J. THE;MAS9 . ?? {LAZE- OF T FIRM OF C.ARLISLE, BOBSON, AND CoMPANY) CTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public in general that, the Alterations in his Premises being now completed, he has OPENED WITH AN ENTiRE NEW STOCK. J. T. likewise begs to announce that, in addition to his u

1 ADDRESS OF MUR. C. BROOKER ON THE PEOPLE'S I TO Tuz EDITOiS Ot THES DRIORTON P'ATRIOT. Si12,-I shall feel much obliged by your permitting me to place in the columns of -your paper the following addreaa. I s'eipain Sir, yours truly, CHAS. BROOKER. AN ADDRESS TO ENGLISHMEN. Fello

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* -iRELAND. THE MINISTRY AND THE IRISH MEMBERRS*-ThOSe Irish Radical members who voted against ministers on the, Jamaica question have placed themselves in a very unpleasant predicament, or rather have placed themselves on their trial for the crime thus committed.-A second meetin

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PROSPECTS OF FRANCE, Two topics of discussion'have arisen but of the recent partial insurrection in Paris, both of which naiy tend to illustrate the truth of the S&andard's notion that Louis PHILIPPE has acquired strength from that event. The first of these is the question, 'what

One squadron of the Ist Royal Dragoons, under Cap- 'tia Owen, embarked here yesterday on board the Juno steamer, for Liverpool. A second division, which marched Pinto 'town this mornig from Ballincollig, is expected to follbw on Monday. Cork paper of Saturday. * 'The detachment

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, ?? 11SC It I 14.- 11wo.1/ FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. W1ttTEITAT.L. MAv 2. YI '9 liE Queerl has been pleased to direct letters patett to be passed unler the Great Seail, grant. iog the dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of (,reat Britain anti Ireland to the foflowing persons