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... I FOREIGN INTENCE !r We have received the Paris papers of Friday. r The expeditionary army embarked for Civita Vecchia on r the 16th, from Marseilles. It is composed of two brigades of e infantry, forming four regiments; two battalions of artillero t a squadron of light cavalry, engineers, pioneers, &,c. I It was rumoured in Paris yesterday that the Repabli of Rome had entrusted the defence of ...
... Arespectable and numerously attended meeting was held in the Rotundo, yesterday evening, for the purpose of hearing from Mr. John Scobell, Secretary to the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, a statement, of the present condition and future prospects of the anti-slavery cause throughout the world; and also, to agree to resolutions and a petition on the subject. Mr. JAMES HnGIrroTu was ...
... FOREIGN JNTELLIGENCEs f rl- i ?? P-ia.- nf wp/dpwrkmN) (From the London Papei's ofy esterday-) FRAXCEI. PAInS, WT ?? 'front :Lyons of -the 22d inst. state that the movement of the army of the Alps tboards the department of the Var atd'the Bouches dii Rhote .is incessant. me steam' boats on the Rhone are; occupied sdaily with the transport of troops. . . ; t: Tile coluntittee aippointed to ...
... FAILURE OF THE NEGOCIATIONS AT PALERMO. Naples, March 28. Mr Temple and M. de Rayneral returned this morning, by her Majesty’s steamer Oberon, from Palermo. All their con- descension has been thrown away on the Provisional Govern- ment, and England and France have the mortification of seeing their two Ministers, their admirals, and their combined squad- The mis- ron scorned by a puny band of ...
... already aware, and the members of bot! houses have prepared to rusticate for the next fortnight, to retarn with more vigour to the important business of the session, which is generally reserved for the sittings after Easter. Nothing remarkable occurred in the previous to the breaking up; but, in the Commons, 4 sharp rencontre took place between Mr Hume and Lord John Russell, relative to the ...
... ABDICATION AND PLIGHT OF CHARLES ALBERT. Intelligence of the highest importance was announced to the National Assembly in Paris on Wednesday, by M. O. Barrot. The Austrians have completely routed the Piedmontese army, which has fled to the Alps. A part has taken refuge at Borgo manero, on the Lago Maggiore, and a part was flying along the road by and Trino towards the Valais in Switzer- land. ...
... The following is one of many letters which have been addressed to us on the subject of the present crusade against Licensed Victuallers:- MR. EDITOR,-At a time like the present, when those who had withstood the stagnation of trade during the late winter were looking forward to some slight return for their outlay of money, perseverance, and patience, I am surprised to see so little feeling ...
... TUESDAY, APRIL 24. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.-J. PILGRIM, Back-lane- road,Shadwell, publican. BANKRUPTS -F. TRUE, Downham-market, Norfolk. iron- monger.-J. LOUSTAU, Crutched-friars, wine merchant.-W. HOLLIDAY, Chatham, carpenter.-T. MARSON, South place, Finsbury, dealer in horses.-W. PULLEN, Bradford, York- shire, druggist.-A. PEACOCK, Liverpool, corn merchout,-S. ROBERTS, Llanrhaidr-yn.Mochnant, ...
... Trig annual meeting of this sodicty. was held on Tdesday evening, in the Presbyterian Church, Donegall-strect ?? 1. Nelson's), at half-past seven o'clock, and was numerously and respectably attended. Ott the platform andl in tile bo&y of the house we dbserve'd the following gentlemen :-W. G Johnson, Esq., Mayor, Rev. Dr. Morgan, Rev. Dr.'Edgai Dr. S. S. Thomsoni, Rev. Isaiah Steen, Rev. Isaac ...
... Taru usual monthly meeting of tlhe Town Council was held yesterday, at twelve o'clock, in the Police Buildings, the MAVOR in the chair. TIhe To\wN CIsERs having reatd the minutes Of last meeting, reported that a vacancy having occurred luring the past month in St. Anne's 'Vard, by the resignation of Mr. J. B. Ferguson, Yr. Joint Lytle hall been elected in his place. The TowN CLERK thlen read ...
... - ULSTER RAMLWAY.-The tratfic on this Railway (thirty- six miles) for (he week ending 8th April, 1849, was:- Passengers, 10.,86; amount, £533 11 0 Goods, .. . . £388 19 6-£922 10 6 Corresponding week last year:- Passengers, 12,791; amount, £518 5 2 Goods, . . . 324 3 10-£842 9 0 BELFAST AND BALLYMENA RAILWAY.-Tlhe traffic on this Railwav, for the week ending 7th April, 1849, was as follows ...
... Sunday Ust preparatory sermon- in connection with the above Anniversary were preached in King-street »r.d Green-hill Chapel-,, by'the Kevds. W. Barton, of Leeds, and ...