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... TI:H FREEMAN'S JOURNAL DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 10, 1841. I Adverting to the popular pretences put forward on both sides of the house, in the debate upon the sugar duties, the Times admits freely that neither of the great factions, who are struggling for su- premacy, care one straw about the humanity part of the question. Have mercy to the negroes, ' cries Lord Sandon. Thou hypocrite! did not ...
... 1TO ?? 1TTO OF THE F9199MANt' 30.1RN'At., i a. s . - .. . . . . SIR-A~s the friend to Irish interests generally, and the uniform advocate of Irish manufactures in psrticular, I make bold to send you the enclosed project (for the establishment of a mart for the encouragenient and sale of Irish manufac- tured goods exclusively), with the hope that you will allow it a place in your truly ...
... THk. FREEMAN'S JOURNALI DTTBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 17, 1841. SUGAR AND SLAVERY. During the debate on Monday night, Mr. John O'Connell declared that, 1 as an Irish member, he should be most unwilling to throw obstacles in the way of the Irish people obtaining sugar, more par- ticularly as they consumed not more at present than one ounce for each individual in the year. The Times sneers at this ...
... OuT H DUBLIN POOR LAW UNION. . 'Ph ...
... IMPERIZAL P'ARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY.-The Corn Laws. -The Duke of Wellington presented a great number of petitions from places in Hampsbire and elsewhere, against any alteration of the corn laws. Lord Willoughby D'Eresby presented many petitions from places in Lincolnshire against any alteration of the corn laws. Earl Fitzwilliam said, his noble friend had asserted at a late meeting ...
... ?? Ca1V, SATURDAY EVENING. The Budgetasitisatpresent broaugt ra iesplooke empt of in the City as nothing more or less than a desperate attemto the Whips to keep themselves in office. Instead of a well considered and comprehenlsive scheme, having for its object the general revision of our tariff, their only thought seemsg to have been how shall we scrape together sufficient to meet the ...
... It is the cue of the Court and the Ministry to deny that there is anything the matter with the health of Prince Albert, but we regret to say that he is really well known to be in a very delicate state. The report is still current that he has been ordered to try his native German air, and this would probably have been resorted to ere the present time, but for the disturb. ance and interruption ...
... |1 [Wrirten for the Preston Chronicle.] P4osum multa tlib reterini priecepta referre. NI refugis, tenuesqtue piget cognoscerc curass* l'tr, 1. If thou colld'st like to know and shuirst not care, What old inca say and do I canl declire. A FEW WORDS ON THE FAIUR YARD. When agricaltunral societies first caine into vogue, it was tile eustomn of an influential member of a neighbouring so. Iciety, ...
... ABINGDON. APiUlL 29. SUDnEN DxAET'iS.-An inoqulisition was taken oa Saturday last, t at tle Gravel Pits, Stonelill, before lddward Ceoceiler, Esq. a coroner, on view of tie body of John East, aged 45, a labourerf, . in the service of Mr. W. Dewe, of Steichill Farm, who suddenly expired onl the preceding Wednesdaly. Tire deceased's wife, as selel as Sarah Hlosier,a neighbouring cottager, ...
... MU LTU -I IN PAISvo.-The CourtleftBuckingliam Palace Saturday afternoon for Claremont, in foun carriagex and- ., four, escorted by detachment of 11th ox, 1Thinoe Albo-t's Iliussars-enti e area i fr*ont of Palacc, Cohstituitai lHill' al and Hyde Park oceupied by dense lines of well-dressed w persons, who enthusiastically cheered her Majesty afid ri the Prince as they ?? English artist has' re- ...
... WAR . CFFICE, APtUL 30. 2nd Life Guardi-Liert. T. 'Navbor to bo Captain hr p)trchase. vice Gatornier. retoras Lieut. C. 11. Drummond be lioitt.rnmrt, by purchase. *ice Nay Ior; V 11. I-lobncs. (;eLt. to be Cnrirrret and Sub-Liouteniant, by pur- c'ha4L , vije Drummond. 2nd Dragoon GLIairds-Sergeant-Major C. Bushmnan (Ridrn-raster) to be Cornet, it it purchase, vice Bel lei-, appo'nted to 14Lh ...
... 60GSIL P-I- &I T i11,1VIERX AWE PARS E&hE ET, h IOUSE OF COIMIAMONS-TUESDAY, MAy 11. AkDJOURNED DEBATE-SUGAR DUTIES. M. MACAULEY rose for the purpose of making ecemarks on an attack (from Mr. Gladstone) to ivihc lie had been subjected the preceding evening. _ lie had not intended originally to take alny part in this debate. le was content to leave tle general princi. pes 0f tihc measure to ...