... his Majffity the Kig of the the Belgians. suet flOwnINe STREET, NOV. 13. clot The Queen has been pleased -to appoint Henry John Glana- can vilils Esq., totbe Chief Jiastiqg .6t t~a IslanT. E St Christopher. era, He aeacy. ~ha. Otso been plejipd tn-poiah ...

... elected Lord Mayor of Dublia for the ensuing year, Mr John Shea has been elected Mayor of Cork for the M- suing year. DEsTzancrEVe FsREr.-The Killilea gh Flax and Cotton Mills,. the property of John Martin, Esq., were destroyed by fire on the evening of ...

... measure was designed to clothe Lord Clarendon with arbitrary authority. He would become the great jailer of Ireland; but Lord John Russell knew that the Irish landlords, the authors of all the evils of Ireland, would support himi in this measure, nd in ...

... system of free e trade. Their lordships then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Fb. S. After somc unimportant notices of motion, Mr JOHN O'CONNELL called attention to the publi- cation to memi-rers of tord Clarendon's letter to Sir George Grey, vvhih contaLined ...

... Brazil ? He much doubted if they could ever put down the slave trade by force of arms. After some observations from Captain Pechell, Mr J. O'Con- nell, Mr E. Dennison, Lord John Russell, Mr Home, and Mr Bernal, Mr ANSTEY withdrew his amendment. The bill was ...

... implrtatr~t. lVe are inlormed that the city cf Porn aninco wras the scene of a1 vcrv vntletnt contestbe- tween a partv tI armed insurecuts andi tie constituted authori- tnes of t-i-t plilco. 'The rebels attacked the towvn in three calliniws, at thrce ...

... interrupted by a sharp col- lisiOe with Mr Grattan ; Mr Roebuck ascribed to Mlr Grattan an expression which the latter denied, to the effect that if there had been a real insurrection in Ireland, he (Mr Grattan) would have joined it, and the altercation ...

... Christian Legikletre not to pais by tihat Almighty powver rx lIo was cle giver of tll victory. - Oh God i tvy arm wsvs there And not to us, hut to thy arm alone, Ascribe we all, evas the language of one of the greatest Sovereigns in British history. These were ...

... farmer) . . Mr F. Cooke. John Ironhreee (a blacksmith) . Mr Howe. Mr Pennell (a lawyer) . . Mr Honner. James . . . . Mr Clarke. Mary . . . . Mrs Jacob Barrow (late Miss Julia Bennett.) Lady Ciutterbuck . . Mrs Ilemby. After which John Maddison Mutton's farce ...

... for the county of Donegal, in the room of the late Mr E. AM. Conolly; and Mr P. Pryse took the oaths and hi, seat for the Cardigan boroughs, in the room of the late Mr P. Prvse. The Airdrie police and municipal bill was read a second time. Mr COWVAN presented ...

... the members presn:t were-The Attorney-Genenil, the Solicitor-Gancral for Scotland. Sir Robhrt Inglis. Mr Hume. MrGrattan. Mr John (YConncil, Mr Alderman Sidney, Colonel Dunne, Mr MIGreror. Mr Hanley, Mr iMoncktonl Milnes. Sir George Staunton, Sir WilliaTm ...