... be made to dovetail into Lord John’s plan for the relief of Ireland. Colon®! WOOD, Jon., th® argument® of Lord J. Koawll unanswerable. Mr. HUME exp rested bis concurrence the objections of Mr. Roebuck tnis bill. Mr. GRATTAN made angry speech against Mr ...

... Althongb large arrivals of American beef and pork have come, and further suppli— are do—at hand the demand has been good, and very Arm rat— have been paid. India beef new J2os. old 105s llos per tier— of 336 lb. prime new India tue-95s 100s, old 90s 6d. prime ...

... day the calves died. Next morning Dr. Grattan, persisting in the use of the Indian meal, had it again prepared for breakfast; and his family having partaken of it, were • aken ill; and 20 hours his son, Richard Grattan, died. The violent opposition of Maher ...

... ireo of their own Christian and Protestant feeling. Mr. NBWDEOATR declared his intention for these minutes, and asked Lord John Kusae'l whether In ease should hereafter issue any other minute recommending plan of popular education, he would pursue the ...

... subjeet. however, attended the chmse. ato onleer, till fresh in- , thereupon Mr. Peel end hi. friend to this .traction, covdd arm. from Kerry. At the end six weeks , and erentuxlly proceeded to the Comment. Mr. « brother, procredri I. St. Omer, «td finally ...

... municipality of Dublin “beggarly corporation,” and upon this quarrel was founded their champion, Mr. D’Esterre, who walked about armed with bludgeon, threatening to inflict personal chastisement «.n his adversary. The habits of thinking which then prevail'd ...

... , St.John’s; W. Hopkins, Esq., M.A., I'eterhouse; Rev.T. Jarrell, M.A., Catherine llall; Rev. J. H. Henderson, M.A., Trinity. Mr. J. H. Reid and Mr. W. T. Warae, both from Merchant Taylors’ School, were admitted probationary scholars of St. John’s College ...

... Berkshire.— Rev. J. K. Harrison, to the Perpetual Curacy of All Sainta', Liverpool.—Rev. E. R. Jones, the Perpetual Curacy of St. John’s Church, Derby.—Rev. W. Smith, to the Lectureship of the parish church, Halifax, Yorkshire.—Rev. W. 11. Wawn, to the Perpetual ...

... claimed. MONMOUTH. {P> ...

... Insanity. Shocking Death from Bard Drinking.— An inquest was hrld Saturday by Mr. Thomas Higgs, the Union Arms, Clapham, on the body of Mr. John Pothergill, aged 36. a gentleman of fortune, residing No. 3, Goringgrove, Wandsworth road. It appeared from ...

... was the nephew of Lord Cardigan, and desired the ess to go to S r Thomas Arbuthnol’s, and tell Lord Carthat Lord Fitzgerald wanted see him at the Albion. accordingly went to Sir Thomas Arbuthnot’s, but -J not hud Lord Cardigan there. Mr. Hamilton, in ...

... Qcit. —** I. 8.” The tenancy commenced oath© Hth May: r.oticc served the 12:h May to quit on the 11th of November is bsd. . Arms.— D. D. D.” Our correspondent may obtain the necrßa'irj information at the Herald’s OUice, Doctor » Commons. Rent T. II.” If ...