... PoatmastelrGeneral ?? ?? i afit Naples with his family, and hs estebllshnents I ot aitfentirely broken up. I ?? are ]i Sic John Franklin, Governor of Van Dieplan's Land, has ineued cent 'a frolm then declaring that newspapoxo arr tying in, er de ,, a ...

... ieria Boston, where a beautiful Hlag, with the inscription at ig 21 Ein go rash, was presented to the captain by T. C. Grattan, 0 bEsq., tbQ celehrated Irish noveillst, now British Consul at Boston. PI and Ibe comardetal accountsaireoen.the whole favourable ...

... holding of John Pie Joyceon, ith PARTof the adjoining FIELD, held by John lan Ro~en ho sliolecontaning 2A. 2n. 4s-., or thereOboute. Xoil 12. A COTAGE andGarden. in the holding of Samuel Hulso, On( With FART o the adjoiing FIELD, held by John Rodeo, the ...

... means of the -x ix electors of England. The engine which, armed with 1 tt, phyical and moral blessing, comes forth and overlays ot mankind by services-the engine of redress-this, says ;Grattan, is government, and this is the only description h. rs'worth ...

... called the 1 Brewer's Arms, in not Chiapel-laine, in Wigan, with Its Appurtenanctes, in the oceu- 24F pation of Themas Claphan. 0 3. Three MSlhSUAbES. in Chapel-lane aforesaid. with their Cot Apprtenances, In the occupation of Mr. John Fisher, Mr. not, W~ie ...

... 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 ...

... frsad nteltr occpaianaosadinteccpton of John Stringfell w. Jul 10. A PUBLIC-HOUSE, called the MRoinarood, with Its A- rW Apurtenanese, In the Hallgate-street, In wigan aforesaid, In the bet occupattoe of John Sayer cubjtto ayearly chief roetof~ 28. I ...

... on to unid FOR DUN DALB,. The DUNDALK STEAM-PACKET CO.'S - ?? and pwerful Vessels. FINN MAC COULLO An JoHN HurcnsoNae- Master, tar and GLASG6~W, JoHN WILLIAMS, Master, and are a all with Goods and Passengers, (with or with- )r,- out Pilots,) from the Clarence ...

... HALF- with s-a. PARTO ?? of th,11eb atr. wjae Horhe ouge trol, in tof John Arsongfe.,dcasdWIadi Also, of a LEASSHOLD DWELLING-MOUSE, No. 1o, StBalt- Iwdstret Lierpol Inthenon tosoofMr. John Malone- - Asadley-street. Live I, In thooou 2*tion of MrThos.Oandlin: ...

... lam infoM nedby a imbiaoioer thae haes ?? doubt that to the event of an onibrtek di dirict alone could furniab 5040 stend of arm I m tals ltformed that tbe aovmmnt have bem made aequalted wriP ?? athoh have not, ante ll I can learn, tken steps to preven ...

... Noble and Learned Fusend was connected. Lord CAMPBELL regretted that he was not in the Hoeuse Of Vomamons to upce the Irish Arms Bill, a mnteasure so badly drawn up that ove the Atterney.Oeueral. for Irelaud weg unable to siplain It. Lord BROUGHAM thought ...

... anddiversied views of the surrounmng country, and sameooktn the beaultiful Vale of Abardaron, the Irish Channel, and t of Cardigan. ?? second oit in Importance comprises the Sumai and b ancient Forect of Snowdoni, with 110O acres of valuable Pasturei -land ...