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... We understand that this' day, the mail will be conveyed by a coach between Belfast and Enniskillen, passingthrough Lisburn, Moira, Lurgan, -Portadown, Armagh, Caledon, Glasslough, Monaghan, Clones, and Lisnaskea. The dis- patch from Belfast will be at 20 minutes past 5 in the, afternoon. Letters will therefore be*roeceived for that mail until 5 o'clock. The coach,' from ']iniskillenr will ...
... The sterm-slip Corsair, Gowan, for Liverpool, sails on Toesday, at eleven odeock forenoon and the Chieftain, 1-leather, on Thursdav, at ora.e o'clock afternoon. Tfhe Triton, Carnell, for London, clears to-morrow. Arrived, on Thursday, the Maria, of Bull, *Villiam ?? st mwsier, fr om Sierria Leone.-CIri eatordSr, tire Varoigsferii, of i sils,, ?? ])gby, iarl~ter, from Demerara-o in50 far, tibe ...
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... Originlt rtcpincc, I Q. BARON ALDERSONS AND THE WELSH I J iU RO Its. To Ihe, Editor of l/re ANorth llktes Chsronicle. SIR,-I have seen in ?? and pror'iririal papers Mr. Bsrten Aldlerseoa represenited as having made uie of the folls i1gr ords:- I assure you that I was l tely at Carnarron, and on the point of summingr tip when I hled the presence of mind to inquire if th,' jury understood ...
... INFLUENCE OF KNOTVLEDGE ON DISSENT. In Thte Scotsantm of Saturday last, .*here is an able article on the effects which the substantial ab4olition of patronage in the Scotch Chlurch ,ill produce. Our Northern Con- tern)orary obscrveY:- *-iTe dissenting ilergyman vwhatever be the apparent terms on which lie holds his office, is sulbstantitIlly dependent onl the confidence and good opinion of ...
... HOUSE OF. LORDS.4-WzNESDAY. Witnesses in the Warwick Bill were examined at four o'clock, Lord Wynford, as Deputy Speaker, being in the chair. General business commenced at a quarter to five o'clock. Lord ROLLE presented several petitionsfrom places in Devonshire for protection to the Established Church. Anot4er NOBLE LORD presented two petitions on the same subject. CRIMINAL LAW. The LORD ...
... [sROm rALIGNANI' 8 ISSSENGRi.] We have received from Madrid an Extraordinary Gazette of May 31, containing the following official article:- DISPATCH FRBOM THE COM2'IANDER-IN-CHIEF OF T1IE ARMT1Y IN pORI- TUGAI To TIlE MINISTER OF WAR, DATED IHEAD-QUARiTERS AT SANTA OLAI.A, s3AY 27, FIVE IN TIHE EVI'NIN;G. 4 Colonel Don Ramon Tejeiro, my chief Aide-de-Camp, detached to the Head-quarters of the ...
... BoasSEN HALL, JUNE 6.-The supply of wheat this week has not been large, and some purchases for exportation having been made, the market is a shade better. Rye has become scarce, some demand having manifested itself for the article. Beans for England continue in demand. During the last seven days of May, 31 cargoes of corn passed through the Sound. T1'hree were bound for British ports; four ...
... CAMBRIDGE, MONDAY, JUNE 9.-This being the day before that of the nomination, the public mind here has been in an absolutely fever- ish state. Party feeling is running high-higher, perhaps, than it has been known to run at any former election, and a fearful intimi- dation over dependent tradesmen and respectable domestics having votes, is being exercised in high and very influential antd ...
... The Jeurnml desDehats considers that by some journals the consequences of the quadruple treaty have been greatly exaggerated, and by others have been treated as too insignificant. Some regard it as likely to kindle a terrible war between the west and the east, between the north and the south,while others represent that no change l will be effected by it. On both sides there is exaggeration, ...
... Several incorrect copies of Lord Winchilsea's admirable address to all England having appeared in some of the public journals, we are happy to inform our readers that we have been fortunate enough, through the kindness of a Tory friend, to obtain what he assures us is the original admonitory document,which we now give, without further preface or remark:- Fellow countrymen, all to my warning ...