... would teach the people of Ireland to use iheir arm*.** One thousand military pensioners have been selected in Dublin, and hare received orders to in readiness for embodiment and service. Clothing and arms have been provided for this new levy, which will ...

... MUTINY—LOSS OF LIFE. The barque Troubadour, Captain Hubart arrived in Cove, from St. John’s, N. 8., laden with cargo of timber, on Monday evening, fur orders and on the vessel entering the harbor, the Captain left her.and surrendered himself to William ...

... PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THI MAT 13: THE EARL OP CARDIGAN. Mr. MUNTZ rows to nova that bnrobla addreia prt* tented her praying her Majeeiy institate inqmry into the conduct of the Right Hon*' the Earl Cardigan, daring hie Lordah p’s command o( the 11th Ilu** ...

... RELIEF TO IRPLANn. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL pave notice that on Thursday, the With instant, unless her Majesty's Ministers anticipate him by brinjrin forward large measure of relief for Iceland, he would move for a committee of the whole house, to consider ...

... in certain districts of South Wales, more esjiecially in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, tumultuous assemblages of peo- pie, distlnjrui-shed and armed and outrages of the most violent description have been com- mitted upon the lives ...

... tu the prison ceils of tlie Sergeant-at-Arms on the 6th of April, if his further coafineroent shall be deemed necessary Lord J. Russell for the complete satisfaction of British justice. Lords Melbourne and John Russell had a long audience of her Majesty ...

... Sheppard, William M. Ardngh, .John Power, Henry Denny, Henry Aleock, William Aylward, Alexander R. Pope, William Morris, Henry Downos, ‘John Malcomson, Roger E. Sweetman, •Albert White, John Harden, Tobias Wilson Mic had Hart, John F. Dnnford, Thomas Murphy ...

... immortal Grattan, Walter J. Walsh, Esq.. of Boston. The shout that rang thro* the Hall the announceipent of his name, proves how grateful the Irishmen of ?«ew orfc feel for his for the character of the patriot dead. Edmond S. Derry, ind John ICeon, Esqs ...

... Anne Keegan, Larceny—To confined 13 months, and hard labor. Edward Kilkenny, Robbery of arm* —To be transported for seven years. Richard Maxwell, Robbery of arms—Like sentence. Matthew Brady and James Brady, Assault—To be rach confined 12 months, and ...

... 11th, a house, the property of Mary Mackey Grange, was maliciously burued to the ground. or Fire Arms.—On lire night previous forgoing dead, party of armed men effected an entrance into the house of James Slattery of liallywilham, and succeeded in taking ...

... Staff as Adjutants. Sir John MiWey Doyle, lb« Court of Quran’s Bench has obtained rale ntsi for criminal in formation against Major O’Doherty, formerly the 91st, and hie of the Portuguese Service, for threatening to send Sir John a challenge. The affair ...

... upwards forty men, all strangers, assembled on the lands of Hultinvoeii), near the ** Devil’s Bit,” the property Mr. John Meagher, armed with spades, and commenced digging up the land, and shouting for “Clare.”— The police came up and tho party fled, pursued ...