Int Eattntrv.
About a hundred and thirty gentlemen, the chief of whom seem to have been clergymen and military officers, gave the Duke of Welling. ton a dinner at Ramsgate on Tuesday. The......
The People At Sandgate Were Alarmed On Tuesday Evening, By
what they supposed to be a great fire at Folkestone: but on hastening to that town they discovered it to proceed from a cliff over:longing the sea, on the road from Folkstone to......
Mr. Littictnn Has Addressed The Following Letter In Reply To
ore from the Reverend Mr. Cabbett, of KiIn,a1lock. It shows the clergy what they have to expect the first of next month, " Dula in Castle, 14th October 1834. " Si a -•I have the......
Ireland.
A fourth and last letter from Mr. O'Connell to Lord Duneannon has made its appearance. It is written with bitterness and vigour; but, though headed " Hurrah for the Repeal!" has......
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