... weeded out, and the directory constituted on “ safer” basis. June 7. —As Meagher was proceeding at the head of his club (the Grattan) yesterday evening from the club-room in Cumberland-street to the Music-hall, was stopped the entrance to Glocester-street ...

... disembodied out-pensioners, and armed police. An order has been received at Birmingham, from Ibe French government, for 50,000 stand of aims. There is also order from the government of Denmark to the extent of 3i>,oUo stand of arms. The Nottingham Review wa ...

... 000,000 a-ye«r, being nearly half the amount of our annual taxation. We have great pleasure in announcing that the Earl of Cardigan, who has been for some time the owner of the splendid yacht the Enchantress, has been elected a member of the Royal Yacht ...

... next spring, as they are the next for service abroad. Lord Cardigan and ms Officers.—Wo are authorised to state, with reference to certain animadversions upon Lord Cardigan, originating in the John Bull newspaper of the 11th instant, and copied into some ...

... stated that he went to France to solicit armed succour. He denied it; all he went for was for moral support; Ireland skoild right itself or never righted. He acknowledged he had been party in recommending the lush to arms, and he justified the recommendation ...

... all the honours of war. hoy were to lay down their arms at ratio distance from Peschiera, and then marched to Aitcona to embark for Trieste. The capitulation stipulates that they shall not take up arms against the Italians as long as tho war of independence ...

... apjaiinted in next week for selecting official manager official managers, ami the petitioners intend propose Mr. John Henderson, of Durham ; Mr. John Hewsou, of Carlisle; and Mr. Jas. lloss, also Carlisle ; three of the present directors, official managers ...

... protection and uttering* of of cicto^ the legal technicalities a llill, which could not have been notes committed by John iscouni Arm. intended promote such disquietudes), shall ever be ex- the said counties, was opened . tended the Church Urge Justi ...

... traversers to belmprisoned hburs, but one* and he sentenced him one month’s imprisonmeat. The grand jury found true bills against John Martin, proprietor of the felon newspaper. Dublin, Aug. 10.—A reward of £3OO has been offered the apprehension of Richard O’Gorman ...