... A serious affray, attended by loss of lifp, took place a Bird IMlon Saturday nt, in consequence of opposition given by a person named Maunsell to the Sheriff of the county,(T)pperary), who came with a large party of police to deliver possession (under a writ of habere) of a farm from which Maunsell had been ejected for non-payment of rent. Doctor Twiss amended in his capacity as agent, and ...

... CLOTHES.—A very ingenious method of curtailing the labour of making clothes, called pasting, has lutely been invented, which, in reference to ordinary labour, has rtduced the timtl of making a roat by ten hours. A NEW KIND OF IVIAY FESTIVAL.—Intersected as our land is wi'h ralwaYI-covered as our seas are with steamers—we should wish to see our May festival become a grand and instructive pil- ...

... ¶lowl. WEDNE.SOAVI, 3lAVI 27, 1840.r AeIFAIRS OIF Bon s ?? the .shilopinr G'a- zetle J-Bva private letter broniglt byv the Indlit wI ail, cold dated[ Voit dle GallIc, A pril 111, 18it, e have io- telligeuic' ol' pain la let II est trolnk Bourneo ariili, (Ut C W1 t perate i11015jf piramy to pi'vvl'lee t on, tht sll and1 tel 0iw eurresponden ,.tatos thaot M4r. liroolt s, theni at Suainsk., had ...

... tote ip bd) Sourmal. 'hie great experiment of a free trade in corn is to be tried. The house of Lords has decided by a majority of 47 that the British farmer shall be henceforth subjected to the competition of the foreigner-thatntither thegrest amount of taxation in this country, nor the peculiar local burthens affecting the agricultural interest, form any ground for protection against ...

... LiVYOPooL, Thursday Night. Tbe arrival of the Royal Mail steakner, Caumbria, Captain Judkins, this afternoon, furnishes us with the impertano intelligence that War had commenced on the lexialn frontier with Mexico, that an engage- mnent had taken place with General Arists, and that the Americans had been worsted; that a large body of the Mexican amny had crossed the Rio Grande, had surrounded ...

... I ?? THE SEASON.-THE MONTH OF IAY. I ., . O Iu. I . )re, Born in you blaze of orient sky, aes ~~~Sweet A'ray! fthy radiant form unfold; b tes Unclose thy bbie voliptiosis eye, b to ?? wave thy shawdolwy locks of gold-na urcla. Si loat Several nioder-si writei* It uhpp inl the possession of a is Ot' deteriorated dieto, ?? ith so ninnly causes of titl, thankfulness thtte a olonger enjoy ...

... ?? 41. o I I Z) 1.1 ? ) . l ill I)A V, ;11A;V\ i'tiRc. ae are eltawleI to ar-1at it t pat. i iely OIt t ut go- * I, 1erC;ll-cd Im t v fll l ulice troull (lie P'ei(el ttt th e itt S ?? Lun it II, ilk t ofrei thle AtI rican yri tti t tier thl f titi ltalor ih , p 1 cjt1 ittiI tier ()tey ;ef lrlr ri a t' ccI rid~~lia iiarriiin u]Xtrc, i the kexptrlu~trtlrttreht:t ttiiretill ent ...

... 1|I1 IE, DlERRY,; - ?? -- ollumiiV L VIn V thi ?? We hae I.l tile Itwait ?? v IItkt tlttis co ill Iwe ?? is . Vit ness& (I i e List atdjournmeniott ittr lorY eight hotrs ora DtL)hate involvitig, TIIii tvee a's I tort S~tanley :ttt(I Lord NV incitelsit assure uts, thle (llIi' jolh oex~i'ten i ?? ('liielt, the FoPetage, mid the( CJreown tittiVL seil tiell', waclht are coivertly attarceti ...

... corrtopon~offiff - - -- - -- . TflE COMING ELECTION - DUTY OF THE PEOPLE. TO T1ri EDITOs OF THE NOTxaEst starT. Sir.-Should the Ministry be defeated after all on the present Corn measures, it may not be uninteresting or useless to enquire what course the Working Class ought to pursue, for though they are not permitted in elections to vote, they enjoy the privilege to bawl, and though their ...

... BaRevoNG or & STEADt SAW-MILL IN GOLDEte-LANE.- G On Tuesduy morning, shortly before four o'cloek, much alarm was excited in the densely populated neighbour- a hood ofGolden-lane, St. Luke's, by the outbreak of a furious fire upon the premises occupied by Mr. Inman, keown as the Steam SaW-mills, in Cupid's-court. The building, upon thefirst floor of which the occurrence took d place, was ...

... 18gEQEXLANMOUS NEUWS, Liaowr iN PAnts.-The number of public lamps in PraiS still lighted by oil,-is 2,603. SILVER CoIN.-An extensive Issue of silver threepenny pieces Is about to take place. l r 1Rooxs.It is now affirmed that rooks destroy eggs, and even young chickens. COMaERS' STIKXEL-.There are at present upward of all colliers on strike I andtso eorhirn CONVENT EDucIsof.-There are 620,000 ...

... irk ,political juirror. FREE-TRADE PROSPECTS.-We need hardly say that we entertain no fears of the upshot of the bill. Instead of uni- versal ruin among landowners and manufaoturers, we look for- ward to a measure of prosperity greater than that which was enjoyed by the artisans and labourers of England forsome years before the new tariff. We will not indulge in those bright and poetical ...