... MR. O’CONNELL’S GRATITUDE TO THE II I S v ow :, ,f . * • ct-y ‘autitv lou U »uew a Utile houevtj.'* - Shaescsa *. •* Honour to Whom honour is due.” The Repeal Association has corered itself with glory. It has given a prac tical and convincing proof of ability discharge the dutie. of legislation, should the destinies of Ireland committed to its hands. Without a dissentient voice, without even ...

... 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 ...

... II[E SunSeCltIEBE has ijust got to Ilald, from Messrs Ctleu 16 & HARVEY of L~ondon, and other most approved Mainufac. tuiers, a frehil supply of atll the various sorts of SHOOTING (MIN. POW DlER-viz. FFF. S tO1iL SCEAL, DoaII.I SEAI., ?? IINI orCv- i l 1iS, in L(alIstelrs; also, Strong R LAST ING G U N POW DIE R, RIound or Small, for Quarriers. PlRENCII PtlOcUSSlON CAPS il rreat variety. also, ...

... It MEIN, 8tJHiO~N-D:NTII;r, Ii, CrOwn street, re- I peotfully Intimates, that he may be consulted on lots of teeth, and all other operations connected with Dental Surgery. Aberdeen. 1st Auguet, 1843. JELLY CANS--JEI.I.Y JARS. JELLY CANS-JELL.Y JARS. JELI.Y CANS-JELIY JARS. aHuG H r ItY A S E R & CO. S5 CASTLE STREET, 55 Aberdeen. A U C H I N T O V L H O U S E, 40, ONION SraCgU, ABERD11M. ...

... A~\OoiE~t lIT ISIV SALE L CH ANU-lil ENl'4C4 irA~ IL U ellS C ,101N SljMllSIN, 11LA.NhIT WVAlEIIOUI'S, 11, BRtOAD S'l'l~ET, Exniiv ieflo cof I Ath I ised, tiley :ol~o vei;y louifi~ qualities, and fin coon:~qeoo h crat redotiain on Wool fnod doillooss of trmdc, they will be sold ati .ioo er pricer then, I ever before Offeredl for ale(, i 'ItoIhi city. 1`antilie1s, ltAizirunito. oil thooc about ...

... vtt82 'fif RQdIOS O'f tt~11 ;li~t~ttf, Bti Sf'cl.$- 8 r MRE. VAN AMIBUIGH a i Ctiot respecflftly to infr te NIohilitY, a eo Pry, and .R lutuibitdnts of Aberdeen and its Vicinity, thot he will have the u honour of E1xhibiting his [loyal Collection of Trained Lions, Tigers, Leopards, &c n In his splendid Marquee ereatedon the Vtcant Ground in Front of the b PVOYNRNOO~K FACTORIY, b ABIEMN, This ...

... n R-». W. O. M*Gow«n, (be trachrrs, •••«« f- other frirnHs »-dac«tio.». At four o’clock, two hundrrd end children s-t down to Iri, with which they plentifully rt-wcli-d and. hn-in* lK»n ad ...

... The House went into Committee of Supply, there being various supplemental volts to added tho«e the year already granted. The first was a sum of 82l,0t)0/. for the expenses the China war, with several others, one of which was fi.tiOUf. fur the Caledonian Canal, which raised consid rable discussion, and led to a division, in which the Government welt- supported 137 lo 13. The vote lor the ...

... *mao« cooat. (Concludedf: » fourth page.) ed.] The Lord Cb.acfllor lob. oeelf ihe power with reference to fuel, to ..y how much i. ncceMery, when the c.tte oe. b.ck to h.ot. The qoe.tioo • to my client. Mid I tru.l, th.t, the whole, you tubed -e hire performed the corro.,'. onour,,,t end thet you will gi.e .n en.wer to the ebetweHor. which will eneble h.m perfect JO't.ce between the p.ttle. ...

... “TO THK EDITOB THE NOBTHEEN WHIG. Sib. From Lord Roden's letters and speeches, the Orangemen of the County Down, somehow other, consider they are warranted in j arading the country, almost every night, with drums and fifes, playing party tunes, and abusing the Pope. In no place is this more common than in Lord Downtime's estates in Magtu-rally and Donscluny. Of this, perhaps, his Lordship may ...

... drumbo and drumbeg farming The annual meeting of this fl .uml.ing Association,wa§ held *terday. The d«iy was Hue ; and the black cattle eihibited exceeded in number, and, particularly the amateur . r j point of excellence, th.-se we hare seen on any former year. There wai, however, an unusual paucity of and sheep the show ground. The judgev were Messrs- Cay, Sinclair, and Boyd; and never, we ...

... 0 ot ii MODERN ZANORI`4I hP LiEWDID E: ERTAINISRNTS. NOW, OR NVEER! .n NI EM MBER, this is the LAST OPPOBTrITNtY YOII will j ever have of witnessing a PerforiiafnLo on such a magnificent scale, at the following reduced prices, vi. * BoXee, Is.; PIT, Gd: GALLERY, 3d. Spare ?? rogret ! 1ke up your parties! Go and see the MATCHLESS ILLUSIONS, DISSOLVING VIEWS, AND PROTEA N SCENES. Which ase ...