2 MARCH 1839, page 9

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The Manchester Anti-Corn-law Association net on Thursday, to receive the report. of the Delegaus. A crowd of dranken radians broke in upon and interrupted the meeting. This is......

The Times This Morning Contains A Correspondence Between...

nourable Henry Fitzroy, M.P., Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Edward 'l'relawney, The Times this morning contains a correspondence between the Ho- nourable Henry Fitzroy, M.P., Mr. Roebuck,......

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SATURDAY NIGHT. There was much angry altercation in the House of Commons last nieht. The order of the day having been read for going into Com- mittee on Irish Railways, Mr.......

Nfith Our Next Number, We Propose To Give, In A

gratis Supplement, the entire BENOIT OF VIE COMMITTEE ON CHEAP P09rA0E, about to be delivered to the House of Commons; .a document of uncommon interest and importance. The......

The Army And Navy Estimates Have Been Printed. The Former

ex- hibit an increase of 791 men over the numbers of 1838-9 ; the total of all ranks for 1838-9 having been 109,027, and the number required for 1839-40, 109,818. The increase......

Last Night's Gazette Announces, That "hugh Fortescue,...

Viscount Ebrington," has been summoned to the House of Peers "by the style and title of Baron Fortescue of Castle Hill, in the county of Devon."......

Mr. Gisborne Has Lost His Election For Carlow ; The

numbers at the final close of the poll, on Wednesday, being— For Breen 167 Gisborne 164 Majority 3 Mr. Gisborne announced his intention to petition against the return. Mr.......