... l*Liverpool Albion. The Mob mo i Amebica.*Tbe MoraMm*, kis stated, now number buy tuousand disciples, tweoiy-bv thousand whom live io their new settlement at Nautoo. Patrick Kelly, Eaq., collector of Eici.c, Sligo, baa been ar.-imotcd the important collcclorabrp of Maocbcetcr. 'The tiro men apprehen.ied on a charge of bring connected with the outrage on the Her. Mr. Dickie, of U.tbfrrl.od, nr, ...

... package* took place to-day. They went off aery very small pot lion sold. A few cargoes of the intermediate qualities were disposed of at prices a shade lower, while other sorts went much as before. Three or four parc« Is of Hyson, of middling to fine quality, sold at the early part of the sale 2d to 3d per lb. lower, but subsequently considerable quantity was withdrawn, and a few realised ...

... The weekly meeting uf the Repeal Attociauon was held on Monday, the Corn-Eschange. Daniel O'Connell junior, Esq., was called to the Cliair. The SEcacTAUY read an application in favour of Ahas* from Lord Ffreneh, when Mr. O'Connell, after few observations, with reference the conduct of the Police and people of Ahascragh, said that the request of Lord Pfreocb was the nature of command ; he would ...

... o’clock, About 15 Tons BOXWOOD, To Close an Account, to Seen until the day of Sale. GEO. C. HYNDMAN, Auctioneer. sfhJan., 1843. paper and paper moulds BY AUCTION, rrto be SOLD AUCTION, at theMVRT, 7, CASTLE-PLACE, on SATURDAY./he 7th January, at. half past TWELVE o’clock, imrrttrttalely after the sale of sugar, a quantitv of Blue and White LAPPING PAPERS, Of different sixes, suited for the ...

... (IMPORTATION O* WHEAT AND WHEAT FLOUR FROM CANADA.) Rt-sol.td —Tint, I ill' 'l*v of Oelotwr. 1841. ,n Act Council •nd Lex.'.l.ritc of the Pro.inee of Can.cl,, rccr.ed by the Go vr root-Genet al forth- .i n.6c,tion of her M.je.ty « plea,u„ impo-io* doty of 3- .terlin,{ money of Ur-.t Hn„j» on eecl) imperial quarter o( wtiemt imported into Caoada, except from the United Kingdom, any of her qeaty ...

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... — Correspondence. em TO THE EDITOK OF THE woRTH ERN WHIG Sin,—I observe, in the publication, in reporting the ed that of Mr, Rea, be is made to say—* be deni connected with agriculture, had done mo re in this f the Irish farmer, | the world for the promotion 0} buinble self.” Now, Sir, I being present, am convineed that b d judge of —and —“‘the article he was appornie ulture in general. refor ...

... the 22d instant. GaBOCNtNO Opebations fob th« Week —Kitcren- Gabden ABO Obchabd.—/a-door Department Piae«.— Now that are in the heart of their growing season, let supply ,h *'® abundantly with the usual stimuli of liquid manure, and atron*, heat, shutting them up rally in the afternoon, with tb. ir learea all dripping, from the use of the synnge. Vinery. —The bunches of the latest tines may ...

... the Marquis of Donegal! in the Chair, for the purpose of taking into consideration certain alterations, proposed to be made by the Lagan Navigation Company, in the Lagan canal, which alterations the said shareholders conceived might materially affect the Botanic Garden. After some observations from Mr. John Montgomery, Mr. M'Cfeery said, he did not know how he could better explain the ...

... HOUSE COMMONS. Monday, July 31. The Sergeant-at-Arms informed the Speaker, that Samuel bad been apprehended, and was in custody. Mr. CHKISTOFHSK moved that committed to Newgate for having forged signatures the Epwortb pctition, praying for a repeal the Corn Laws. After some conversation, the motion was agreed to. Lord ELIOT presented three petitions, praying the House once to pass the IrUh ...

... same time—namely, ten minutes to a qu The aceounts from Manchester, W anc Wigan, and Preston, give similar acco) it seems to have been more severely fel an | — pretty sharp shock of an eart distinetly felt in this city, by great numbers o about seven minutes past one, this (Friday) mo veral persons were roused from their beds by were two vibrations; and the effect wasas ofsom body falling upon ...

... that his ftuaciuus Saloon ami Hefre>»timc«it Pavilion Will erected on the occupied him last year, be will afford SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION to *n» offered on the Course. Mr. FRASER apologises to those gentlemen who were inadequately attended and supplied, or who were obliged j exosequence of its crowded state—lease his Pasi- last year and he most respectfully takes to an•oanc**, that such a ...