... ?? 3 ?? .'Poyieoooht,. .til'y; lt, . Thred 7itrbtiefi ?? vlraet.. ' elrised tbfts'ferooo~~ *lahys fifem ftohadoee. -le ri2s. _ lawil s-re very' heatliy. The crop., tlotigh inustually late, L were eonsidered i e oots witl the exceptin tf thtse at 'IrinittulnT tirihd l'~led fcoovthe rainr. The Marshal 6 Bennet left no manr-of- ar D_ Biabadoen. The lRanger, es, Captain WV. Walpole, saihd ola the ...

... RE.DFOl STOR.M IN AMl-lIG-4. NASnVIttt.IEr (Tla.st ttt), J 3. i.On 'Mndry | night last. alonteleven o'cloek,; we were visited 'with a drendful storm of wiod andl rain, accompanied with thunder and lightning, which was remarkably, vivid rnd intense. Jn Rutherford cottty, between Nash- vill's out! U urfresboronugh, much injury tas doneby the wiesi. Fences, trees, and out-builcliitgs were ...

... PRIVATE I ORRESPOXNlVeNr London, June So A large supply of gold haskbeen shipped for Dahlia, U the uce of the local banks in the south of Ireland o. Ohio a nian has taken place in raoseaenee of Mr effanati', letter. These banks, it till hb teceeleeted, Wean Placaa a similar predicament 1shortly ?? to the eiscrasianta the Catholic question, co that it is sutficirotty ctcar , hatti extended ...

... I L * 1ieXri Vs~r~, lS~blbJ ole The subjoined, remarks proceed from ?? who has tt n had tao common opportinaitiets of observiti the greit A' dg Irama of pirlic life. if a tinge of favour to tier late ;ihi ie Kiin is percepilible ill the estimate, wie refer it to a. ig personhal aequanen wich has left its long ititpres- x- sia of kindlness, trgether- witla better knowledge of og ' facts. - - ...

... WHIYE ALL, IDLY 7. Tite King h s been pleased to present the Rev. Wol Tace to the a'd church asnd pdrish of St Michael'a. at Du- Frie?; in the Presbytery and Coenty of Dutfries, void by Ihe death of Doctor Aleaander Scot. SAJL MOaOGS HAL'S OFFICE, WHITEHALL SAUD, JULY 7. The ling has been' Pleased to command, that the Great Officers ofStafe. big Majesty's lhinister,.nd tire Officers )f the ...

... I: :CHARACTEIL OF GEORGE IV. - v. I i So .- - A - I - §. We copy from the Spectit~or of Saturday.last a very oa a. neat tnd animated biographical sketch of his late Ma- di 0 jesty, which ispiets of the best we have seen itl any lo of the Londlon journals;- e o The life of the late KXig is little else than the history hli of the coantry far the last f'rtyfor fifty years.: The do3es- Ir iti ...

... I:@tUSE ,ifL9Cl4UJuly IS.. - Tbe sdtihstriiion of'jsiaticd bill was read a secodl..time,. and Ordered tobe conemitred tm-a. Comietee of thez whole : outse ou F.isiay'116Xtji' -, _!1 _ : .. ; Tftoseseral biiioopthor1lprdshipstable tere ahvanced one stae Orl ?? i..,of bTltle''1 or ?? GTldN, the Hoiish~roc~Oedid'o t~i c6nistddtratidis'oftbh ae ?? v~ ni'h 1BareiaonoiFiervhii tilb irdshipt ...

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... ,0,2'OW COUNCILT riCEEcINGS. a roe t'ili.7 5eTho Coiranittee appoioted r To~l aI d aadaress to his M1ajesty, hav- fli ee i pr .e l d aft of the noa te, it a t i - ,prd ofed ofc :rdc Lord Pr-oast reqwacessd Lrocee toiondo tn la the lo,, saerorethe King. np trate YCO S ntoc ofnee of Clerk of the burgbl of Ca- ae h eae haeinte ,seeOnt by tie death of .Mrr John ei it Cioie procieeted to Pi li up ...

... * HOUSE OF* LORlDS-June29. 4., l f v.. - - frnnr t-nele u 7 Tbe rseerive in, of Peers, continued froint twleuntil~ OC l ,one lacki-Y,ke,, the Lord Chancellor took his seat. Di, MtleAdt ~oas con, KING. I- 7The Daite of WELLtI NGTON immetliatoty rose enmd. 50 iihhad been commanded by his Majesty so ecommitt~al-t saetefellenieg message. Th RLLD CHANCELLOR read tkericstagc, oihie Ihi OWIttjA R,5tI ...

... * .I'lalITE COi ESPON NC I?. * , oe . -A IIa We barn received this morning all the P, ri ' r Vera of Satnrday3, and the bare t tted on cia' 4 ;clo. Nile Icave also accounts Ereot out pris'ate-cor~eqp, da dated Saturday evening. We gather ?? ,I ?? et ?? ebsir thle battle near Aigcr-s, sticich teak Iti e pe 'rL'us ?? thce c- cupation of the can, of' Scoreri' (mc' Honed In ft it re fag's Landau ...

... I FROM THE LIf')()V NGAZE I T.,. ii 4 *WAR OFF! CE-Jrtee 29- lit Regiment of D,.ageens-Cerneir Chorine P. Amasic. ler gr ri a, tdO he Cptein, nice'% -5irisbirorir Hfilbrht. -who enchangos, receiving thie differnceC; dtrwed J iinre Si). 1929; j 1th Regiment of Light Dragoee~c eery loreti Kit- -tiner to be Cornet, by purchase, nice Lyre, tiartrs rotedl Siren 99 1930. lyt~h Light -cgod aer.nrni ...