... IMR OWEN JONES, alias MfYVY}. : T.IMlABLE COLLECTOR AND li I OF VELSH LITERATURE. LINES Addressed to Sir Edir-rd M1fosteil, Palrt. thf, ?)*iZ r Presidejt of the Dten lnq is!,'dd,1 FROMt TIHE VISION Or t`llS', AlN I, 10 S` s;) . , Afier celebraliitq o/ther ivntatlriel ri /Ihc 0, ,1 A ulk,' .. Ir And he, who still, With libc, tl hand extiloros 'The storicl hobard, po-etic paile restores, ...

... BRITISIl PEERAGES. - _ *I - , sL . -.L. . .. WINDSOR, SARl OtF M;'YROUTI. This noble family derives its descent from Dixie fiickimaii, Esq. ol'Kew, in Surrey, and his wife Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of Henry Winidsor, Lord W~indsor, wvho dlied ini ISi5. I-le vas descend- ed from Otho, a noble baron in ltalv, who lived is the time of Edward the Confessor. We have nothi ig historical to ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPA'TION. What is the trie meaning of the phrase of civil and religious liberty? It is that every man shall be free to worship the Deity according to the dictates of his own conscience, and that lhe shall enjoy every personal liberty which is ConsI- patible with the well-being of the society at large of which he is a member. And have not the ca- tholics the full enjoyment of ...

... FOR1LIGN IN'TUlILI(HENCE. hile ?? rclative to the disastels and ?? iii thc Rlissiians, is fiills cinfirmed hl v all the sulsequ;nt accounts fro tilie seat oatwar. I'he ?? of the innaiji ussian army, in an almo.st Iisolrgalnizedl state, froin thc iloot of the ilalkall iniultains to the Danubhe, is quite decisive of thc cvampaigin as to its grocid object. Tt is possilbleaid cel i muh IAmble, ...

... 'ile Irish papers are filled with accounts of pub lie meetings held for the formation of Brunswick clubs. The proceedings are full of interest, and we only regret that we have not space enough to do them a tithe of the justice they merit, But we hail these symptoms of regeneration-this resurs rection of the dry bones-this spirit of resistance to conciliation-as a gratifisng anid propitious ...

... Two matters of' public intercst have, since our last publicatior, sprung up in Ireland, neither of which, we fear, is at all calculated to produce tranquillization. The first is the arrest of Mr Lawless, on accoust of the riotous proceedings at Bal!ibay (as reported in a former number of this journal), and munch Nse regret that this step was so long delayed, as the space of time that elap)sed ...

... STATE OFTI-IE 3BRLITISHI E1ll'llE. Sissec 1819, but especialily silice 1 2,thle minca SLIUaS pasuedset by his masjesi';'s Muinisters hare I ?? productivse of, ns11 Ctli bai-as rsa55n5't Slid lits- tress. A martia for le-islation-ani ioordissate love of chang'e-a fsstsdsess lor rash ant reickless iloe!- vai~on-la irrilusl ts sodsl at (legC, tit cont vikions, paic rlit, and ?? have heel] tile ...

... Orer the space comnprised between Chalcedony and Scutari may be perceived immense cul)olas of a dark green, contrasting strongly Nvith the ob jects surrolndingl theni-they are tol5s of a prodi gimis qualtity of cyJpresses. Th' soil from whence thev rise foinis the two greatest ceinetrics of the Tuibks hi teil vicinity of Constalitinople ; at the en(l of the delile there is another verv ...

... CAIllo[,IC AS'SOCIA'1'0' . AltitrslT cp 1,.kAWLlE.5i 'rim aslsrliiatiolf rooml fis o-ligift liatkieally be ex- 111'tvl ofi fi th cirf iili1staflcfs, osits crowded. long befoe theL hlUr' of -Itngo Thrday, in con- ,etifllffC( Of the arrest fti itill oral t iciitfator, for 411loffgad for vavdilif tile lato riotOUlS Proceed- iff~ fit!i~iiial. ?? ?? foi ifis appveheil S1(i mu x edfe cfflb ?? ...

... JoURNEY TAROUGH POLAND AND , RUSSIA. The followin ai-aets are from a very lively- written and pietuoresqcue account of a journey through Polandaml ?? by a French odficer fox- merly a prisoner of war in D5i.tzic. 'The descrip- tion of the houses of the Polish peasantry bear a striking reseniblarcc to that so often given of the ?? cabins ,f the I'ish.-' T Ite house of a Polish peasant f- is an ...

... 'lTiE LLAINDEGAI BIARD. At the request nf a coarespondlent, whoml e a-l- ways feel desirous to please, we ?? the fallow. ing brief memoir of GUTT17N Pai ar, the ?? w1 ho so nearly obtained the premier prize at tile Duen bigh h'istoddjlad, by the beauty and oxcllence ?? his composition on BJ&Wtmlaenr's Feast. Ive shall next week present our readlerss as the satisfactitra of those wlloa Sils ...

... The mob of this country, the dralf and chaff, the rubbish of every degree, frosn prbice to peasant, is, we fear, averse to the catholdic cause; but this mass is to be acted nlpn by the superior intelligence. The head ci society, as of the bodv, is a small part, but the directing ilower resides in it. The bell- wethere guide the flock. W'hat ec desire is to see snore activitv ont the part of ...