3 MARCH 1838, page 10

Ireland.

Mr. Shed was elected for Tipperary on Monday : his antagonist, 31r. Barton, polled a few votes, and then resigned. We learn with inexpressible disgust, that not one, or two, but......

At The Very Moment That The T Ories Were So Fiercely

vindiegie, their election-committee purity against the attacks of Mr. O'Connei;, they were sending round the following circular to their partisan s , sum. moiling them for the......

Cis Country.

Sir George Staunton was elected Member for Portsmouth on Mon- day, and without opposition, Dr. Quarrier having resigned. Parts of Sir George Staunton's speech from the hustings......

At The Sussex Quarter-sessions, Last Week, Lord...

said that the large number of criminals at the last and pre- sent session "argued a very unhappy and disordered state of society." On Tuesday, a little boy, not appearing to be......

" Prince Paul Esterhazy," Says The Europe, "is Hastening To

Los. don, where, as we already have repeated several times, important affairs will be entered upon. Count Pozzo di Borgo and Prince Paul are to support the Tory Government and......

At The Assizes Recently Held At St. Omer, Four English

gentlemen were tried oil a charge of attempting to commit homicide in a duel, in which Mr. Cecil Johnson, late Captain on the Quarter-3Iaster-Ge- nerd's Staff of the British......

To Speak Seriously, We Do Not Like The Present Position

of the hid Members. Many a stubborn virtue has thawed ere now in the smilesof a Court. Mr. Fitzsimon, O'Connell's son.in.law, has got a place; M s Sheil has got a place; one of......