... I'R E L A N D. late foolish conspiracy wnli B;na lsaingarry. the widow M'Cormnick's cabbage.garden at the learned gentleman was onlyv enab ed to ourlaw the leaders in that celebrated affair, he is resolved to outlo by all who have rendered themselves obnoxious to Suspicion b running away to France and America. THE EC NATION-`-STA5PS nEFU'SEP). th The stamp-offie authorities have, by direction ...

... RUIN THEM WITH EXPENSES ! TO THE CHARTISTS. MY FmflENDS,a You will see from the report of the trial in k the Queen's Bench of h MACNAMIARA V. O'CONNOR, that however favourable the law or the judge may be, the privileged jury will act upon the v: rrecommendation of Lord MELBOURNE to ruin si the Chartists with expenses. Nothing could ti I be more favourable than the summing up of ` Lord DENMAN ...

... ?? futellieneul. ITALY. 5 THE SIEGE OF ROME. a1 JUNne 18. - Two notes have been intercbanged rE !indirectly between M. de Courcelles, (a new French SE plenipotentiary. who arrived in camp some days ago) and M. Mazzini, which curiously illustrate not ,only the policy df the French cabinet, but a knotty Ul point of international law. The Frencbrian's note t is not worth giving, but Mazzini's ...

... MORE OF THE IRISH SERYILITY. so. me ianl A bright idea has struck some of our imaginative pre ird patriots-for your practical men are a patriots ow: ill par excellence. Falling back upon a splendid prece- w IN dent, they desire to rebaptise the town of Cove, ma de- and, of course, its harbour, in honour of thepr ish teen's .isit The geographical baby is torenounce det :al, edevil and all his ...

... | l SATIURDAY, JUICY 7s 1849- tha laid hixr THE PEOPLE'S 'CHARTER. sity thei Organic Reforms axe in the highest degree the distasteful to the aristocracy, and the ruling two classes of this country. To paltry peddling his measures of detail-chipping off a piece here, BEE and gluing it on there; rubbing down an ex- tno crescence, or filling up a hole with putty-they lent have no objection. But ...

... ?? VY4~OD . ,~ ~~ -t .. The. oniition ?? ided liament forthe city of Lona'n in t 'or on ' had Lionel Rothschild, who accepted the Chiltdin Hun- t 'man dreds, ?? place on Monday, at the Guildhall, and i b re- excited, as may be supposed from the circumstances I Dion under which it took place, intense, public interest. Atter The usual forms observed on the nornination of mem Now hers to ...

... 0 I I i- As is our custom, we havse abstained from , e any the slightest comment upon Mr. GEORGE I )- HuDsoN and others, Iwho had been concerned l in the ?? of ralwaysa until tbeir) Cth n Icdutwas submitted to an imnpartigl tribunal. x )er- AccUsilZied. ourselves to be conidemnedl first tose and tried -afjerwards, like the Irish rebels inl I. ul. 98, we were avretosbeting anly man to t )ec- ...

... ROME ANiD IIUNGARY. 'fl A densely crowded meeting, to protest against the 71 subversion of thle Romnn Republic by France, and ,y to declare sympathy with the bravc and heroic Hun- ;. garians, was held at the Literary Institution, John- u street, Fitzroy-square, on Tuesday evenin-, July 24th. On the platform we noticed F. O'Connor, Esq., M.P. ; G. Thompson, lisq., H.P., (both oft r whom, on ...

... ; SATURDAY, JULY 28;' BELGRAVE CHAPEL, LEEDS.-On Thursday last, the church and congregation assembling in the above chapel met to take tea together and welcome their newly elected minister, the Rev. Geo. Wm. Conder. The meeting was held in the school rooms, beneath the chapel, which have just received considerable improvement, by an addition of upwards of three feet in height, throwing the ...

... (BY BLECTBIC TELEGJRAPH,) FRANCE AND ROME. PARIs, Thursday. A letter from Lyons announces that the army of the Alps has been dissolved, and that several regiments com- posing it have been ordered to Colman to join a corps to be denominated the army of 1 Observation on the Rhine. The Patrie states that a French courier bearing despatches was murdered at Rastadt by the Baden insurgents. One of ...

... lo ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON, 77Tursday Erening. Tl a The impression created by the news received from II e America,psry~eterdays mailsteamer, ia very decided in respect to Ott c the probable ?? of the Californian gold discoveries: should the mi dii general expectation be met, trade must receive an important ay impetus. The probability, however, according to all we hear, is that at very ample ...

... Farleteo. NANES.-While we possess so great a variety of ikv texcellent Chi'istian names, it is astonishing-that so D few should be in ordinary use. The common Eng- lish dictionaries contain lists- of, about 250 male and -130 femalenames ; but out of these not more than ?about 20 or 30 for each sex can -be called at all of Di usual. Nearly amoiety ofmles may be said to be qu Ieither Johiss, or ...