... have regarded Mr. John O’Connell’s exploits on the previous evening with envious emulation very much a-kin to Hamlet’s outbreak, when Laertes is a little extravagant in his grief at the grave of Ophelia. Ireland is the Ophelia oi John O'Connell, the obsequies ...

... Archill neon Disney, (’apt. James Dei.gal Army, Kite, daughter of Mathew lhirn, F.so. 4, at St. Mary's chuu h, Cliciteunam, John Samuel Lifter, Kh|., MW* Elizabeth Wik*xk. of Lodge, Fitivillr. May 4, Luton, tin Lev. 8. Sykes, Mr. Altw.Hd, dimstiat, &c ...

... ence between the Presi- dent of the Board of Control and the Directors of the East India Company be before the house.—Lord John Russell said it would be unbecoming in the house, and unjust to Lord Keane, to be hux- tering and bargaining with ‘the East ...

... consequence of royal fami er ajesty and her ea § roy, — until after the Easter revess, the s coud asad blow fur the London tradesn John Knight, Esqy hou ed Royal in the room of H. ‘T! on e eased. We had no ro my 0 state that Mr. Divet member for Bi ined the House ...

... present were John Benelt, Esq.. M.P., Sir Charles Hulse, Bart., Joseph Neeld, Esq . M.P.. John Neeld, Esq., M.P., Captain Bolder*), M.P., Montague (lore, Esq . M.P., G. E. Eyre, Fsq., the Rev. Henry Hussey, Col. linlse, C. W. Everett, Esq., John Clark, Eaq ...

... relative to the Irish of Mr. Grattan, who had alleged in his speech of the evening that he had been ruined by the poor-rate. It appeared, however, that the rate in the un with which the hon. and learned gentle- man was extreme! Sir John Walsh attacked, and ie ...

... Josiiih. eldest arm of Mr. C. to Eluubcth, third daughter Mr. John hitmore, of that town, builder. July 2, at Kcraerton, Mr. Thomas White, builder, of this city, to .Mrs. Martha Mam, the former place. DEATHS. July 3, in this city, John Fusbroke, M.D., ...

... satis taction make known that he has been favored with instructions TO SELL BY PUBLIC COMPETITION, At the Black Lion Inn, Cardigan, on Saturday, the 15th day of August, 1846, the hour of 3 o’clock in the After- noon, E singularly important and very desirable ...

... manufactory of Mr. H. F. Tamer, of St. John-strect-road, Clerkenwell, London, was de- yaoyed by fire on evening, causing a loss estimated at patiy 10,0002. Most Horriste ruffians named Fellows, Robert Purslow, John Perry, and Daniel Webb have been fully ...

... Local Coal Trade.— We underetand tliat Messrs. Price ami Co. of this port, have shipped this week in the SrripJunr for St. John’s. N.B. tons of coals, from the Bilson and Meadow Collieries. An argument may adduced from this to show the advantage of a ...

... the spacious Bay of Cardigan ; thehigh Grounds tain Piece of Land, situate in the parish o f Bagendon, in the comma! extensive and varied rospects, embracing fine views of gg Piece, to Moor -W ood House, in the Vale and Bay of Cardigan ant the lofty hills ...

... Steere af (hurchem. enb Sgr ae 5 gies the ht the yearly For a view ay i y to Mr. Henry Parry, the tena further particulars to, r John Colem Blaisdon isly man Coleman, Sol ae ‘or, Longhope; or Me. J. HLL tor | Solicitor, G =— 4% Spiers. with fo SLTCSL, of the ...