... opinions advanced at the Crown and Anchor have been mnore widely circulated and are inore extensively hrioNvil. He himself has lost no feather of his reputation; anal the notoriety whicrl he bas givent to the corruption and per- jury of commtittees, will ...

... houses, buildings, &c., here and its vicinity by the late storum. A barn of Mr. Geere's, at Heighton, was blown down; tile ships in the har. bour broke adrift from their moorings, and were obliged to let go their anchor s and almost capsized. A great many ...

... danger. It is Pirobabile that, if none but regular soldiers. had been employed[ ait Peterlee, no lives would have been lost ; it wasl ?? Yeomanry Cavalry, at that infanmous mnassacre, that remorselesslyv rut downi men an epls omn and -children ; it ...

... was duly elected for Carlow. Mr. Clay moved the second reading of the Mont- goineryshire Western IBranch Canal. The bill was lost in a division. A great number of petitions on different subjects were presented. MIr. 1-1. Smith proposed the second reading ...

... %Wignev. 33 l'echell andt WigncYv 17 - Pechiell asd Dalrvmple. 7 Dalrymple and Vigtiey. 45 did not vote. 140 ThIus the votes lost by the respective parties are~ Dalrymtple ?? ?? 2i Faithfull ?? 28 IVNigney . ?? 44 Pechell ?? ?? 60 TRIM IIN 0G. We have ...

... trecesaurics of life ought to be abolished, and a taore etulitabtle oilin esattblisheid ilt its st~ratl. Tire ntotiotr wits lost of cotti-a, titere hieing 1.5 fory, arid 5S against it. ItstheLors, tr ridrv I Ire Metropolroitanl Bill, as it is ealleil was ...

... did iati. The day is left to be named by the Lord Lieutenant, but it Iunderstood that the dinner will take place at the Old Ship Ilatel. ?? time approaches when the annual farce of registeting voters vvill be played off, and all the fuss of' the claiming ...

... titz true Il those boys, wittumess ulualucmte eet c lutmu lhuitfore m'il thiat biy. 01imc of time otter IMnyS swunt itut tbe ship, and took sometll thug Iromu time coiumter, atl tigl ht it ti iu loot ti tie p risimer moho totok it uh plilat''td it umutdir ...

... tols of his speed. In ia~ssing the eornier of rho roani where it terminates in tile London road, the wheel caught tre 1Imup- lost ;tile vehicle wsva upset, andl thre gentleman anir lady tlsrowmn not wviti groat violence, but provideintiiilly neither receiveit ...

... o'clock yesterday morning the troops were heard quitting the barrmmcks; a few instants later the cannon from the Admniral s ship resounded in the court-yard of the bagnio, in the midst of 900 prisoners, on their knees anmd bare-haleud; aid in the presence ...

... Political Reforut, whihl hits so often deceived them, they should litt torths all their energies to get on board ithe good ship Co-operation, which bids fejil to car- ry them itito thle harbour of Universal Happiness. Every thimp is at present falvourable ...

... which, it should be recollected that Newhaven was capable of being made a valuable port, and receive merchant vessels and ships of particular size, which Sbtolehtai never would be, for it coild only receive small vessels at paniculr tides. Ile had therefore ...