... DARING ESCAPE FROM PRISON.-A. most daring escape was effected from Cardigan gaol at 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening last by three prisoners of the names of William Davies, John Bradshaw, and John Clifford, the two former being under sentence of 10 years' transporta- ...

... measures would be taken for the instruction of the people of Ireland, and the developement of its inexhaustible resources. Mr. H Grattan moved as an amendment, that although the existing poor-laws might be adequate to supply the wants of some districts in Ireland ...

... Ihat the intendled visit of Olozaga do: to Paels was forv the purrpose of applying to tise Freichl C. Govornmertt for att armed i rltervcrtiOO, atod that its Cas .conseqettnce of this discovery .ui~sl ninto h la 1r; prevailed, arid then visit postponred ...

... detrimental to the public service to give up the correspondence referred to, declined to accede to the motion, The Earl of Cardigan supported the motion, stating some length his objections to the bill. The Marquess of Londonderry withdrew his motion, after ...

... 27tit i i1t, Ithicit, Mlatlltint 1F. Ltblachc, bir. Grattan Cosio. auonl Siglnlr F. Lblachc are atlutincud as being |i At ?? Annual AMetting of the HaIlsted and North ?? Agrieittital Associatihn,John Binghiam, Esq.,JILit., late of this city, ?? urged thte ...

... of the constancy and j which have been manifes fed by the European and j native forces. “ The superiority of hez Majesty’s arms has been estab- | ¥* lished by decisive victories on the scenes of former disasters, | PT the complete fiberation of her subjects ...

... against it in so many quarters. sI It is statled' na lt ateler front Vecnice, dated the 25th nlt. sit that tics Arclsdcike John, brother of the Emperor of dr, Anstrire, Iced left for Vrerona, to inspect, in his qoality, Ti of commandec-in-rlsief of engineers ...

... honesty, the fairness of the people of this country, and with a still more constant reliance upon that Providence whose watchful arm had ever supported Britain m difficulties, and, so long as she had been true to herself, had ever guided her in the paths of ...

... thus Earl of Cacrd gttm Captain Dottglas, und Citptain Warniuigton, to take their trial, bitt rotuseoted to titks bail, Lord Cardigan in £2,000., ;rith two EurctieS in £:1,000. earls, and thus otiter gentleamen in £500., etd two stureties in £250. each. Nxse'eaI' ...

... I arid further remanded to Friday next. John Cooper and Mdargaret Psarsons on a similar charge are also remanded I to Friday when Mre. Powell frour then Minit n-ill be present. CONrVICTS.-On tie 19th inst., John Skelly, 27, and Win. ILewis, 36, serstenced ...

... Earl Bruce only five minutes before, to inepect tbs progress of tbs works, was pesaingunder lbs vault in company with the Rev. John Ward, of Great Bedwyn. Tbs latter, bearing the vault give way, bad time •seeps to lbs side sials; but Hr. Montgomery was not ...

... Canada, it must have paid to the Newfoundland exchequer. Mr. Labouchere's amendment having been negatived by a division, Lord John Russell, on the clause respecting salt provisions condemned the duty as a wanton interference with the general principle cf ...