... Talloeh Castle, from do.; PriKllla,from Philadelphia: Hendrick Hudson,from New York ; Montreal, from do.; Commodore, from 81 John's, N. 8.; A cadis, from Cape Breton ; Canutiren. from ; Itelsna, from do, : Maty Braike, from Montreal; Monria,from Alexandria; ...

... of the chest. He wns removed to the Brecknock Arms, and Sir B. Brodie and Mr. Liston were sent for ; but in consequence of their refusing to take him into the Brecknock Anns, was carried to the Camden Arms, where he remained until died. Witness saw him ...

... 6. There is not any opposition expected to the re-election of Sir John Walsh, Bart. Pemskoke, Saturday.—The election for this boroagh took pkoo to-dojr, wfaao tho old ■Mrtor, flkr John Ovob, vma oloctod, oot only witboat 00000 l tion. bat ana hit pmcnoo ...

... , the State might have the same amount of service for 500,0001. less money ; and that were the absurd system of drilling, arming, and accoutring Hindoos like Europeans abandoned altogether, should have a stronger 2 and a better army than at present, and ...

... to excite effervescence in the vegetable market, and the rioters were proceeding to plunder another baker’s shop, when the armed force interposed, and the crowd was dispersed. Patrols were established, and order prevailed when this account left.— A Windfall ...

... seconded, the nomination of Mr. R. 8. Bourke. Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., proposed, and Mr. Fitzgerald seconded, the nomination of Mr. J. O’Neill, The Rev. Mr. Doyle, Naas, then came forward and proposed Mr. John O’Connell as candidate. He admitted the benevolence ...