... ts. Wm. Su arman Crawford. Crawfordtbum, Oct. 10, 1838. Dinner to the Earl of Cardigan, —On Wednesday tho Conscrvativi s of North Northamptonshire entertained Earl Cardigan at dinner, in testimony of their approval of his principles and their gratitude ...

... the sum from William Patton, Grattan-street; John Chapman, .stealing two pair boots, the property of James Hanna. Iludton’seutry. : Mary Aim Connor, stealing watch, the property of Richard Smith. Portaferry; William John Porter, and Rolreri Sheals, for ...

... to complain of. the anniversary of the shutting the gates of Derry, Csptain Robinson bad entered that city, at the head uf armed furre, contrary the cliartercd rights of the city, and prevented the apprentices from shutting the gates. For such an outrage ...

... Wilnot's amendment for the immediate abolition of negro apprenticeship. Sir R. Bateson, Bart. hi.s paired off with Mr. James Grattan, also iD larouw of the amend. be meot. THz MESSRS. AIACENSS'S SOIREE.-We understand that a wish has been expressed by maany ...

... Shaksperc would resign his seat at the Supreme Council Board, and would be succeeded Mr. Wilbcrforce Bird. The Earl and Countess Cardigan had thrown up their passage in the Repulse* in order to England overland, to be lime for her Majesty’s Coronation. There ...

... Elliott ?? . ff. Tracy ?? Sir M. Wood, W. Crawford, J. Pattison ?? T . HI. D avies .. -lon. R. Fitzgibbon, W. S. O'Brien ?? J. Grattan or E. Howard .J. Eusthope, S. Duckworth . ?? C. E. Rumbold, W. Wilshere Total ?? ?? TOIIY ItrURNS AtMItNST WHICH THi'; SEATS ...

... provisions of the Act of Incorporation, seven the Directors now vacate office, namely : Wm. Coates, Win. Gray, Win. Steen, John Kane, John Barnes George Scott, and Thomas Walkiogton; who are, however, eligible for immediate re-election. account of the receipts ...

... Irish currency, and is. in lieu of duty work. For particulars, anply to WILLIAM PATTON, Bal- , h4'eel; JOHN POLLOCK, thhnher's-Hill; or, to ALEX, & JOHN'MONTGOMERY, 306) 21, Arthaar-sareet, Belfast. t WAT h, T 3 e TWO APPItENsricEs WN.&TED, OR an extensive ...

... much has the opening of the London and Bir- The. ill of the late Sir John Nichnll. Knt. —The mingham railway increased the number of travellers will of the late Right Hon. Sir John Nicholl. Knt. has through this town, that the principal inns often have ...

... evidently the result of a check, Colonel Quinones had marched from Valcarlos on the for Banrca, passing by the manufactory of arms at Arbaiceta, and was to proceed on the 3d to Lumbier, where he was to regain Pampluna. Notwithstanding the affairs of the ...

... at CUNNING- HAM'S, QUEEN'S ARMS lOTEtL, NoaT1t-STrEZT, BFLFAST ; or at the Office of JOHN DOHERTY, Esq. SOLIciTor, LWNDONDERRY, will meet with immediate attentlota. RANDALSTOWN, 9tb November, 1828. 9 9EI4 1DTOTCE. HENRY GRATTAN, ESQ. 1 tpHE Several AND ...

... the westward of the chain, •nd not seen by Sir John Franklin, but being within the limit his survey, called it the Franklin Range, a just tribute to his character and merits- That evening they reached Sir John Franklin’s Return Reef, where their survey commenced ...