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The Globe Remarks, Speaking Of The Division On Lord...

Irish motion- " The division-lists on that question afford a striking illustration of the voting-by-proxy privilege, by which the Peers are distinguished from the Members of the......

East India Shipping.

Anitmn.— At Gravesend, 10th instant, Mary, Readell, from Calcutta ; 11th, Clogs- lese, Hutchison, from Singapore. Off the Wight, 16th, Timandra, Skinner, from Calcutta. At......

The Sun Stated On Thursday, That The Duke Of Wellington

had been taken ill on the previous day, and had nearly fallen off his horse on re- turning to Apsley House, into which he was carried. The paragraph went "the round of the......

The Dublin Correspondent Of The Morning Chronicle Revives...

that Lord De Grey is to retire from the Irish Viceroyalty in a month ; probably to be succeeded by Lord Wharncliffe.......

Postscript.

SATURDAY NIGHT. The House of Commons, last night, devoted another evening to the great Irish debate. The speakers in favour of Lord John Russell's motion were, Captain BERNAL,......

,foreign Artb Colonial.

PORTUGAL is in a state of revolt. The outbreak began with the mu- tiny of the Fourth Regiment of Dragoons, at Torres Novas, about sixty miles from Lisbon, on the 4th instant,......

Artiscellartrous.

The Morning Chronicle has this somewhat incongruous notice of mourning and decoration- " We bear that, in consequence of the recent bereavement in the Royal Family, namely, the......

The Dublin Evening Post Of Thursday Announces That Mr....

General Smith left Dublin for London on that day.......