... the poor—(Hear, hear); by Major FANCOURT, for the 18th of March, for leave to bring in a bill for abolishing flogging in the arm} (Hear, hear) ; by Mr. A. JOHNSON, for the 18th of February, to bring in a bill to improve small church livings in Scotland; ...

... is postponed. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., has addressed the people of Meath, exhorting them to assemble in every parish, and petition against there-enactment of the Coercion Bill. HORRIBLE OUTRAGES.—On the night of the eve of St. John the peaceable inhabitants ...

... daughter of the late john toil Esq. of Canterbury. too, 15. the Rev. Edw. Dix, M. A. Rector of TrurOt and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of St. Alban's, 10 daughter of the late Rev. Joshua Dix, R. D. vicar of, Sept. 1.5, at Dover, Mr. John Rowland, of Whitecn ...

... even among some of u onnell's own friends. However, the scheme was taken and the design was to raise 50,0001., the sum that Grattan Il i , from the Irish Parliament, for the purchase of an estate requital for his Catholic Association services, not as a l' ...

... supporting Sir C. Coote, one of the present members, and the Hon. T. Vesey, eldest son of Viscount de Vesci. LONGFORD. - Mr. H. Grattan, dismissed from Meath, seeks a union here with Mr. L. White. Lord Forbes and Mr. A. Lefroy will be again returned. MEATH County ...

... CRICKLADE.-Sir John Neald, brother of the member for Chippenham, has finished his canvass, and positively states his election sure upon the promises he has received. NORTHUMBERLAND. - Mr. Liddell has retired. CARDIFF.-Mr. Nicholl, son of Sir John Nichol], again ...

... J. Fielden. Wicklow-J. Grattan, Esq., and R. Howard, Esq. which country. I may sometimes doubt whether that is abuse Bristol-Mr. Miles and Sir R. Vyyyan Bart. ayr Oxford. -W. H. Hughes, Esq., and D. Maclean, Esq. Youghall-John O'Connell, Esq. of ti e ...

... of the troops being ordered to fire, their fire effective. By command of the Right Hon. General Lord ni l manding in Chief. JOHN MACDONALD, LATE FORGERY IN THE CITY.—On the firs t Christopher and Charles Foster and James Murphy wed hended hended in Belfast ...

... public, to put them on their guard, and respectfully to inform them, that on each packet is placed, in addition to the Royal Arms, the words, By the King's Royal Letters Patent, and the signature of Malts. Robinson.—Manufactory, No. 61, Red Lion Street ...

... for a reform of Apothecaries' Hall, were then unanimously agreed to, and the meeting separated. THE THREE GLEE-SINGERS.—Lord John Russell has ordered the release of the three glee-singers, Evans, Martin, and Hurd, whom Mr. Laing committed to the House of ...

... late Fellow of St. John's. CAMRIDGE, Maacti 4.—At a congregation, on Wednesday last, the following degrees were conferred : Bachelor in Divinity.—Rev. Joseph Prendergast, Queen's College. Waster of Arts.—James Henry Willan, St. John's College. Bachelor ...

... of Northampton, to Harriet, yonargest darihn..• Hon. henry Grattan. April 11, at West Mailing, Mr. John Cogger, to Reb e of Mr. John Skinner, builder. April 6, at Belieurlen Church, 'liter John Richardson, to Miss Kingman, eldest dau ghter Mr. James R ...