... freeing such of our brethren as are oppressed, and of delivering the whole of our Italy the force of Italian arms. But what necessary above all is to arm promptly and in great numbers.” Reason why Frenchmen do not Marry.—“ For ray part,” said another and a ...

... would, indeed, be disheartening if the best soldiers of the nation were left to pine in their old age, when the once stalwart arm is weak, and the eve which once flashed over a battle-field with eagle glance is dull and dim. How miserable prospect for those ...

... pursuit tbe offenders, and making search for the arms. Several persons were arrested under suspicion agaiast night, and being brought before Griffin, he folly identified on# them, John Kelly, being of the armed party. The search was continued during ■be night ...

... A GO-AHEAD ENGINEER. Mr. T. H. Grattan, in bt* recently-published and valuable work, 44 Civilized gives the following example of the excitement attendant on a traveller in the United States. The remartaole coolness of the engineer certainly worth notice ...

... JJtbats, from Florence (Jan. 3), asserts that Lord Cardigan has just inspected carefully the troops'in Bologna, which is General Full's head-quarters. The division in garrison there counts 20,000 men of all arms; and the British Inspector-General of Cavalry ...

... Debate from Florence (Januajy U), asserts that Lord Cardigan had just carefully the troopa in Bologna, which is General Kami's head quarters. The division in garrison there counts 20,000 men all arms; and (he British Inspector-General Cavalry has expressed ...

... house ceived a letter of bis Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Cut- John Maher, J P, DL, ! tex, addressed to Mr. Henry Russext, one of the keel Captain Nugent, Donor Honorary Secretaries, in reference to the John Cassidy, Monaster Hugh O'Beirne, DL, . attack upon the ...

... LCIRCAbSIAN, PRINCE ALBERT, JASON, PACIFIC, TROY GALWAY. For St. John's (N.F.) and New Yurk.l Mips. To Sail. Albert, Captain Prowse 4th Feb. THROUGH RATES . .. C Passengers booked for St. JOHN'S ai;cl NEW YORK how London, Liverpool, Manchester, Belfast ...

... Anucstreet the Rev. John Rcily, brother the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. C. 3l‘Cann, C.C., Thomas Kelly, Esq, Kllnahard House, county Cavan, to Kate, only surviving daughter of John Ledwllh, Esq, Lower Dorsct-strect, and le’let of John D’Arcy, Esq, solicitor ...

... M’Doonell, 4th Dragoon Guards, has been appointed axtra Aid-da-Camp to the Lord Lieutenant of Defend. We believe that Lord Cardigan will before long resign the oftloa inspector general of cavalry, and rumour—only rumour, however—mates that Major-General ...

... faction will give the signal the crusads, I, too, mean to taka up arms.* •* * Gentlemen,’ said in his turn manufacturer from StraatKmrg, you committed such an foliy. I, too, would take up arm-*, but to use them against you. Yet, strange as you may think it ...

... the Lord Lieutenant will be present at the opening service, at one o'clock on Tuesday. Lord Cardigan. was misled by Ipcal accounts in describing Lord Cardigan as passing in review the Romagnol troops in garrison at Bologna. It was Lieutenant-Colonel who ...