... flUEE INISKILLIuNG DRAaooNS. . , ' reade Of the flervcu, will not haye foo- ie ~tee~th ?? which have been given from time 3, to time relative to the unjust imp erisned a ig Cteque deith, of Sergeant.Majorjilley lateof the Iniila rgo The history of the e rbabt with the brother of iemora1y Of good ie tid fommaith ndvier-is-lege to thae perished a fis veidctim tohe miltheorary eptisn1 held ?? 3 ...

... LATE ST NEWS. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. COMMERCE LLt-The Times' City Article publIshes the details received of the capture of the British steamer Peterhoff'1 by Admiral Wilkeg. The narrative is addressed to the committee of Lloys bytheir agent at Metamoras, who happened to'be en beard, and confirms the statements which have adready been submnitted to Lord Russeoll onthiesaffair. The probability ...

... These sessions were held at the Shire Hall on Saturday before the Rev. T. Watts, J. D. Roberts, Esq., S. Harford, Esq., and O. E. Davies, Esq. CHARGE OF USING THREATENING LANGUAGE. John Rees, a farmer, residing at Ford, was charged with threatening to shoot James Charles, a watchman in the employ of iirs Edwardes, at Ford. The complainant deposed: On Friday, the 20th of March, I was in the ...

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... EPITAPRS.-Earl Stanhope tells us that at Chevening there is still extant a marble tablet brought from Tarro- gona by General Stanhope, on which C. Csecilius praises his wife for being obsequentissima,' obsequious. Hai Mrs Pritchard of Chelmsford survived, she might proba- bly have said as much for her husband :— Here lies the man Richard, And Mary his wife; f Their surname was Pritchard, They ...

... (From the Tines.) An inquest of a Most unusual character was hell on idaylast, by Mrai. N. P. Kell, the coroner for the rape of Hastings, and a jury, touching the finding and discovery of certain bars and pieces of gold in the parishl of siount- held, in the county of Sussex. Mir. H. R. Reynyolds, solici- tor to the Treasury, with tovom were two other solicitors, attended to watch the inquiry ...

... GENEALGY OF TEE PRINCESS OF WALES. 4L d Prineeso Alexandra-with her fell name, Alexandra Caroline tHeMria Charlotte Louisie Julie' bhorn. Dedenmber 1, 1844. is the b second child and eldest daughter of Prince Christian of Sahles. wgolein Sonderbssrg-Gluscksburg, a. yosseger brother offDake r Charles of Sehlcwig.HolsteinSonderburu-Glucksburg, the head of a branch linc of the princely House of ...

... ?? BURToN UPON-TRENT. COatING or, Aox as' S. C. ALLSOPP, Esq.-On Tuesday evening, the leadling eoniped of the firm of Messrs. S1tamuelI Allsoppl and Sons, celebrated the majority of Mr. S. C. All- speldest son of Mr. Henry All1sopp, at a dinner, to which theyinie the principal agents of the firan. Mr. H. Hot tinger Presided. and Mr. H Dawson Ithe representative of the firm at Liverpool, ...

... CYMRU A PHRIODAS El THYWYSO i ~ . - ~ , I . to~~~ ~ ~ - - -.s hi Ya ydym eisoes wedi. cofnodi mor fanwl Ua al mor gyflawn ag y medrem hanes taith y Dy- 9g wysoges rinweddol a hawddgar, sydd wedi ym- ai uno er gwell ac er gwaeth in mewil glan , el briodas &'n Tywysog, o Copenhagen yn Den-'_ mark i Gravesend yn Lloegr. Bu y gwynt, d bu y gwlaw, a bu ?? aflonydd y Gogledd, ar .e. y eyfan, yn ...

... LORD PALMERSTON'S VlrI' TO GREENOCK. (BY OUR OWN REPORTERS.] Early yesterday morning Lord Palmersten accompanied by the Lord Provost and the Trus. tees of the Clyde Navigation, mnade an its5peCtie0 of the river Clyde. One of Mtessrs Burns' mna nificent steamships, the royal mail steanship Wolf, was placed at the disposal of the Trustees for the purposes of the inspection. The nolle Lord ...

... CAThOLIC INTELLIGENCE. FosraroN MIsSIONARY (COLLEae.-Oll the 22nd ult., .Bev. Measrs. Quinlan and M'Kcrnan, late students of All Hallows College, sailed for their respective missions, eilbourne and Hcbart Town. DEATH OF THE REV. DR. KILROY, ATHLONE. It is with sincere regret we announce this sad event, which took place yesterday at the parochial house, St. Peter's, Athlone He died young in ...