... ,,pitit of trif lubliS ioitunii1m. ~~G~~fittc. ~ ~ ~ ~ h Ini proportion as Ireland is relieved From the pressure of party domination, anld domestic dis- e sensions, as thle consequnene of' the jealou sies e which itievitably result from saris anl unnatural t state of society, her people will become prepar~ed N for those benefits which result from thie eeterprise 0 of prirute speculators, ...

... Ii 1 1i BIlS31() 1' (!)F EXE IT AND I) TI HE REV. II. i:: HEIAD, Al rr corifirnrarion at Ielritoon ol T1esd last, tile Lordi IB iho, of E fxete' n rlirnc'-'d tie clicrgy nt son,e length irl refejence t1 ilia cavakir letter addilessed to ids lerrlniri by til; 1lcctor of IlOiiiron, wiho had iad tie grace to express iorcet for tie ?? sty rlargrap user1 bihim. We coly Ibeclose I rworird IFk ?? ...

... n gi O. W.onday the ?? general meeting of this le- excellent society wag held at the London Tavern. 'id -[he attendance %vas very numerous. Mr. VINCENT OC ble FwGits was called to the chair. . l the The CHIRMAlsAN having briefly opened the business la ?? of 11he dly, called upol the secretary to read the repoit. ai tile 'hI Ibe SECRtrAiV then proceeded to read the re- ent port. It stated that ...

... Kn mperfll V atalnt. ?? _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ . ha Ila t HTOUSE, OF LORDS;, MJONDAIY, MAIA} '17. [if t Lord IIRQUGI-IA51 said that lie should not, on fil Tbursday next, move his bill rerarding the sale mor of beer, in consequence of the absence of several peers kn who were interested in the measure. an Lord MELBOURNE said in answer to Lord Pu 13rougham, ample notice would be given previously to as ...

... LEEDS TOWN COUNCIL-A TOUCH OF '10 RILSNII. UtL of Alderman Pawson rose and said, lie wished to call o- ali ttenlion of the Council to an exprcssion matle use of' by Mr. Howard, with reference to Sir \V. Males. I worth, in a former part of the proceedings, and which lie Isoped svas only a slip of the tongoe. I-le men- as tioned it in order thnt Mr. Hlosard might bave an op. .II portunoay of ...

... . the Editor yJ the Merthyr CG widifa1. Si1,-7 ?? matter * 'Doaid Jonaes, tle late Chu rchr- iwralten (of ?? ]'orih riof Mlotoe, Car ?? ?? iiire, crarfinedr in tle Gchol oa tile Crun0 'b (mar ttiell, tiw Crol lrulncr, bat tlaely ordered 'by tire Lorrri ty QtIe a 's Benclh to hle liberated. ''he conaduct of this David Jones, w drilst beig, dur- ing tire period of tis office, tihe only ...

... 1imlialmouo, It fc'r Majesty will give a sceries of twelve state balls, id at ?? Palace; the first during the present season wvill ttke place the week alter Easter, which Is falls this year on the 20th April. A most destructive fire broke out in Glasgow on L, tionday morning se'nnight, having commeenced in the spinning-mmills of Mairs. Henry lHaldswartt) and Co. si- _ tnated in the vicinity of ...

... Rovicultural Intelliffelirr, &r. GAtDHENING OPERATIONS eon Wcm: (Froam the Gardener's Gateite.) r . WpfIl Flowers, two year Stocks, llellyhc drS;eettwilliagni, and B3ieznnials generally, il rich li it earth. Sow Piccotteesi Carnations, Pinks, 1oi'alrtilu5 Jleartsease, and choice sabiects in boxes seed ps, ?? uap all flowering Plants thot require suppcrt ,, yflower boyders. Pipe Piniks under ...

... II THE FAITH AND PRACTICE OF A CHURCH- OF-ENGLAND MAN. i BY WILLIAMI STANLEY, D.D., DEAN OF ST. ASAPHI. us (ConliniuedJsom o011' last,) 40 When the priest pronounceth the absolution, both it- here and in the communion service, I attend to it, and receive it with all gladness and humility of mind, beg- ?? ging that this pardon, which God bath given his min- aisters power to pronounce in general ...

... PH1RE'NOLOUGICAI WELLELISISM An ?? Sweet toed and frnits of early love,' a the boy said to Ihe a]moe di aed raisins. le 1'h ilopaaagar'aitiventess What blessingo chil dren are, as thecleik said, when lie took tle fees far chri- tetuiaw thelm. Adthesiecesso You stick tot me like true frieods,' ao tile man said to lthe tar and feathers, after lae had to becn Lynchled. lalaitinabi eo es'' ...

... t . t ?? ?? i i I ? -- ?? - ?? ?? I ,; , October 13, 1840. * lqtgoO -f S E C-eod tin Riles aidl otiler English jour- h ie lI Jester-prime fellow and prime tI Oi Ile 1 I-avtiug refused to purchase the j a deltrutive war engine, in compart- i !ls l Perkiis' steam gun or tile infernal )f e ?? would seem a mere bagatelle. 5lerate stum of one hundred thousand 1:e ,r was thle fixed purchase-money at ...

... LIV ERl'OOI. AU1UAMN NI ICETING, 1811. o SiEWA I:tiS. 4 LOIUD G. Il:NlINCK, Si R 1i. W. iULKELEY, Wirit. AND LOR) STANLE'Y. Tie3 meeting, which is ill lieu of the one formerly held at Hleaton Park, the seat of tlie Earl of Vilito, Comizienced on W\'ednesday, and coicluodesl on Friday. I'he rady stelward presouit was the irndelotigable Lord 'George lfentinck, who is always attlentive to his ...