276 THE NEWSPAPER. 
—— = = eee aia a era a aenant aa 
g da mnable “and “idolatrous. = To the c con- | all such purposes as the y ublit interests of the colony or planta- 1-| son and dau rhter—17 
Catholic relig mons age ath he attributed the ee which tion require ed, KECAT 10 their oe and judgment in the | St. John’s-w: oe the lady wipes Riw a, Finch 
existed between the Protestants and Catholics.—Mr. J. O’Con- | exercise of the power and authorities given them by the sare = at-law, of a son. Laiscs, 
NELL adverted to the recent trial, in which Mr. Daly A ` the police z Tom I. and Charles IT., whi oe p> arposes, as they: mainta 
agistrate, was defendant, d p onouniced the accusation tituted a pues tS gn existing, and whic 2 calls a for tl e 
made against that gentleman to be the result of the spy sprlication of t of the revenue. re sai ar 
system. He then alluded to the important speech of Arch- | corporation o io mite : ink isted on the oatie: prop yoeitie n; 
bishop Crolly, at Armagh, and said, that as this speech was tending that the e property in question was held upon and subj 
quite at variance with the views of the Catholic Members of toa publi c trust for the support and general benefit of the plan- 
Parliament ho opposed the Education Bill, he hoped tatio: and was applicable in the first instance, according to the 
that some authoritative expression of their combined opinion diseretion andj eet of the Irish Society, in fulfilling those 
urpos ;themay nda AEE ofthe city ere that 
th gov S, comp 
id submit to roy tere eg d that th ple nd hatifa stio arises as to 
would not be left any longer in a state of uncertainty and he v ndue applica tion ror the revenue by the Irish Society, the 
doubt on that important question. He concluded by express- final sng i and judgment on the subject rested with the cor- 
ing an expectation that the Orangemen would see the folly of | pora ql irtue of the powers which the charters required 
@isunion, and would ere long co-operate with the Repealers in | them T xercise over the society. And these powers of govern- 
endeavouring to achieve that which alone could benefit Ta ment he mayor and corporation of the city claimed to be en- ULLER, East St 
commorñ country—a domestic legi poe The ren the | titled to in a capi i dis inct from the Irish Society. The di- | Buller, to ELEANOR, youngest _ dau 
eet was announ ote be 2241. 14s, rect and more immediate question raised in this suit, and by Coney—13th pak .„ at the 
agh. — Roman Ca oh olie Archbishop of | this appeal, was, whether the directors of the Irish Society were Cz “ag wkins Es 
ordinary trustees of the property for the private use of the com- | son “of S cha * des sar Ha wkins, Bart. o Taar Fi 
Armagh (DF. 5 Crolly) and a deputation from that city, panies of London, or trustees of it for the public purposes of youngest iach ter of John Tahi Esq. 
had an interview with the Lord utenant last w eek | thee p atampa rem ded by King nema Ulster. The B lige inst. ree George’s, Han “4 
to present a memorial adopted o the 7th inst. py a | CHaxcenton i: went into a histor, of the facts connecte: sq., oi Bold Hall, Lancashir ar st son of Sir enry Hog 
p- se with the sub: nae aye consideration, from the granting of the | ton, Ba Ph; of Hoghton bade Lancashi 
meeting of the clergy and gentry of all eligious deno- | charter to the Irish Society, in the reign of James I., to the | youngest daughter of the lat seph Gate ee 
Minations, praying that o f the three colleges for | present time. The great object of the charter was to establish DEATHS — On the 11 
and be erected in pease Archbi ishop Cro lly’s and mainta 1e Protestant religion in the province of Ulster, | CHARLOTTE, wid f 
ech in addressing the meetin including the city and county of L pirs A he Irish So- ‘Lean, K.C.H., of the R 
Spe 8 yee} ciety had, werent e, public duties to perform ; the funds of the | a posal pines, aby hi 
ton, Essex 
institution were eir command, as regarded the discharge MASTER: 87th 1 year of hie age—13th inst., 
hey had a 
ect: 
remarkable. He said: “ When. ‘the Ep for establish- tha AN 
appea: of those public inue and t discretionary power in ARRA ifn the. long and highly. esteeme: d proprietress 
the exercise of i i 
> z r of those duties. Th ie officers, and | the Sar racen’s He: ad, oe Ean oS —13th ins t 
ni sao dei pprehensions respecting ‘the | uld not be called upon by the different companies in London, wW oa 
y ~ PP With in their separate capacities, to account to them for any surplus 
0 y sige oe subject to their own | funds. If isconducted themselves, they might be called 
inclinatio d pro nsities, at a period of life the | © by the Crown to mre an account of their conduct y 
most critieal, when the passions were most violent and | ™Famunshte ks anartccmspasis. Tne noble soared 
da angerous, he called a general | lord recommende at e House to affirm the judgment of the Lt 
meeting of ‘ha Catholic prelates, who were willing i Master of the Rolls it ith ents. —Lord CAMPBELL “entirely sone ye 
ready to co-operate on fair and reasonable terms a judgment the armea Speddy his noble and learned friend. year, AS 
the Government. They piam ed the provisions of th Tm: i Rickard Bennett, aged 3 
Bill, and after mature deliberation, went to the Lord was “indieted for having, on the 2d inst., shot at the Rev. ichard 
`~ Lieutena: nd represented their objecti ns, a Mo! cel in thi intent p eg him. The EAS was 
no’ a in this paper ast wee i re sta he is a 
the amendments they deemed advisable. The cler; nd m trate of the county, residing at Lund, near 
Lieutenant received a —— ec erie the Kirk Ka e a shoemaker at Kirkham, and had 
state of to nt, w e such | been brought before me m _ . fe ty of magistrat Ad i ate pe 
am some years ago. itn 2d inst., was going down miralty-office, Som e—10th i h 7 
ae ti pis By were al ted t afford. general Pheata ayh bo Tow a-hall, Presto on. He heard = e dis- | in os seo ei Southampton, in the TOt ae of his 
siaction. y the ul, ast at present stood, no | charge as = stol, and was immediately enveloped in smoke. | GEORGE Fa more Sewer o> age for t unt; 
ey d be received into any o e ne olleg Direc ctly n a Hé was cae y by some hard aineena on n I Maj nthe Sussex Militia, : 
w w ner lodge with his parent. iv = Be aii “e looked round and s e prisoner, who smmm me im ere 
ti a honed aul ie et by relative, n four or five yards of, on the Camie raids of the way. 
a guard p y Hee e Sorire seized him, and told the people in the street to call a WANT PLACES. eee Letters to be post-paid, a 
pores oft the a lege, for the very purpos of protecting ———. be aei then came up and produced a pistol ree 
his m vn Besides, the Bill gives fall pror to have ob £ pemo ea th roborate om the daemon SS Moore, an and Tireni 
z clear! rove ri it was t risoner who had fired the pisto 
fox th every ri eligious persuasion uiy appointe One BA then aid, that it was ez presented straight ati ir. Acre ro eer in a ae pv a knowledge 
eri Papo o of superintending the moral conduct of ana that ifi it Tad pe toaded be ball it must have hit wall its various departments. Can have an 
students, Another a yd he 1 discharged, ad m5 the 
at such hours as will not i nterfe: jenti moment hear; methin rs a hiz rege bat Search was made in ot | 
studies. This bein g the A mosti in oe i tb their s pienti a the street to Ai the ball, if there were an , but none had bee 
po point in the mea- | discovered. Mr. Shaw, surgeon, of Kirkbam, sikin ex the 
sure, and one ost objection vers wit at the | prisoner had long exhibited symptoms of insanity. Shaw | 207 y. ould not ect oe 
outset, he sg ener as far as he cerned, considered that he was at times in a state of great’ ency, ree: or i Mh to , Chovehs om kr: if chester ed. — 
he ve. t s q ane. prisoner was acquitted on the ground | “2 2: Yn — : snes coated TOE 
gi heir pon incial collogs a fair trial, s which could of Sas a t it was directed by the Court that he should be ‘ER.—A married man, 38 y 
in confinement during the pleasure he Crown. all 
the students, from the nine counties in Ulster, as far as|__) : Cmeurr, Devizes.—George Woolford, 57, a travel- | pra mT ce epee ren from the E 
possible, ale have pima access to it, and which could ling wman, 2 i ieee for the wilful murder of his wife KERRIE he has just left.—Direct to @. C., Mr. Ott =a 
he evidently b è . . . | by drowning her in the river Liffey, near bacon it a4 4 = ease | Peckham 
h evident st accom lished, R cti it nearly in excited pod tisoredt, ae the court was crowded to exce: It 
the centre of the province, a situation it would occupy. proved that the deceased and the piba oser Heed unhappily A: PROP AGATO or Eng AGATOR and F! OF ` 
if situated in the ancient TT rs Armagh. If the college he and that deceased had left the house on the 1 MAN over the Houses.—A man who has fulfilled Gaee ; 
were place ed at A rma no hesita tion in tati March, and was last seen KaM on p same day i me of the first rate oe about London.—D 
ae of the river, erying and running fast, as if frightened. eae, | Gs S., Mr. Peequer, 9, Paddington-stre et, Marylebone 
that he y ake whom the witnesses identified m the prisoner, was- Nso reni- -E A 
nA Ro A for the moral Faatrueti tion i the stu near the re me spot. one ongo 4 r the bridge into the wat S A mami 
ents nion ; and h ing er was heard of t E aa till the 9th April, marr 
Daar sarthiowinien aed Sole yaa a that the | when the body was found 200 yards below the bridge. No | practice in F 
make a similar und ision, Te- | marks of violence of any kind were found on the bo dy, which | general olien SEa ulinary Fruits 
spectively, fo for the students of their ir persuasi persente the onina eee of a drowned person ve Stove and Greenhouse Plants .—Direct to C. S., at a 
~ Seotlany. il x. RAOR, mat ge ed water bes a me oner’s inquest | Nurseryman, Epsom, A 
ing h wer appre rehended at a villa: por p 
ne Sak ang. z ee ae from Sa GADIS, pod ing left that place Bart his family for EA —A young man, nged Sei ia 
oe wet me. Several witnesses were called to prove statements of the house, who has a perfect know!e¢ar 
ther, tl t Hrag made $ to haa by the-prisoner after the poor woman was miss- profession in pr Re The andere opaga e ch 
t ing, but they were all to th re i of Mea if requir e mos 
peal i to be:|-4oe is wife, pat edaid not ful act, and that he believed they | racter can be had. — Direct to Z. Z. Y:, North antes: 
dry 
in every way well “alesated for the pleasure of ‘the 
Sportsman ; and the re received of the sport s 
vo m ia me h rh 
and that he d 
she kad either drowned or, zog herself, and that hè was ae isham, 
he should n e her again. One witness, however, who . JENER ng ae 
n arried man, aged 33, 
that this fa urable pras s as not been allow: d rie ous a o prove. a statement of sihis kin mrt series a wary rstands sy business in all its brane’ 
to pass unimproved. e birds, on the Scotch Moors March, tke dotera eae, 3 Mae mre ha a a ori honk eae ome 
generally, are reported to be in prime condition—strong | years, had called on him bes x Salisbury, and on his remark- 
on the wing, and affording uncommonly fine i eja that e ya aye od guc ok d a, 
tl said, “ I have e of le 2 E DRA een ecm ET E g 
Cumberland gear on the a Ponte bed surges = hear. I r ape ier x long, but shall either hang or T: m DNA e respectable imame T man, Pa 
ro self. si rosecution having closed, i the laying al 
plent tiful, the pouts being fine ae ical but the old | Mr. Justice Erle summed up, poin: ing out that a though it isis t gement of Porcin gopa ApS nad Ki hen Gardens, pret 
ones, especially th the hen „, are on! ys shd tòt do be that the prisoner had not lived happily with his wife, and aer pA d ornamental fantations &e. ‘Tnexceptionable 
plu mp as se The ialerahiy might have, by his ill-eondnet, driven her to commit suicid fes will bi Direct to = G., Office of this Paper: 
a ween a S ae ea ready covers are to AIT yet sah Thee apy — Ars icing age proved that in any way bemused! san aoe tern aged 4l 40. 
: us, ogether, an ad r to her death by violent means ; VER.—A s e man 
being wild and pra on the wing on some i | bat that vidence produe on 
a moors, it at, en galt ed before them, it was much ility in Ss r 
was with difficulty that they were come within range of; more probable tha mi she He then been Sree by Ben we misery Ae 25 sr cae, 
but, hitherto, the sport has been excellen dene sapie oa i 
ce, and the jury, after EiS nF bat taro r’s consultati survey. 
Edinburgh.—After raising 600 "0002. ro 700, 0007. for | found the prisoner Not Guilty. During the whole x the > trial Åe., Wands men, sar si 
churches, xc Free Chureh of Scotl z bors i a. he tedly cross-exami ned the witnesses, some of 3 P ee youn, wishes a is 
ly to have a college, and 20 individuals instantly peir his life. At eke ine: wry and wi cceaanion Sf anms psd a Narery, OF eae 
™ 10007. each for the purpose. | lord, he became so much excited that it was with difficu y that quainted 5, Roses, eg as Denti S ke Dire to D. C, Pi 
then they have commenced a s ee to | the judge could pacify him ; he walked pt down he tock, a Islingto 
parso S for ieir minist ER ‘obs | pap a — oe eet Derer saw the woman that night, on my soul! A 
nages eye: her on the Sunday! It is - = B 
f I , in ast 
40,000/. or 50,0007. have been raised for mick pare: = ier Titen | to that man, ig perjured. I aminnocent—in 
He has a jured himself—he has perjured 
himself.” pe m being asked if he would say anything in his 
: defence, however, he sena quite calmly, ‘* All I have to = 
o AEEA ES E A E la Master. Wardens, he., of the is, that I am innocent of the charge.” Upon the verdict of no 
o ebjetion to an rari e 
Skinners’ Meme A = Trish ote > sie Mayor dna Cor- | Pity being returned, his fortitude > quite gave way, and he fell e 
oration o Om, @ nd the Atto The back in a chair in the dock and =" into a fit of we , 2 : Lon ion 
Eonar originated was anna is Ts 2, by the appellants, : parently inconsolable for some time TIE | a RDENE raise ae 
ae aimed to be boncicially entitled, with the other compa- T 
ome of London, to O aa 5 roperty now Temaintng vested in BIRTHS—On Thursday week, the lady of the 
Dr. 
Peters, Master of Sidney Sussex Colle e, Cambridge, and Viee- 
Chancellor of the University. ap ein -ISh ins at 
lad: A 
pes at 50, Wil ton-ereseent, E Boe a z pe MILNER 
TBSON, Esq., M.P., of a son— Curzon-street, 
Mire Hon. Mrs. H. Tonni Of, a Tehte pace a 
the Lady Aut sr eo NROY; Of a son—l6th inst., at 14, Grea 
for Stanhope-street, et, Mayfair, the Hon. Mrs . EDGELL, of twins, : 
