... voe ft j4!% 110 *~0:, WORKING OF THE NEWf'POOR LAW. - .. . the Edaitor of he onris iu p : .Sin,-W1iliam Tastir, -a. poor, labourer of this parish, situated in the.Bioester Union, inicensquence of his family and the lowness of-his wagei hasate;llstyaarvtni in arrears fo rentoicnsequelcesof wbielf lia landlord gav-e h ime to tice to qiit at M'i belmas 1asf, which otice he yielded to, and lft ...

... o Z; UPgi'& cavwe. ,-i'Wefi tm~hi Vlas~ratii'.iin btlbbhig ihe -foilosuug address to tliPii^IeAl 'Iii&tn URI miwtgboln from the Committee' of the- Pa~bis~ Elh~te~ it ii lIasndou. .-.-.. .. : ! 'MEti~ii saIEw'aR-li'g~Aiv''. z ZX ' Lrn ,0de§r, JulyisylljlS3.. 1ill Seit Moeci !ol national nmlioratibu cailed '6r tanlun to to~~~wl liE :l'tW m'eord i1sacjtb withR admnwarie,>dad Foste- :ts'W$i;Se ...

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... - . Nat Adve t I Wo-R' Mix's AssocZATiOllS.-A meeting of the recently formed association at Carleon; was. held on Mon- dayeveing las; and a meetiig .,f 'tbVewpor: tau00oin- on'on' Tuesday evening, when' Mir. Fiost attended, and af ter addressing the meeting gave no'tice of his intention to ~ormence a course of lectures on the Corn Laws at the nsng metings this winter. We understand the men-1 ...

... ? ML Ai). At a reeting of the Precurser Society, held at the Corn Exchange, Dublin, on Thurgday,'Mt. O'Connell, as chair- man of the committee appointed to draw up an address to to the Radicals of England, reported that the committee' had agreed to the following address:- TO THE RADICALS Or XXVILAND. It is our earnest desire to treat you and your address with the utmost courtesy and respect ...

... I 1TIC .b1-r . 0,~ h R ftbbeodtiiorittlkbteiJ >'Wi 1 ;toolTb4fi~ elttrawv a q.Eblrj-BefoswaO y mne luhl blictW, :f~~~~~~~~~~O Ad H3 : : nflltdtadfedfofictlis p~id ad siim16ns ~ th8 neos reefiid S y~ , . p eg4ceasor. R Tbhus theehargejWp .h!,!lo5teja#d cieea thn t re . . mib a t ti t br e o Itinq ba-lig. tbXrqlg,dn ,ho'g~asip~e4, lnio wI -aloe'N n- .- iewt~hourl a te , : .Tory sneaaares' ...

... . _ FErLLow-CITJZENs,-In addressing you on the sub- ject of your present movement in behalf of your just rights, viz., the power of electing members to represent you in the 'House of Deputies, we cannot fail to feel the importance of the subject, and the great caution and circumspection necessary to be used in submitting our advice to you, and our opinion of the policy and justness of your ...

... THBE TLONDON DISPATCJI ; AND IpIeo t voaittal «1 ociat Uerioner. SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 187. u~ ~ I By a singular coincidence the leading articles of the Tory Times and the Whig Chronicle of Monday are devoted to atn attack upon the democracy of Sir William- Molesworth. In order that the co-operation of the two worthy representatives of Toryism and Whiggery may illustrate one another! we place ...

... *emt.ile . i- . ' t ,. SITTING, OF THE FRENC01H INSTITUTE-OF .-.OCTOBERSS6in, i827. . (Written exdueiseieO fei the Lende 'Dipateh.) PRACTICAL' PH-slxs-Swpr 'o of Heated Air as a Motive Force.-M. Biirdin calledagain the attention of the Inititute to the employment'of heated air as a mortive force in mahiney. -He thin]gI 'that,- tbeoreticaly We~akiiig,; twofpounds of char-oal would- `roduee. an ...

... I--e---- ost TO THR3MOST iV, MIGHT REY. A ave TH'EXLEr1G. OF qZE ESTABL '1) t on T¶l9STNT C11MRCStIN IRELANDf l) .. -at et 'sb hoste doceri. Ily L~avS AND 'GiTsrL s -Look at rmy re ect that, no matter from what quarter ita O tto nd advice ought not to be disregarded. TbYe good er should ask yourselves is. whether the advie ques1t~i 0od for.e ose, be not in their o cen natu I and orU e uIf ...

... r ies of Month Astrarma. We have been favoured with the following extract a private letter from Sir John Jeffcett, the Judge af tbe mew colony of South Australia. In -conujutien 1ith his charge to the Grand Jury, this narrative cannot but be pleasing to those who take an interest in the fate of the aboriginal natives of British colonies. .*s you will perceive that I dwelt'at some weight upon ...