... Horse Guards, 20th Feb., 1846. The'following augmentation to certain corps of cavalry and infantry having been sanctioned by her Majesty's go- vernment officers, in command of. the regiments and depots concerned are requested to use their utmost exertions In raising men to complete their corps, respectively, to the proposed strength Tle men so raised to be borne as super- numeraries until the ...

... REiEAL ASSOCLiTION. CoNcIrLIATIoN HArLL.-The uual weekly meeting o the Repeal Association was held on Monday, and wai Well ?? chair was taken by John Lloyt itizgerald, Esq.-The following letter from Mr. O'Connel was read by the secretary:- British Hotel,Jermyn-Street, London, 13th Feb., i14t My dear sir,-I enclose you the following subicrip tins for repeal Tent for the ionth of February Daniel ...

... MEETINGS IN BEHALF oU THE CIIARTIST I ~~~EXILES. [Continuedfroia our Tidd Preqe.1 FROST, WILLIAMS, AND JONES. INTENDED MOTIONOk' O T. S. DUNCOMBtE, M.P. The Albany, Feb. 22, 184;. DEAa Sta,-I thought it was univermelly understood tlttt I abhuld not bring on mny motion for, at least, a fortnight or three v.eeks, :nd you rac quite right in say_ gi. that it was so nrraitted when I Inst had the ...

... Covreoponlenirt. The people fight and suffer:-think ye, Sirs, If neither country had been cursed with chief, The peasants would have quarrelled 1 John Ball, of Southey's Wat Tyler. TO THlE EDITOR OF TilE. NORTHERN STAR. DBEa Ssa,-You will perceive that a. Star sometimes reaches into the north of Yorkshire; I observed in the Star of February 7th, that there is a society sprung into existence ...

... HOUSE OP LORDS-aeb. 23. ?? Co]iMCION- )ILL. V The Ear] of St GERMANS moved the second reading of n the Irish Coercion bill, and,. ufler observing on the lamentable Si frequency of the crime of murder in Ireland, proceeded to ad- tI lirco various doe'iimentnry proofs of the unsettled state of the a country. The Govern meut had ex.hausted every resource in tl their power to give efflciency to ...

... -_GENEIRAL POST Os-ncr, Feb. 1 i3. Destinations. I y ITIA TO t Last Packets |Next Pack-ete ST. fron Lono. 'Sailed. Due. S-TATIOS. Lisbon, Madeiray17h 7h n (via lisbon), .7th, L, - , i| St t Madrid, Queen, I Spai, Gibral- Fb Feb. tar ?? every month. Malta.GrecceIo- ' nrianls IsdI.nS, 3d & 20th of D.of Cornwall,: E1gpt, Ceyln. [ every month. Feb. 3. India, ke China) British Colouies) I in West ...

... COURT CIRCULA IR. The Queen antid Prince Alht r t ?? by the Prince of WVales and the lhi P cess lov1l, left Btickin-itain Palahce in a carri:gLe-aild-fittr, alt halflt st eiuhlt o'cloclk yesti rldy nmerilnlg, for Osborne Houw, late of W; iehlt. Their Royal H iQriltesee, Prince Alfred anwl the- Pcrinvttss Alice, avcclPilnt- nied bv ?? LiAy lyt Itiiton, tollowed ina nother CitrritiitePtiitti- ...

... From our own Correspondent.) j.romu DUBLIN, Feb. 24. symptoms FAVI.NE.-The Cork « l emoWiae: - Weights. ' potatocmCork market Saturday, Feb. 22, Bl?hWt 0 flight P e we; 't 201b5.) J [hat year the quantity of potatoes at over one-ha'f that at the corresponding mark? 1 *5,1 hile the price nearly double. of „ »de —Some time since considerable cx- the north of Ireland by general Marshal, that ...

... .1 11,00. f 11 I V13 ?? ? A ,i ?11 . ?? I l - I (1?, I)EEMS. I ., I'y11, Iurll of Xt. Gf1ermonv Isl 1te'iItn ot tile hill for the proteetie o olu ' iti'!'tt \\t 111 to I on thae ncecssity o0 illvest S ' tl'eI ;illad tvitl lie cxtraordinaiv ; i j>l~l v;I3 litaixl j ptoosed melli It t ?? had tioili' otl latc alarmtinigly plrv FIC h8ilill hi laildotfi ctial returtis deleill Iu l' l t - ai'at ...

... | LETTERS ON SOCUAL QUESTIONS-CAPITAL I PUNISHMENTS. ed TO TfIM EDITOR OF THlE DAILY NEWS. y; GENTLEMEN-I choose this time for addressing to you of the first two or three letters on the subject of capital at puninhiment, because it seems to me that the importance of ge the question is very strongly presented to the public mind P- just now, by a recent execution in Ireland: and the recent tie ...

... All'r'tt=lfs J, ot C, RENEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 1844! THE COERCION BILL-THE ENGLISH LORDS. Earl St. Germans has been very fortunate in ar- resting the unanimity of the willing audience which he addressed on what, by the strangest perversion to which the language of mankind was ever subjected, is called a Bill for the better protection of life I Not a voice was raised in opposition or ...

... ziI t.fI Ia II. The llo or of the Towen-himll at AirdtiL, where CenGeral T1'nn ThumnIb was cxhiibitin gnat a c sci per d rate to the worklilln clas-cs, on ?? evenin g, e gave wily lit-oi the pressurec, and precipated thlrce hundred people icto a smith's shop below. For- tuona tely no one wvas killed, though oine man had his leg broltien. Tlhe table on whlichi General had tbeeln performing a ...