... &From the Times, of Wednesday sennighnt) . T In Mguch has been said, both in the columns of the minlstc. re ?? and the extravagant compositionsof oucri. en gous loyalty, about the venality and corruption of the I. Press, and the injury which it is the instrument of pro- age rnoting against morality and religion. The evidence that or the scribes of the Court are magnificertly and reuarly In ...

... O% ?? 'V ?? am a COU.;TV DUBLIN 31PETING DiSMISSED BY THE ZIAYONET ! om. On Saterday last, a meeting of the freeholder$ took orm. place at the new Court-bouse, kilmainhbam, for the pur- con-; pose of voting a loyal address, to the King. Long before the the doors were opened, Lord Cloncurry, Mr. Hamilton Hour Rowan, Mr. John Burne, and Mr. O'Connell, with ebly many otherdistinguishedcharacters ...

... ll!?? , - ? ri - ..z - % USTIf6bist ?CHls ? I j ?? ?? -I , , - -1 . rFrOW a lae Durhm'rokle.p) A sciM of onsnaitlrable Wtent ap oast~e gthe Methdwits nt, sbeawpsS ; ?? ?? s ~Oit.owing to% usillyeL50Sow( 1 dience~~~t and~-r*~ t hono b aded to he tyrainy inteofern Wthehthe tachO ?? a Peos atmtedi P th~e . thiben bodi t~ thel st~D o jtjsep which eare suppled ytweeyof pt ~egcers. The _o4'i a'i ou ...

... ore The BENEFICIAL SOCIETIES of CHIESTER, who t the recently formed a procession to testify their joy at the t bar- failure of the Bill of Pains and Penalties, have address } ve, sed Earl :t osvetior, with expressionsof theiradmiiiration q byof that generous and lofty spirit wich inspired his i n. Lrdship in her Majesty'shour. of danger. This ad-~ ^ esit.dress was signed by a member of each cf ...

... R ; FRIDAY, JAXUARY.5, Is21. 7- - . RETROSPECT OF THE LAST YEm !- The max4nM that the first business of a new Year should be reflection on the pat, is, if we may biec the Greek -philoso- phers, of high Egyptian-antiquity; -but, indeed, with- out any referehne to such classical authority we may pronounce itio be-almost as old as the human mrind. The first year oft&i`e existence of Adam must ...

... Varfe.ti. eft. FOlltEIGN-.j lce Flour was selling at Alexandria (United States) on r rse the 18th Novealber, a: three dollars twenty five cents x3 the barrel, a lowter price than has been known for twenty I ?? new theatre at Vienna. discovered to have j of caught fire: half an hour later the.whtle building ad would have shared the fate of the old one: the cause t said to have. been the ...

... [Prepared for preias, eeks iO n cAe, butt repeatedly - and 4navih: peed.1 : I To the EDITORSof ?? R rEN'fLEMs3¢. . GENfTLSEMEi, , V 'V54.>. I cannot 'but feel ?? that no remarks have ?? appearearelative to one part of the ea deuce ad- t duced in behalf of our ilhigitridui 'and ?? Iallude to a witness who. d6'oied to its being ber prac- il tice to visit the bed-roos of er sieck'et, and per- ...

... Wabat Thtileligite. 4 of is ly r, e, h, ~e 1k. hi I t or ,ra k. tie ac ia, so. ,a 0F, iis Lit, is. th, n- er no 1~ st, as )S. k, Mit ir. ig of .a :e, The Eliza, Hockaday, arrived in the Clyde on the 20th alt. from Demerara, last from Belfast, sailed on the 15th of September. On the 2Oth, in lat. 23.36. long. 66. was board- ed by the privatcer Revelage, Cot, from Margaretta for the ...

... - - o THE RE:NEWED REQUIsIjIQ ...

... - To the ERITOR$ of the Liverool MER ,GENTLEMEX, I' f Ur ,e ?? by your re-adiness~to gie I-insertion to whatever snig t in 'ank'Asape~tend so'open e the eyes _of the poor and deludek bniiI, a5 asnot 'o isduced to send ?? a loyal and patriotic address to i.Ithe kinga Itplas within; as theivenia press owill say, st ata nume~ous- ?? res~pictok public meeting, held for s that purposea in then ...

... Sjtar, d0ortei;n ?? Copy tf a Letter _from te 1peror of Astsia to the King of Nep U , =l- Troppae, Nov. 20.-Sir l anvderyear Fat Inh preveted., my receiving the lettersessed bo nf yot Alijest , during a period of four months. _i h oayeveer, to which those letters have probably related, have rnot ceased'to occupy mv most serious meditations, as well as those of th-e - pmvers --a'se-maenaroppa' ...

... >. DEDrOR M EXTfiI'G. I ot nilrosnnt nt. ra u4t, iu Onriday last, pursuant to a requisitift, the .Mayor di Bodcnveid, a' me'etingif4`r-he~jtr.I . 'fIte town of Befr ove shetng,: ;or t2 22d inose £ n anaddress to her Maesty, on the a 1n s rby ionent ot tte aill of Pains and Peahe also, aroapect- F aon . fdress to the-K~ing, beseechi hi to take into--- Il ec- gridiois~coflsideiatioii the ?? ...