TO THE I’ROi KIKTCBS PABR LIFE PULS ßf; beg to bund jou follcvirg testimonial, which 1 l.ave just received from !•* Williams, Unionstreet, Notiinghani— Your* obediently, G. Batters, Chapel bar, Nottingham. Sir Fejiifirsi* a great bl«*sirg to mankind, lor now lam enabled make know

ROBERT WHITTAKER. Mtrcli, 6th, 1544 GREAT PRIVATE SALE. IMMENSE SACRIFICE! THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS WORTH OF WOOLLEN CLOTHS, Fine* Dortkini 6-1 »nd 3-4 Hermit-ge Mixture, and Tweeds, Fsccy Vesting. Claskings, Bl«ek and Coloured (•a»hmeie». Orlran*. Plain and iuifd Cohu

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the House of Commons, on nig'ir, leave wis. given for the introduction of bill to expl.iiu i.i certain portions the Irish reform act, wa» ,ic cordingly brought in by Mr. Callaghan, and tiic !•■<!< Vi torney General, and, on the motion of the i-l »■ first time. We can have doubt,

Herrings.—The Whitehaven Herald says : —" These welcome visiters have approached our coast, during the past week, to thejgreat joy of all classes. The first take was Monday night. Since then, our fishermen have succeeded in capturing a considerable number, and the price has grad

It undet stood that nothing willl be determined to the appointment a successor to the lats Huron Smith until the arrival of l/>rd Plunket and Mr. O'Loghlen who are an the Continent, Globe.

We understand that a communication has been received by the Earl of Mulgrave from Lord Minto, First of the Admiralty, announcing that the vessels composing the experimental squadron might be expected in Dublin bay early in the present month. His Excellency has signified his inte

The following members of the bar were Saturday appointed her Majesty's counsel, and as such took the requisite oaths be'ore the Lord Chancellor i —T. B. Miller, Thomas M'Djnnell, Jaiues Major, the Hon- O'Orady, G. B. rlickson, John Uusfie. Janata Blake, and Stephen Collins. The

MAYO —IMPORTANT DECISION. The registry for the Swineford division of this county commenced on Tuesday morning, before Mr. Mayoe, the assistant barrister. The claimants who had served notices were exclusively in the Liberal interest, aud tenants of Sir William Brabazon. these upw

Ireland in favour of public lay education and the establishment of provincial colleges, have rea* son gratified the cordial spirit with which their exertions have bten welcomed throughout the province. Already the requisition has received the signatures men of every party and pe