... Ascension; Carlton, St. Thomas. BRISTOL, Nov. G.—Arrived the British Queen, Barbara, Five Sisters, and Ireland, Quebec ; John, Leighton, St. John's, N.B. GLOUCESTER, Nov. s.—Arrived the llautanum Abbey, Quebec. MILFORD, Nov. s.—Arrived the Trusty, Oliver, Quebec ...

... the fair of Borris, county Carlow, on the 14th inst. THE NEW ARMS BILL.—THE CUSTOMS, Li- MERICK.—Mr. Carte, on the part of the Customs, applied to the magistrates for a summons under the new Arms Act against the master of the ship William Frazer, from London ...

... enrolled ,as repealers, and he was proud to rank the Right , Rev. Dr. Slattery at the side of John of Tuam—(cheers). The motion was seconded, and carried. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL handed in several sums from Catholic clergymen and other parties, and moved the admission ...

... Wheler, in lieu of that i Wheler quarterly, in the family; such arms being the laws of arms, and rer wise her Majesty's said and of none effect: and concession and declarati l College of Arms. COURT OF COMMON SKYE This court will, on \A next, hold a sitting ...

... outside of the Shipwash Sand, with several smacks in attendance. HULL, OCT. 30.—Arrived the, Llan Rumney. Simpson, from St. John's, New Brunswick. 31. — Wind N.E. , mode, rate.—The Robert and Margaret, Agars, from Grangemouth to Rotterdam, has put in here ...

... 0° 0 0 1 ; week on the landing-place with her infant, D i 00 old, in her arms, to see if her husband was rettlruiipos when sudd en ly the c hild ma d e a m ovement of her arm s over the narrow well of the staires'oeclgitv nately a man, lodging on the ...

... GEORGE ASHWORTH said he had never made a speech in his life; but John Bright had assured him that the league were determined to put down bribery. Did they think he could depend on John Bright's word ?—( Yes, yes, and applause.) Trusting his word, and ...