... MISCELLANEOUS CORRLSPONDENcpJ Ma. AND MRs. CARLILR---' Humanitas has ?? to our brief remarks on his former letter :-Of oeri. fl; observation, viz. that the law draws no line of distinctio, between what may and what may not be published nndcr the form of a report of proceedings in a Court of Justit,, he denies the correctness, and says, that in manyaca this distinction has been most ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE EtXAMINER. SIa,-I hate cant by whomsoever it is put forth. In a country news- paper it is announced, that there is a society of Christians formed at Nanclheeter, who have determined to refrain from animal food and to live Vn vegetables, and my purpose is to prove that it is a mockery on the part ofits members to call themselves Christians; bitt in my humble opinion, thley ...

... Lonj;ez, Jenv-wU41 . I SAVAUT, PD;e of Rovigo, wiho was withi NsPlvonow when he weirt on board the Bellropholn, hlae surrendered ?? to tree himnseif from the charge of eoatuintay been tried for his forsaki g the B3ou0uaoxs to go to his old master i'l I81 5; and been acquitted. It would indead bave been au imposshble as weli as at indevent thing (for indwcencies are not counted utataes of ...

... T3HE POLITICAL EXAMAINER. party is the madness of inany Cor tlie gain of a few. POPE. 'No. 660. 13lIEF SUMMARY OF THE VARIOUS POINTS OF CRUELTY AND INJUSTICE IN THE LATKE PE RSECUTION OF THE QUEEN- ANSD ITS GENERAL RESULTS. WE think it: may he useful just -now to draw up a list of 'he prncipal acts of injustice and cruelty connected with 6e Jate proeeedings eagainst the QUEEN-those acts which ...

... TIE BISHOP OF CLOGHER. We briefly adverted a few days ago, to the disgraceful conduct of a I)ignitary of the Irish Church. One sentiment of abhorrence actuates every mind on the subject; and Go- vernment have shown themselves on this, as on all other occasions, faithful representatives of the national feeling. Anxious to mark their sense of the severe injury sustainiedty the cause of ...

... NEWSPAPER C'HAT. The Emperor of Austria has expressed to the celebrated com- poser, Rossini, his desire that he will take the direction of the tbeatre ?? while the Congress renains there. HisIrsperial Majesty accords to him for this service a sual of 50,000 francs. It is is contemplauon to light up the Palais Royal at Paris with gas. The Gas Company are now laying down pipes in the prin- cipal ...

... UNITED PA 1?LIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, March 12. Lord CALTnORtPE presented a Petition from the manufacturers of the towns of Frome and Shepton-Mallett in Somersetshire, complaining of the tax on wool, which, they said, injured the very class it professed to ?? LIVERPOOL asserted that the tax did not injure manufacturers. A short conversation arose-on Lord Blessington's postponing his ...

... UNITED PA LIA~.N I ; -T:1 HOUSE S P toDS. ?? May; 14. GRAMPOW, Z ?? On some question respecting the - The ESarl (of LfAuDn0Aart opposed it that it did ijujstiee by poi -hirgtha tbe 60tie'teduones.' He had heard it said thaifthe peopleies their presest state of suffering, weremost anxious ?? soine im- I prolvemecitl sh oul'd take plae ein shie statc of thd rere.sastation. il ded rnot believe ...

... FRA NCFl. PAmrS, San'r. 29.-At 3i5 tti'ntea prsi two this morri ?? 1I Duitless of Berri was delivered of a l'rintc. The partiaeii, are as follow :-T'he firdt svtnpiom, of Otw panit hled hardly 'ii- mifesied tihetnselve-, rlen her Rortl lfir'/flP'S sent ter(! to ic Ki[(t the pivsicianm s were also iniforme.. as v-ell as ! a- resses appointed by the Kine, b[ut her RIoyal Highness ma-. al- MoSt ...

... TI-l E -.EXAMINER. ro,Dow, OCTOBER 8. TPp, witnesses for the QUEEN have done even more in her ,lourti han, as far as we could judge, was anticipated by te nTlmlic. They form a most triumphant contrast to tie hira n'm on the other side, and have piut quite a different sa -Ct On thc e CcondJct of the QUEEN i; Italy. Her Chamn- lerliis. Sir XW. GEIL, and the Hor.. KEPPEL CRAVEN, her ?? IlOnOur, ...

... TIHE EXAMINER. L o~ vnov, JA'.SIAnY -S. LUCKILY for our ow n matters of Parliarietary inleret, there is but one piece of forei.-n news this week Iwhid: calls for any notice. We mean the worse than 21Incl oX ter AIla-sacre which has talien place at Turin. ?? lvoe given tihe particulars from private accounlts, as those in tia Ffrelnch Papers are actually made up onl a principle oi ...

... I DR. COLLYER AND UIS ABSOLVERS'. Five individuals-namely, John Walter, Wm. Stott, ri. J. Y(11r ,. Johnl Fulbrook, and Robert Dolphin,-have just now set their ?? to an advertisement, in which they aver, that being the perie.. who, in the first instance, fully and is7epartihey investigated the circeu. stances upon which the reports respecting the Rev. Dr. CollYET ar founded, are unanimously ...