... So no! as we say, when we findd hare sitting, and then turn our eyes away, lest the cunning creature should be off before we are ready. So ha! The Chronicle tells us, in it3 COIuW of Tuesday last, that we are come to the point. to which I have long been telling my readers we must come. The latndlords to the loss of their estates, or, which is the same thing, the loss of their rents; the ...

... We are given to understand that our talented and de- servedly popular Member for the United Boroughs, purposes meeting his Monmouth constituency, at the great room of the Bell Inn, on Monday evening next, at seven o'clock, according to a promise made a short time previously to the last election, and in accordance with a desire to promote free inquiry and pub- lie spirit; when, no doubt, a ...

... During the feuds between the Forbeses and the Gordons, the Castle of Corgarff, belonging to Alexander Forbes, was attacked by a party sent against it by Sir Adam Gordon, of Achindown and in the absence of the owner, his wife resolved on defending it. The besiegers, to make quick work, set fire to the building, and the unfortunate inmates, twenty-seven in number, including the lady herself, ...

... (Prormiihe United Service Gazette.) ¢When two places are named, the last-mentioned isthat at which tho ' Reserve Companies are stationed.) Ist Life Guards, Knightsbridge-Sd, Windscr-Ro'al Horse Guards Regent's Park-Ist Dragoon Ouards, Brighton-2d, Nottingham-Sd. | Birminighara-4th Cahir-5th, tlsibbln-6th1, (Carbineers) Dundalk-I'lts. IBillincollig-Ist i)ragoons, Exeter-2d, York-3d Light ...

... ITHESCOTS MASONIC MAGAZINE. I The first number of a new quarterly periodical beariug the above title, has just made its appeiar- ance, and we have little doubt will be welcomed heartily bhi the ?? Brethren of the mystic tie. The pages of:this journal, as its title imports, 'ill, we understand, be chiefly devoted to subjects interest- ing to Free Masons, though they will not be ex- ...

... 1 , Lord WillIam Russell, it is said, is to quit Lisbon ass lour Ambassador, -and is likely to be succeeded by Lord Howard de Walden, who is upon hisreturn from Stock- l We have regret in stating that the cholera is fatally prevalent in several districts in this town.-Sldffield ilfercury. The London soap mannufacturers have resolved that from this day a reduction of z2 per ton should take ...

... ! cbr ouc4 I I _ FoElvww INTELlTGENCE.-We this week re- cord the death ?? VII., the IKing of' , Spain, whose long illness terminated in his disso- s lution, on the 29th of last month. Althoigh the lcharacter of Ferdinand, asa man or as a monarch,- e if it has not been grossly misreprestntetl,-leaves us anothing to regret in his demise,-the event, in the present unsettled state of the ...

... fiItfseUllneou0. ?? EXPEDITION FROBI THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE TO THE INTERIOR or AFRiCA.- The enterprising inhabi- tants of the colony have determined to send an expedition to endeavour to explore some of the unknown regions to. *ards the centre of Africa. The management of it is to be committed to the direction of Dr. Smith, the assistant staff surgeon, who has already been a great traveller in ...

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... BRECON MUSICAL FESTIVAL. A grand Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music took place at Brecon on Monday evening, which was attended by nearly all the principal families of that respectable neighbourhood. The artistes who per- formed on the occasion are making a professional tour through this part of the country, and the display of their powers at Brecon fully accounts for the flat- tering ...

... momootle Ent'dUyemc. The fIon. Robert Clive has made known hbis in- it tontifl of contributing £l,000 per annufom towards a keeping up the efficieney of the Woreestershire n yeomanry. 0 MEETTINOSa IN cAtcHEs.-Dr. Luslhingtnn has t given itas his oepiaien that M-issionary Meetings e held in Churches, without authority of the Ciown sor the Diocesan, are illegal. S ANOTHER AWtVWARD CLAI1sE. ...

... lott if rwan'0 30ournaL. DUBLIN:. TVEDNESDA Y, OCTOBER _9, 18S3 I ENGLISH TAXATION-PASSIVE RESISTANCE. The people of England are borrowing a second leaf from| the history of Irish agitation, and seem determined to take the business of redressing popular grievances into their own hands. The question of Parliamentary Reform, like that of Catholic Emancipation, was forced from the oligarchical ...