... VISIT OF SIR ROBERT AND LADY SALE | TO LIVERPOOL. I ng [ABRIDGED FROM THE LIVpERrOOL MERCURY.1 ,lhe gallant hero of Jellalabed and his not less distin- guis~hed Idv, whose names will for ever be associated with to the records of British achievements in the East, arrived ght in this town on Wednesday morning last, by the steamer !nt Zercury, Captain M'Lachlan, from Londonderry, the to native ...

... PUBLIC PARK7S IX MANCHESTER. .0 fABRIDGED 'PROM THiE MANCILESraR GUARDIA!.-1 )r On Tueoday evening an rtigregatg auterting of tho o obk- 0 lag classes of blauchlrctr end fSleorn, convened by adver- -tikomnuts and plactidr, was held in couneolion with the movement now maki g for this Importaut object, In the 3rns Trado Haill, Pettr-Otreot. The flioroftbti hIul1 was nearly filled by half-past ...

... MEETING OF THE REPEAL ASSO- ti CIATION. V [uROM OUR OWN REPORTER.] t} t] DUBLIN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER9. I. The hour announced in the advertisements for the ii meeting of the Repeal Association this day was one o'clock. but such was the anxiety to see and hear P Mlr. O'Connell, that all the seats in 'The Concilia- it tion Hall were occupied so early as nine o'clock. ti The halil is capable of ...

... COLLISION IN TUBE IRtSH CHANNEL FLOSS OF LIF J. We deeply reirret to state that this morniag, shortly after two o'clock, the Dublin mail iron steam-ship Iron Duke, 6i0 tons burthen, came into collision with the brig Parana, 200 toos, outward bound from this port for Montreal, about three leagues to the eastward of Point Lynae Light, by which the latter vessel wefs nearly cut in two, fnd so ...

... THUNDER ST'ORM. BkTGOHTON, SFaT. 9-The weather yeslerday wao ex- . ceedingly soltry, and towards the evening dark c!ouds r, gathered in the horizon. About seven o'clock the storm I urst with fearfll vlolencr over the town, shaking the e6 housee to their foandatiqn. It wos during the evening g service, nud we understand that numbers fainted away with frilht, and the scene altoiether was most ...

... SPA IN. MADRltID, FrT. r. [itoM o0r OWN Co0li EgtsroNDHNT.J Th: 1craldo 'alnGUUtO tta-, blc!(loe toile co cCCIOious tfl~d iny tedeyIs ..ttt, t',, ]inpexcr of AIMorc ei.5 grees to give a pecuniary roal pensation to tlei fasly af Vict'r D1 rtuou, the Spanish conetular agent, who woe 'Put to death i aTe despatcllee annmuociDg the tertos of ar- vangement were brought here yesterday, from ...

... TH.E MORNING9 CHRON1CLE. LON DON: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1844. vf Such of the Tory journals of the metropolis as f had anticipated that the release of Mr. O'CoNNsiLLt would be followed by some species of indiscretion,I arc thrown hito a fuiry of disappointment at the i good sense and moderation which characterised a in great portion of the first address which the honour- PI able and learned ...

... HOP IIVTELLrGENCE. MAIDSTONP..-The hop picking is now commenced at most plaress; where they began last week they almost all come far short of what they wore called. The hops are now coming iAto good order for picking, and we shall have some very good hope, but few that will be fine In colour. MPRasWoRTie.-Picking is become very general here- and as we have not heard of any complaint, we ...

... THE MORATING CIIRONICLE. he LONDON: N. MEI)NESDAY, SBPTEMBBR 25, 1844. Irish agitation, however formidable and inereas- ing, has hitherto been confined chiefly either to the o:people, or to that class which lives in contact and he sympathy with popular ideas. Its leaders have been 1i the forensic, the bustling, the bold, adopting the h measures and employing the arguments consonant d, be to ...

... CHRISTPS AOSPPPAL. Saturday, being St. Mathews day, the aanual orations r. were delivered by the senior scholars of this hospital. The bor attendance was more numerous than on the two last ecca- - oue, but the hr greater number of those present were ladies. The Lord Mayor, attended bytbe officers of the he corporation, entered the hall at about half- past one o'clock, and the orations were ...

... toile, DUBLIN, SEP'T. 23. town [FRO51 OUR OWN CORtRESPONDENT.] od, a The weekly meeting of the Repeal Assoolation took place a8. at the Conciliation Hall to-day. Boiog~ the last meeting rick- which Mir. O'Connell will attend before Ilia departure for tan, Darrynaune Abbey, more than ordlinary interest. was ingst atteched to the proceedings, and sitth wits the anxiety to ptaiu be prcsent that, ...

... BAYONNE, SEPT. 18. [PFROM OUR OWN CORREsPONDENT.] The new revolution, which those who are discontented with the domination of Narvaez are setting on foot, is, I am enabled to Inform you, beyond any doubt whatever, progreseing quite as well as Its best friends could desire; and that progrets has been made notwithstanding the in- creased and unceasing efforts of the Government to arrest it. The ...