... greautt emioence. Tbe Mi**e* Reeve, of Alton, Hants, cousin* to John R»*rve, E»q , comedian, were cured of ••*ver*l wry painful •oft Corn*, after every other application had tailed. Prepared John Foi, in Boxes, at It ; or, three in one, for 2* and to had of ...

... Paper. *d Lord Cardigan and the Press.—We understand that Lord Cardigan has instructed his Saw agents to mo*e for a criminal information aca'tnst The Timet, for the publication certain extracts from letters, under the heading of Lord Cardigan and his Officers ...

... Ternun, George Haipur, James Mathew*, Christopher Jordan, Ed ...

... them, as illegal and indefensible.— But. if Lord John Russell was right in declaring that the meetings were illegal, Lord Chancellor Sugden right in dismissing the Magistrates for attending them, and Lord John Russell was wrong in having denounced the Ch ...

... will do uotbing io the way of kindnesaaod conciliation. (Hear, bear.) On the subject of the Arm* Bill, I have no extravagant feeling. Although I have voted for Arms Bill in Ireland, yet, general rule, I believe it to most inefficient measure. (Hear.) I say ...

... banquet at Kilru ...

... They must have m-‘ral courage persevere, in spite of obloquy and reproach. It would appear to me, therefore, that they should armed with mi mortals or petitions, staling grievances, &i*., from tbe constituent bodies, case the people desire this service snuuiu ...