... 7. 10s. to LIO. 10s. ; short-bans from L. 12 1.16. The horse market was utterly deserving the Name. Air I BOLL—Mr Henry Grattan, an Irish member, is reported is the of Tuesday last, to have complained of having beau misrepresented the More* Pod, and ...

... but he was restrained is his impatience by Lord John Ramsll, who took upon Lies to reply, se ea fiery Pretostimist Lad coisoludel. • few week esassived and expremod the white Isar of noestment, Lord John viodicated his colleagaes tams,—showed, by • more ...

... IRELAND. Mr Meagher. Mr sad Mr Ley's,. whale arrested. lied neither arms nor papers as their penman ▪ chat thoy to have anticipated the probability of Mien takes. Mr Ley*, is no. of a stipendiary tats. He is nephew of the labs Dssie sad remained a member ...

... detailed the circumstance. which preceded the late outbreak, end read speeches, delivered lip the prisoner, remeemeadieg an armed insurreetioe. He said that Hubby., the approver, was again to he put ape. the table, and he Intimated that if any attempt was ...

... Toe c'ection mat ail tee &Wage. Wotatoom• are down 1.100 the: 7 sail a year after the Whigs bed Mem impede et hill- Cardigan-P. Lovalon • 2 0 Plymouth-R. P. collier, Chan Mare • 1 hated for lillore than twaaly days, and ita than.. a. • I nmemed Min' ...

... that rt- . pa pular porpoth they were nod, but any at an early step e _,,, , eemr Chumps, Itattrep, et ~,, bps . • - M i rk re arms • Devosios], 404 _,_._ .1341 a5 e a.. _ ww. , Maar Prabytorips, we have ea hesitation la OW* a • deem the ohleet - --- . . ...

... aro thus at Didsbury, Mir-118141 Bolton nor by own or mann with pistols sod aril weararoloa Ws lawn from If that, mmnas ,, armed John Dunn. has apprehendel, an wa6ar to haring takes pert in both the MAW and robbsriec From his part the dim OW dales from Mr ...

... Svc ant.-.toed Stuart ham jest returned (non Lordship, and Sunday. bad interviews win heir' members of the I %TAT tas Nat t. John Plenum Briggs, ht.. themes! of the Navy. has Wind tress attire fifty wee. service. Sir Jobs Prime le weenie thini ewe. It has ...

... wound be received in the battle of Inkerman, has arrived at Constantinople, on his way home. Tag EARL o► Caaota.w—The Fail of Cardigan arrived in London, on Thursday, front the seat of war in the Crimea, rio Paris and Marseilles. Anna.—The Lpma AD English ...

... execution.— lion. Ss. JOHN awn CHINESE REVOLT,- TlON.—Osir relations with China have recently asseined a serious aspect. Grave apprehensions have been excited amongst the friends of Protestant mils- Mons, by the conduct of Sir John Bowring in his thins ...

... Earl of Cardigan, who distinguished himself by Ms mICIIy recommended for that distinction. heroism at /3alaklava, with the insignia of the 8 Sea COL- don of the order. OSOPOON.—An impression obtained that the question The health of Lord Cardigan is steadily ...

... East, and have so dismal a chance of losing it. Even had we not already despaired of a Government that sits by with folded arms gazing cold and blank at the last semis of the finest army which ever left them shores, we should now despair. There is no ...