... I$E-!W.NATION' OTfEt'L COxW I DItisidi. 9 in,~~lkd;B ?? r~ ?? ¢t:ae a;.alr ~ Me 's tbe ?? gtd , I! tte~irjirg#^~p~d( ti~aprfsolifig0uers c0 no ?? o !. Wed ~f wyi~J', iiu ~pihwiut ?? I fd~our.! ' ard'b~hyJ lyu 01 calendar iuatbs iu l ou r. id lird labour.. Witijait Cortles, ?? the ,ao! of Monunoutl, aend. ard fabour ll o arriX, foiqr .aledar inuiwths, ,and'-hatrd a~~ut $tnaijd 18jeairds ...

... IVARGUS O'CONNORWS PART- I ING- ADVICE. Mr. O'Connor's advice, on taking leave of te Chartists, prior to his anticipated incarcera- was copied into the Southern Star of lye 3rd instant; and if that advice be pa5~d, ] Judgm must be erroneous, in that Xhave hritten ftioe length on subjects which hne advises ot to think about at all! Unfortunately, hovwever, he has not assigned 1sullcieDt reasons ...

... -FIRS IN TIME COUNTRY. nie n FIR -AT BIRIGHTWELi.-In the course of the Se forenoonb'of Monday lest, a fire broke out in the hoase fe B Mr. Hewitt, wheelwright, at the village of Bright- r my wellf- sitnate between this town and Wallingford, then whichb before It could be!got under, reached the es 'n by teasive farm e4tablthnment. of Mr. Fairthorn adjoin- I the e thatch on whic, owing to ...

... Al i i 't MARIETIES, '-Roua~tou t1:i Cov onra. y 'Mo~iogives the followidg'eeodnnt of the titittil~nt of the iofter sex byith~ ?? of New llollud':-'.'.Uplieved tf 'that ?? W5i of anoteitr atrore ..hi'msaslf; C and that %t w~as born he~r muater,-saeii esrrvist a 'byit di4laelghkt ef the strongest.. .:le:marked . h1 O a ptthe, hoar of her birth for his saei bY b breaking the joints of her fore ...

... WUDUJ@LC . ~NTZGS. ST. Alilonaws.-Wlsatever may be the state of c other places, it is every day acquiring fresh strength's alinit dr -s No public matter calls forth the same number of atla le, ture linon Charthim.i Po on the 17th ult. Mr. A. Duncan gave a lecture is the ' Hal here ; and at the hour of meeting the place wassco n suffocation. David black, chairmen to the Associaimis the maeeting ...

... UTaSLR'UL KNOiWLEDbG.' it- 'in. 'le' Ill.- Mid nta ich ied yet. emi iea Rn iou lied ye se or~ 101 lab 1 0 ret Ital Met nits lon Ox Bet th pe prson. are aware of the. Vlaluno 01 this snide asa manure. It is, commonly pouted down .the driiui sna affere to run towestcb whefe: if ap- plie? ,9cesionally to tbecroots of vihne, fruit-trees, &e., the vngosvr of the plants wbuld be surprisingly ...

... VARIETIES, Oltr!INA AN)D oZEare. TEE WDDisNs.-A wedding i8 &Cetremony ofmingled 'pain and pleasare, in which anticipatlon prevents the pain 'frori iieing positive pain, and recollection precludes the peosibilivy of usmixed pleasure. The very-bells, merry as their' peal is ilntnded to be, convey a tender melancotly, :vilch is, to us, inseparable from the sounld of a Atlage belfrq, whatever 'be ...

... v , z@,, ! @TO &, ?? o * K. a- ?? to re send hen t ptoie e rmnde siee reekor etnwe, of p utblishin shn alist of those victims of t vranny vho are now inicrcerifid-iii gaol for the heinous offence of speaking truth upon political subjects, although some of them were os- gefi5ibly prosecuted for other offences. We shall continue our enumeration week by week, and will feel*oblged oby such ...

... BRIGHTON. - £I**AL 1*RTEAS IZ ALLZR, | ?? Il.-THE LOCAL JOUBRNALIST,. Whti is that 'dispicable-looking- apology for a specimen of the genus' bomo tha advances to- wards us, with.)1eet pace, and downcast eyes, as if'he had an instinctive antipathy to looking you in she' race? ?? stops,-some one accosts him: what. cringing, bowving, and scraping, but yet what lurkigt hypocrisy in his smile. An ...

... I SULANNA. d A shoemaker recently got married to the daughter of a nallor in Airdse, and the fortnue the man of lals got with thi maid of the avil is six jears' supply of nails for whatever shoes he ?? Chroick. QuasTiow AND ANswEit.- Why is a race-horse like a lollypop I Because 'the more it is licked the faster it goes.--Globe. I A CODNSaST.C.Why is the present Ministry not like a lollypop? ...

... DESPERATE ATTACK 17POr A PARTY OF| ext PO LCR-TRE SERGEANT SERIOUSLY INJ UERD, sue AND ONE OF HIS MEN ON THE POINT OF DRATr.-The sergeant of police and the 'three men ' 'Fi stationed unrder hics at Catidetown, Limeriek, were. W5 last week-ordered to attend the fair of Knockaderry.l bac (a place situate about midwa'y'between Ballingarry Bli and Neweastle), for the' preservation, of -order. we ...

... 13 aAmOA R3S DEGRlADATION OF ENGLAND. [Northsu Libaralor.] The foreign relaiimn of this country are in the most deplorable and disgraceful state possible; and when we say most deplorable and disgraeful, we beg to be understood as included in these terms, to mean also the most alting state possible; for let it always be remembered and never forgotten as a maxim which ought to be written in ...