... and reform over tyranny and despotism. The motion was carried after sums opposition. STATE OF THES POOR. -The Rev. James Henery, P.P., of Bunenaden, county of Sligo, has published a statement of nu- mero'ss deaths from starvation in the union of Boyle ...

... editions oflast week.) OPFICIAL TELEGRAMS. CAIRO, Sept. 27.-Private Hall Coldqtlream Guards; Corporal Love, Royal Marines; Gunner Henery () ; Privates Mason, Grenseiers ?? and Farrcs (1., York and Lancaster Regiment, died of entericfever ?? hospital. Thefollowing ...

... Monday at Wigan by the' Earl of Craw- ,fordZ and Balcarres.' - ' - Thegreat match for 2001. a-side, between James 3Renforth and Henery Kellet on the one part, and 5T'hXbomas Winshipand James Taylor onthe other, which is fixed fo. come of E on 'the Tyne on January ...

... fetalitiesm occurred to young men and lads who had ventured into the water without being able to swim. On Tuesday the Von. Henery Moore, Archdeacon of Stafford, died it Tetten hilli wood, WVolvoxhainp- ton, at an advanced age. He wits appointed in 1356 ...

... th~ae wbhoar.fiarmq axre near good rCad& and markets.& .f mit, Hi,4, ,g6 ;tb.. , t , H Anfw dmaynvs 'ag'o tine wiife 'f lfr. Henery ,Grab,, of Mlutcha~n Zae sah felyr delivered of tihree fineo~hil' dren-tiio boyrsand ia girl~i 'Th'ere wsone morei child, ...

... Wake, formerly commanding the 21st Hiissars. lE ' c MrhthatDEATHS. - MrehSth atthe Cottage, Ilford, Essex, Anne, widow of Henery Graves, aged 82.-iese 1st. at Sydney, New South Wales, De-s. Thus. Jelleys (maiden name Mary Ann hinseald) a gative of Igiiurton5 ...

... and justice most prove TrUrMPHANT I Thanking you and others for assist- ance in the cause, I remain, Sir, respectfully, &c., HENeRY DowsEL GaseFITEs. LOAS SDCIETIrS.-The act of last session, which abolishes imprisonment for debt under 201., will havr a salutary ...

... have come ashore between this and a place called Amas, two miles below Kheim, and a boat has been sent out to the islands of Henery and Kenery to look for any persons that may have got ashore on them. LOSS OF THEI CHARLOTTE. The following are the particulars ...

... earyms chrnh, Bamhars Williara Taverner, of Winehill, near BarLOn- on.Trent, to Maria, second dnughter of the lete iRev, Henery Pearse, rector of St. John the Baptist, -kBedford.--ea 6tb, at St. ary Abbottes, ll enaintion, Allan FThom ss Y.igers, seconld ...

... dangbster of 'Bestianin Bagter, of Reading.-On April 4th at St Saviours, Brockley-road SY,, lay the Rev. WV. L. kosenthall, LL.D., Henery Wilfiam, only eon of Ed- ward Beningfield, Esq., of 860, Old Kent-road to Mary Ann, second daughter of Mr. Mathews, of 92 ...

... tke Court of Bankrup~tecy tori00 3 1 rl, sigurce, Saesbrsrk court, Bassisylillstetoiis renee end Cs., Old Jewry-eoanibers HENeRY McAstnw, priuter, Paci-i o - . -:07-n F-cilaJ cloves, sod Septerober 1, at twelve, at t're Coli',-- !3 doe. Mr. t-'elett, ...

... Smithers asks. PRICE tJain.s), of Wrstmninster, went to the Cape of Good IHope about 1883. Brother Josiah asks. raTAnRDS (HENeRY) left Corniwall 17 years ago ; last heard from in 1190, when employed as entineer in nircies at Copiapo, Chili. RaosErrsox ...