... At a Mleeting on Thursday, Mr. O'COhr.LL a stated that in consequence bf the accession of a number of Pro- A testant friends, it was proposed to change their name from Ca- B tholic Association to that of Universal Irish Assoctatlon. If that or happy event took place, it was intended to build a larger rooms for h their accommodation, on the plalt of the London Mechanicls' In. t, stitution, ...

... Tule fosllorwting is an extract from thle article on the I American Tariff, in the forthcoming number of tle Edinbusrgh lie.I niecw, containing a letter of Mr. Jeffcrson:- I ; That the yresent tariff can be allowed to regulate the corn. merco of America for any very lengthensed period Is what we do not believe. It was carried by cxtremnly narrow majorities both Ili the House of ...

... I DUEL BETWEEN MR. F. GRLjG & MR. JOHN i LAWLESS. {YE- A_ . -1-1X IoJIA ._S1 (Prom MSe BeHfst CoLitmercW Chronicle.) Friday forenoon a considerable sensation was excited by the rumour that a hostile meeting was about to take place be- tween Air. Lawless and Mr. Gregg, in consequence of the letter of Mr. Lawless which appeared in Thursday's Northern Whig.* The circumstances connected with this ...

... I DEVONSIIIRE ANTI-CATHOLIC MIEETING. I Oat Friday this important Imeeting took places, and me it appeared to excite the greatest interust is Exeter, in the Castle- I yard of vlilch city tisc meeting asas held, The different poeticS, last according ito their opinions, assembled at tles old and Now Lots- anci don Tave-rita.10 The Castle-yard, irs ?? the meeting toolt phice, Is, we un- I ...

... To THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY Ca GENTLMEXPI.-.Conchiding that amy fiiend (Ma'r. HainlitaflO) motion, that Me. Marshall do now leave the chair de has bundulyurcontsred,aondearrled by aciamatlnlii, yet wishing still si so say at few more lost words, Sony I request thre InsertIon of theit following remarks in your valuable asler, in the form of a let. t,5 ter. There Is as peasago In ...

... TO 'THE RDITO17S (F TilE LEEDS MIERCUI1'. cc ccc I ITO-eeJf l/Irl, ecu, Kighlccc, Dree, `22d,18 fit (iLyT~LEMMg,-Tfcacugh far ifmaotimins ccbligedl to cr- fully colnvide Iwithl teere onctincaen I in u'east iO erinal etetiexelleecl Weeil aticic'n ?? vitlikjccni Cde., 1owlis~ l In ?? C t. I CA11eccct acid ntenic. to the uceigjlt ef yoccr inguilluneic, Ifclitoh Iecc,ily ctleO y an ( cA tilcictrc ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, JAN UA1RY 24. rY, To AnsRTISsERSs.-Ill consequence of a notice I the from the Honourable the Commissioners of the iral Board of Stamps, received at the office of this :h e paper on Friday the 9th instant, to the effect, t -by tliat i so Advertisements must in future be intro- hi.. duacedi into the provincial Newspapers after the tO first Edition was put to the press, we felt ...

... 'O .)fi. AjDi.RDIAN NALLI. -~lOtt hli,6 pnb]W1icltt], hit nie'cl awhich AqL~lgt ?? Mt~tid rvi fVtt r citO Itt tic, U erloi, b ?? c~ated after ~It ?? Motil , CIL Itn itla II o ire cothll;timotiadxstoliz itt-e r~~tA ' ~ ~ ~ houghI urn lisot stristl's 0ontittell to v2151)', ?? try Io rlie asil cf Imatilrluiro. I ihali son. yu jj '; ~Itt t1'akitly. the itagior Ittpet'ora3 wshtic hase C 't 5 i~ ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, JANUAILY 24. To AtsVrtETISERS.-In consequence of a notice from the Honourable the Commissioners of the Board of Stamps, received at the office of this paper on Friday the 9th instant, to the effect, , that no Advertisements musit in future be intro- duced into the provincial Newspapers after the first Edition was put to the press, we felt it to 5 be our duty to prepare a ...

... DEPI IATURE~ OF THE MARCQUIS OF ANoi.EsEy t Fitolit I ?? Marquis of Ariglesey quitted the Pt scene of Ilia Viceroyalty in Ireland, oil Monday, and 8u embarked on board thle Pearl, sloop ofwrar, at Kingstown, (1t at three' o'clock in the afternoon. An unprecedented PI sensaition was piroduced in Dublin. 'hle. Shops were shttt 51 uip, nio busijiess wits transacted ; most of' thle citizens wore ...

... - ~ORIGINAL AND SELECT. The Editor of It Th'e Lasncet, in noticing the late If urders at Edinburgh, says, 1 We have ourselves, within a recent period, seen bodies brought into dissecting-rooman in this metropolin, exhibitling none of the appearances usually found In the bodies of persons who had died from disease, but with all the Indications ,tpresented by the bodies of men who bad died ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THIE LEEDS MERCURY GEseTLZMEN.-Conclutding that my fflendl (Mr. Hamiliotn's) mOtion, that Mr. Marshrall dio now leava the chair, hatsbeenduly Seconded, sndearrled byaceiamlatiotii, yet wishingstlll i to say a few more last words, rosy I request tile! inssertion of tle t following remarks Ira your vauirable priper, in the form of a let- t ter. There Is a pallsage In Mir. li ...