... M ; wmo, lo lb« toltowin* dlstticH »i«l co-o,»rMion u fbi. Sab.eribeM.to U.. fuimoMil .he ob)«S Me jobrnej. wIU,.Uo tori,. fur n.w SubecrtpUwte*. —to «l..nta«ieee*.,-uri for none. .loj; flraalf rriflng the rapport of lb. frteod. of » Fric HOLT WOOD, \WFORDJ4IiURN, BANGOR, WTO WH ARDS, OMBEU. DONAGHADEK. BALLY WALTER, ABBEY, kirkcubbin. PORT AFF.HKY. STRANG FORD. AROOLASS. KILLODOH, DOWNPATRICK ...

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... of the officers and seamen employed their earttions in completing our lines, under Mr. Aldridge, of the ongineers, are beyond all praise. Permit me. Sir. congratulate you on the first success of the srmy of Lebanon. You, yesterday were .tines, of the arrival of his Highness the Emir Abdallah, Hie Connor of the district of Kisroonan, and of the enthusiasm of the mountaineers; and, if this ...

... that he allowed retire into private life, without any discussion calculated to aggravate his feelings of disappointment. But, as the Orange journals, which had been his backers all along, are now holding him up to the world a victim of Government persecution—as a martyr to the conscientious discharge ol his duties—we must say a word or two upon the subject. But, first, as to the assertion of ...

... lie enlillc.l lo roto. Now. in Inland, the person iweking «o re«i«tcred only required be s'x month* occupation* but could not role until month* more should have . lapsed. should propose, in bis Bill, that the right to vote should conferred on the Irish voter immediately on his bein*; put on the register, or. in fact, to place him in th>* same condition the English voter. (Hear, bear, hear.) ...

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... moan* of strength, by becoming satisfied with the mode of our Government ? We are not a ilittle gratified to observe, that an organ of vast power, for good or for evil. The Tunes, instead of limiting its views to the mere surface subject of a conviction or an acquittal,frankly and strongly declares that bo, reality, but matter of secon’ dary importance, in a national point of view. After ...

... per lb. Is Irer dozen. Smithfield Cattle Mahxet, Wednesday, April 26.—Prices follows : —Prime Beef, hrst quality, to 52s ; second quality, 6d to 40s ; Mutton, to p. r lb., sinking orial; Veal Calves, from 30* to each Lambs, lOs to 20s each. There was very inferior market, to-day, owing to the wetness of the weather. Sales were dull. /.codon. Monoat, Apbil 24. Grain, frc —We have bad a fair ...

... Mr. Kcvs, M.P., and Colonel Veracr, M.l*., took their departure hence, yesterday, the Prituxss Alice, en route to Loudon, att*.nd their Parliamentary duties. .Mr. Dunbar, our late Mayor, was also among the passengers, the last trip of this splendiu vessel. We observe, advertisements winch have recently appeared in our paper, that the shopkeepers llelfasl iiave agreed shut their shops an early ...

... Thiri tra two iwtor.for F. M. »l thl« OBce. Mond. Tu«m. Cert. Con*. j9l I'o - Mi«ek - 99 »*S Money - 9®l4 | ••. Money 8 nerCent. i>«b* ‘- ,1 tUnk K>%.>U'mu«l Stock G*l. C. I>. i>. Ct. Hibernian Bank Minin? C.of IrclJ. hublln Kailroal. « ,vsl ItankM* :H.»tlcl;i.Omp. Nation in. C 0 Ci y O.Stcuiifoni Ditto. Hie Brit. & Iriah Stra. r.\ . 14 , i« , Northern aaihtfl. REGB FATRI* HKLFAST, ...

... was atfacKeil imoim. m the 11 ’by Gang of Milams, who ref- took theTranlmit from the .'i vdw guarded him. which they lord, and itrh'l*ed nidi melted learcbing for Utters, •J' Wednefdav NightlalU Party Foot Sol. were el'cortmg tonie Oelerters to Come, a i,i laid Town, when they were let up- L above Villains, who beat and greatly V. party, anti related from them one ot The SoUliet - made flout ...

... a of Sixteen LectAes.#.:, th. HISTORY FRENCH LITERATURE,/n i/ MUSEUM, COLLEGE-BQUABE, beginning on AfEBNESI) AY, the 17th March, at Two o’clock, r.M., ud to be cuiiliuued every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at the same hour. Tickets of Admission and Syllabuses of the Lectures, at One Ouine-i each, for the Whole Course, and Tiro Shil- Hn.js for Single Lecture, art! to be had at Mr. GREER’S ...