... Fielding ; ly Mr. Themas Fielding transferred the Fleece Inn to Mr. John Crossley; Mr. George Kay, the Angel Inn, Ashton, to Mr. JaF, a Grige: and Mrs. Anti Douns, the Odrifelows Arms, to SIr, it Georg Douns, of Ashtnr. ULVERSTONE. Istra ?? proprietors ...

... recommended the formation of an Irish national the guard, composed of armed and disciplined men ; but whi somne twelve (seventeen) years ago the present prose- guo the cutor, Lord John Russell, then engaged in a course an thle of agitation for parliamentary ...

... With h en Mlessra. O'Connsell, W. S. O'Brien, Rt. D. Browns, R. A. Flitge- Own WI ten- raid, J. O'Connell, It. Grattan, and J1. Kelly. Mr. John Grey The ral, Porter, late hight sheriffof Fermarnaghi, and authoofat pamphlet scriptt, org n Federalism, wao ...

... reprssenllr ahis father as LorfiLteotenant of this county. We understand 0' tat Sir John Owen and Colonel Powvell, the Lerd-Liteutenanls Id fer the counties of Pembroke and Cardigan, have also been oe- Is doted by the Government to repair forthwith 1o their seversi ...

... Sir J; Hothouse, John Iforuhy, Sir John Jervis, Marquis of heir K~ildare, Henry Labousoisere, W. S. Laseellee, Earl of Lincoln, Dold Colonel Lindsey, Sic E. M'Neghten, Major Macnamara, O'Gor- mokn Mahion, W. Marshall. John Weslterman, H. M. L. Moetyn, ...

... Mornmoutlieshire Illoty arses not less than twvo millioneslerling, il The Mornting Post says the statement tiata the Earl of Cardigan, had assigned over his property, and paid heavy charges upon it, vi iis utterly wsithout fotindation. ti Potatoes contasin ...

... Patrick Wade. wo ablarged.with having aided in the murder of Patrickc Ryan, in May, 1842. The two aprincipal wItnesses, John Blurkoand John Shanahan, contradicted each ether grossly, end the latter gave such an accountof himsrelf, on cross-examination, that ...

... UNITED SrTAES OF AMERICA. therco The packet-ship Rochester, Captain John Britton, Seco which left New York on the evening of the 21st ultimo, therm arrived in the Mersey yesterday morning, at eight o'clock' the By her we have received papers five days ...

... quiet. Sir John Davies had left Hug Kong in her Majesty's steamer Vulture, the 6ih instant, for Cochin China, on a special mission that Court, accompanied by her Majesty'a ship Ringdove, and only returned juat before the departure the mail. Sir John had not ...

... Intat tevaluo of the arms, 1 clothing, and other stares that wvere furnished to our allies ha the e year 1814. ethr I Austria--arms and ?? I Fmance--arpis sent to the south of ?? i Hanoever-arms and clothing ?? 239.1179 I 4 Holland-arms and ?? 267,759 M ...

... will ?? E05 solve before May; for it is k~own that if it should at- st of tempt to prolong its existettee, 'here would be an armed it, its dumunsnotratiort, Some of the Garde) Mobile have even we to) sounded the Nationtil Guards on the subject, and Ir erhave ...

... does not clearh, appear. iThe Hon. Gentleman also says that if rita Excellency 9 will arm the Protestants,, he (Mr. O'Coiitlel!) will re- commend the Catholics to arm. Amidst all t he herly- burly and its consequences, it is at lenist sairrifactory to ...