... ,*lgaQuatbtity of' silk m ercery; \Villiani Fitz anti John is hoefor passing base rtonay, eta be transported fisr a .t 1 ytcs aren Jate Jhstmn, for stealing watches difrom Sir. Jamaison, and John Mac Sheen, for stealing a. bin ii goose from Sirs. Martin ...

... to tm ,1-dt .h,, he +A-. .S .. : 10 inion ?? ?? . ?? ?? *'A M d relative to the stability of the present Ministry. S Lord John Russell in pursuance of the notice he gave, put some questions to Sir Robert Peel on Monday, on to the House going into a Committee ...

... good he and efficient local government is certain.-Globe. h Letters of license have been given by a royal St decree to Air. John Brooks, of Manchester, for the fin- fo portation for ten years of two machines for weaving two peces of cloth at the same time ...

... pioneer system. The pioneers are to be the best and bravest men, paid at the rate of the British salppers and miners, and without arms, but carrying a spade and an instrument like a Lackabar axe, which serves at once as a felling axe and a pick axe, an excellent ...

... as a post chaise (belongirg to Mr. Lake, of the Warivick Arms, Warwick) was returning from Soutliam, with Dr, Perkins. of Stratford, who had been to give his vote for Mr. Shirley, the driver, John Burrows, was unfortunately killed. While descending Ufton ...

... that the person there de- j scribed was John Quinn, for the murder of Michael Grace, c near Nenagh, on the 26th of May. The chief constable c followed Bolton to the cell, and calling out, Are you 2 there, John Quinn I Bolton answered, Here I am. ...

... treacherous surprise of Col. Harney's command reached here this morning by express. Col. Gates, commanding east of the St. John's, has transmitted orders for immediate defence of the posts south. tAssistant Adjuleat-General's OIfice. Air-my of the Soadh ...