... were confined, being convicted at the last Assizes for the County Down, of hating appeared in procession, at Dromore, the A /net year. They would have been sooner liberated, had not their names been confounded with those of other rioters, who had been previous* punished for committing a breach of the peace on the same day :—William Dickson, George Kennedy, Isaac Legget, Hugh Wilson, Hugh ...

... of the debate ; and the House divided. The nembera were For the adjournment, Against it, - Majority, The wm& accordingly aHjournctl till-- The other orders of the day were tl»en disposed of. and the House adjourned at one clock, Tuenlay, April 11. ADJOURNED DEBATE. Mr. HUME moved the order of the day for resuming the adjourned dehate on the Irish Municipal Corporations Bill, and addressed the ...

... stocxs. Endin'} April 1, 1837. per Cent. ' Onto Reduced.. Stork l>o. New, IS3O. 97i per Cent. iX-hs. Hank Stock Koya) Canal Stock tid. Canal Stork, Gd.CanalD.6u.Ct. 87J Gd.CamdD.4p.Ct. Hibernian Bank.. Royal Hank City Deba. 4p. Ct. National In. C 0 Dublin Kiiload Ulster Railroad Kilkenny Railroad Droehedaßailroiid Cltyb.SlcauiCuni. 110 Norttern OTftis. ••PRO S.EPB.—PRO PATRU ...

... Lord HOW’ICK then moved the order of the day for bringing up the Report of the CommiUeeof Supply, which, being agreed to. The SPEAKER put them to the House in the order last night voted: and on the sum of £3,101,663 Is 10d, for .providing for the charges of bis Majesty’s land forces at home and abroad, exclusive of India, being put. Mr. HUME said, that in this, the twenty-first year of peace, ...

... perienccd, former quotation*; but, from larger proportion of the cargoes proving rough, and inferior quality, has caused the minimum range of the quotations be reduced per ton. Yorkshire per ton, or 40 bushels, 93s to lOiis; Kidneys, 90s; Scotch Reds,7asto 90s; Devonshire Reds, 90s to *9ss; ditto Wisbeach, 70s to 75s Lynn Kidneys, 80s Suffolk Whites, 75s to 80s; Kent Kidneys, 85s 90s; ditto ...

... Lord J. RUSSELL moved, that tl»c House into Committee upon the Canada Resolution*. Mr. P. M. STEWART wished to ask a question. He wished know, whether certain official documents had been received from Canada, and whether the Government would consent to lay them upon the table? The documents meant were—lst, the vote coir-.- a Committee pointed the House of Assembly of Cpper Canada, to consider ...

... TO THE EDITOR TNB Sib, —The statement, as given in The Commercial Chronicle of this day, regarding the half-yearly meeting of the Proprietors of the Agricultural and Commercial Bank, held in Morrisson’s Rooms, Dublin, on Monday, the 17th iost., being, in very many respects, erroneous, and, in others, totally false, we, having been present the meeting, request you will delay publishing report ...

... rTe»rly»ebeert»tleß. AaaA»« Sttlf-TMutv, •«. L Quarterly, UU. Cd. Slagle Fmper, M. Mr. Finn, M.P., said, regarded Orange societies and the Princess Victoria, the dangerous and suspicious character of the former was quite apparent. He had searched all the papers and documents connected with that illegal association, most minutely,and be called on them, if they could, to disprove the fart, that ...

... LAST ITECK BUT ONE OF THE BEAEOB. On This Evening (TI'ESDA Y), April 25, Will performed, the moral and interesting Tragedy of GEORGE BARNWELL; 08, THE LONDON APPRENTICE Mr. Dtott. Mrs. Drorr. conclude with (second time) the Grand Military Drama, founded Napoleon’s Wars, and entitled, THE BATTLE OF AUS7ERLITZ; OH, THE SOLDIER’S HIDE. part of Napoleon, - - X Mr. W. Bcrroccbs. The part of Mariel ...

... Introduced Sir Ronald Ferguson. number of petitions, loeal and other subjects, was ream ted. The Speaker announced, that the sureties for prosecuring the petition against the return of the Member for no, faring bantered into, order for .miu.ry tens discharged. The Cn.ssccat.OK the k.tcilcuLr.K ™.e ntWce that make his financial statement Sie of May. The BiUfor know wh’riier it waste intention ...

... acts, such be had been describing, familiar to the British army during the progress of the Peninsular war ? From the very pamphlet which such frequent reference had been made, he could shew, practices similar kind ! bad prevailed throughout the Whole that war ; the writer I stated, that that war was by the most unmitigated I cruelty, and that British soldiers were in the habit of boasting of ...