hundred men, returned from Manmleu the to Barcelona, to re-establish order there. He was re-organising the National Guards. On his return several families who had taken refuge on board the vessels in the roadstead landed at Barcelona. the 11th, Valeucia was surrounded with small

We understand that the Parishioners of Stamullen and the adjoining parishes intend to bold a public meeting at Bellewstown, to petition Parliament for the abolition of the odious Tithe, and to take into consideration the state of persecution under which respected and honest indi

have recently been assured by the Tory prints that Conservatives are excellent reformers, and the Times protests that it is a vile calumny to impute to them an enmity to reform. In most societies there is some taciturn, heavy, kill-joy, of whom it is said that “he is vastly clev

publish, elsewhere, able article from oar metro, pulitaa contempt ry, The Register, the above subject, because it contains valuable analysis of the contents the Second Report of the Railway Commissioners for Ire. land, which has recently been laid before Parliament.— The Report

nnderstaad that a decision was come to Tuesday ia tbe Com i tee on joint-stock banks, that (be Chance lor of the Etcbequer be permitted to introduce Bill forthwith Air the purpose of enabling (be sliartboldcrs in those umierta kings to sue and Ik* sued. The *ttrs( meouvruicace a

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is tyr mnmy, *m *>m ddt, toad slavery oalbeother. have tHodaiy mimd with alarai ; hat I devnair f No, I have merer each a ward vocabaUry. Yaa all the tuac I «aaM not call aix acvea paraoae luxethcr, l«« aMial Me ia my effort frucare rrli);l«»un Now, if I gave proper aotire, aad

The towo ef Osaohiicli hat the Germanic Con (ht a.ored to Wilnam the Intirtli, an-l the 'leclare iisell incompetent mi I*l at lra-1 uhligv (be Kith! id Han* ver to rrstorp to bis the i.'oa«(ilttiiou »»• 1819, bat f i»lnfer ■hem to a-cept the war now ftnb**.||ied tb- Cbsm>er, It

DAY’S MAIL. f|» taaiia liarwala kaigg iatalNgaore that lha Cireaalraa datoyaad with frank aiaagktar, the Ktuauaa who iaradad feifcataiwUhlftanU of Ik.tan. raatlaid lha Faria pan Taaadajr. they fait that la Chawtar aa that dar. Bill for aa tdlMlikl May of W)M» MM waa a Umtm,