENT DIVISIONS OF LAND, OR B3ALLYBETAGHS. The ancient divisions of land being still retained in many parts of Ireland, and being frequently referred to in Irish history and ...

... Proceeding to the court at Coblentz, and being indifferently received by the early emigrants, he volunteered into the Austrian army, from which he eventually withdrew on detecting the sel'sh purposes of the Allies. With his little daughter he retired to Florence ...

... which inO flaenced all. There were loud cheers for the Queen, bis Excellency, the Ladies Ponsonby, for O'Connell, Old Ire- land, and Repeal of the Union. The utmost order pri- vailed, and there was not a tipsy person observable in lbs crowd. When the ...

... with an able article upon ?? The Land ae Question. At the present moment this is the question U. which perhaps more strongly than any other attracts the . attention of the people of this country. The subject of land g tenure, and of the process of ejectment ...

... 1807; and with the Duke of Wellington, in Spain and Portugal, 1809. His' Lord- ship held the rank of Major-General in the army, and that of a Companion of the Bath. He -was also Lord Lieutenant of Renfrewshire. His Lordship married, 25th Februarv, 1813 ...

... Dowager Duchess, who was a Princess of the House of Reuss, and who is a most ex- emplary mother, as well as a very sensible woman; the reigd- ing Duke who married the only daughter af the Duke of Saxe Gotha; Prince Ferdinand, the second brother, a distinguished ...

... idea has since been abandoned. The Marquis, Viscount Ossulston, and Lord Tullatmore, are now on a shooting excursion in Scot. land. The Earl of Chesterfield and the Earl of Charleville have commenced their select dinner parties in London. ,,ord Dalmeny has ...

... he led them on brandishing the yoke of his plough, and crying out that help was at hand. The Danes, believing that a fresh army was falling upon them, fled in confusion. The battle beingv won, the old man, afterwards known by the name of Hay, was brought ...

... of the common council to bestow upon the Lord Mayor of Dublin the freedom of their corporation (hear, hear and cheers). The Army end Navy were then given from the chair, and responded to by Admiral Ross. Counnillor Holt, of London, then proposed, in most ...

... performed by the Hon. and Rev. Gerald Wellesley, Iteitetr of Strathlfeldsaye. MAJOR GENERAL SIR GEORGE POLLOcr.-Sir Georef Pollock landed at Iargate on the 14th of this month, from tle ship Marlborougi, late in the evening, and proceeded to London early next morning ...

... ENGLAND.-In all parts of Eng- dai land sheep stealing to a frightful extent has become a nightly hiE uccurrence. A few nights ago 18 southdowns were stolen me from Lideard Park, and a flock of 24 was stolen from other ttisl lands. In addition to which the crime ...

... the cholera, from the commencement, was 707; of which 7S were cured; 417 died; and 215 remain sick. THE ARMY. Two troops of the ?? Hussars landed from Liverpool last night, and proceeded to Portobello barracks. The 12th Royal Lancers received the route ...