... districts for purposes wlhich cannot be mistaken. The Belfast Vin7dicator, referring to the speech of Sir James Griahain on the arms bill debate, says, 1 Let Sir James Graham try coercion, and lie will elicit an answer that may cause him to repent when too ...

... district atone could furnish t~h 3000 stand of arms, consisting of muskets, bayonets, rifles, la: &c. I ens also inrformed that the government have ?? niade acquainted with this secret distribation of arms, tu al though they have not, as far as I can learn ...

... measure of the arms bill. ,r- As to education, the house butt been almost unanimous in 0 entertaining the measure, but the sequel proved that to force it, it on would only have fomented the religious animosity which he it provoked. Lord John touched very ...

... county. On Wednssday night the-weir at Vel-I ingigfran was destroyed by a strong party well armed, whoe met on the common at Eglsvyswrw, about eight miles from Cardigan. They had previously, as usual, given notice ofl their intention. The Marines were ordered ...

... read to Clon- - tarf bore nil the indications of a formidable military cam- ci paige. The 11th Hussars (commanded by Lord Cardigan), ti the 5th Dragoen Guards, the 60th Rifles, the 5th Fusiliers, ?I ?nd the 54th Foot were marching along to the place fixed ...

... while picking apples, and frac- L tured her leg. h TILE WrLSI! CONVICTS.-A document has been put d forth by John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh, the g three unfortunate men tried under the special commissions, indsenteloed to transportation, in which ...

... and collieries which supply the coal for smelting it. The heads of these four firms are -Sir John Guest, Mr. Crawshay, Mr. Hill, and Alderman Thompson. At Sir John Guest's works there are 18 blast furnaces; at Mr. Crawahay's 11; at Mr. Hill's 6; and at Alderman ...

... present, adabout six lsundred farmers. Among letters of cnusec fo Lord Rayleigh, Sir John Tyrrell, Sir R1. H. Smythl, and C other leading Protectionists, was one from Sir John Chet-t wynd~e, asking for tise rules of the escibty, in order to form 3 one in ...

... immediately ordered his men to be under arms, d ready for action. One of the men, who was billeted at an- other public-house, kept by a man named Bowen, being ab. h sent, the sergeant and the others, all armed, went to arouse their comrade. After calling ...

... their case. Mr. Moore, Q.C., then informed the court thiat Mr. Shell, who was to lead for the defence onl thle part of Mr. John O'Connell, had been ill somec days, but that he would be ready to commence at the sitting of the court the nest morning. The ...

... premises of Mr. J. J Gwilan, Harlerd-plgora, New, Cat. Same for day, a large silver soup.dle was stolen from the house ofo erd ws John Somerset, Rohrmn-hll. UI lie ROasuBBERI Ddr ?? Tupsdgy, at Ashton, a afi man, named 3hm Teluee, w aasicom5mitted lo csttalingal ...

... full; nearly all the ministers were present. LoaD WILLIAM PAGFT V. THlE EARL OF CARDIGAN..- In the new trial paper, the cause of Lord William Paget and the Earl of Cardigan stands No. 3s on the list. Wednesday next is the dlay appointed for the trial to ...