... tVe hare much pleasure in copying tho following arlicle from the columns of the i 'rnting Matt. Mr. Hart ley is well known to the leading Merchant® of Brlfcrt, many of whom, have no doubt, will be glad their esteem, coming contributors to the pmpo#e«l testimonial It has come our knowledge, through the mo, dium of a very short and very unpretending circular, that a few select friends of James ...

... Mr. O’Connell himself again The irksome restraints imposed cu him an Assembly governed the decencies of society a shaken off, and revvls in the license allowed him in the Hall. ith one exception, the topics on which he touched have no interest for u*. That exception is the affiir Ballinhassig. The system of sen ling out armed Police condemns. the Police had carried truncheons, instead of fire ...

... five and six o’clock, Wednesday morning, tho 18th instant, tho Duchess of Praslin, daughter of Marshal Sebastiani, was discovered murdered in her bed, in her hotel, in the Faubourg St. Honore, eight doors from the British Embassy. The circumstances of this most mysterious murder are detailed in the Gazette Trilnneaux, which states, that ** the Duchess de Choisoul-Praslin, who loft Paris, the ...

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