6 APRIL 1839, page 5

By The Decease Of Sir John Dunlop, Who Died At

Hastings on Wed- nesday, there is a vacancy, with a probable contest, for Ayrshire. At the last election, the numbers polled for Sir John Dunlop, the Liberal, were 1,559; for......

It Is Understood That Lord Johu Spencer Churchill Will Be

appointed to the Druid, forty-four gun frigate. — Morning Post. It is understood that Lord Johu Spencer Churchill will be appointed to the Druid, forty-four gun frigate. —......

Mr. C. F. Barkley, A Barrister, And Formerly A Candidate

for York, was recently expelled from the mess of the York circuit. Mr. Barkley has published a long letter in the newspapers, explaining that he was expelled because he insisted......

The High Sheriff Of Mayo Was Obliged To Dissolve The

county meet- ing at Castlebar, assembled to petition against repeal of the Corn-laws. The farmers were outvoted by the townspeople ; and when the resolu- lution was put, such......

Inisallantous.

Sir Robert Peel, who has usually passed the Easter holydays at Drayton, remains in town. He has issued cards for a grand party on the 10th instant. The Earl of Derby is again......

. The Precursors Met On Monday, At The Corn Exchange.

Mr. O'Connell's twentieth grandchild was elected a member of the Society ; on which the Chairman, Mr. Ray, exclaimed, piously if not courteously, "God Almighty make him a better......

Ireland.

Lord Ebrington arrived in Dublin on Wednesday. A large assem- blage of every description of persons welcomed him. He rode on horseback from Kingstown to the Castle, bowing to......

Scotland.

A meeting was held in the Waterloo Rooms, Edinburgh, on Mon- day, summoned by the Lord Provost, in compliance with the request of "a large body of his fellow citizens," for the......