... IaRta-mantatp _Jompabium. 7I HOUSSg'ol LPORS CATHOLIC RELIEF BILL. ~ WhiS WMD5OESDA'Y, April 8.---AfCTe the pieseeetgtion 'of several mei petitions for andlagainst the settlement of the Catbolic question, shel their Lordahips *ent. hato Committee on this bill. Several ob. of t jections were rriade16 diffierent clauses of the bill, and ameand.. bro mnents were proposed, all of which were ...

... XlVCAtfltESiNlltE IEPOR'T FoRt StAntlCT. The weather throcighocit the month has been fhvolirable, and Ut the labours of the field tire in a forward state. That precious t I commodity MIarch dhust has not been so abundant as itl sorne Is ( former seasons; but the land has been well pilvericed, and on La ordinary dry soils, the sowing of beans and pease corn- menced early in the month, anti of ...

... - w- Q- HOUSE OF LORDS. en F iidai, March 27. J ifl The house was occupied ?? its sitting with receiving pe- NJ' in titions on the subject of Catholic Emancipation. No other ea business was transacted. t Jlfo1aln , Mllfarch 30. Several petitions were prisented in favour of and against the Roman Catholic claims. , Iarl (/rosvenor presented a petition from the silk mnanufac- s t. tureta of ...

... -- TO Ma ( O BE` T ! : . . &Ma1Ch k, 1829. SIR, - -NltoTWsi~iXTANMwo the -press of in. teresting matbr of all sons, E tlink you will diem theinelosed able worthy of a place iu the -ster. Ii is needtess to point otit -o'your readers the different stages of thed ineasnre of ur ,fe ?? :wai, for the prpose ofiRlls'tratin-g- my table. 'But It may be nrth .irhile to ,observe, that: we never ...

... hlj(SE, OF CONMMIWNS}-Nlarcli t27 4 ACioeafrot o wr Irf C. 1T-,rtleC r55J Fi'i'c' 'le Marquis or IL3ANDt)l'ORD) aldretsed the Mustie Q' nn- VFi ngt:th gainst ihe I il, and- nenotinced it. in yery Siu,-vbe teirnS, aqi aloriiwui no secuirity to the l'rotestant insti!nltliO. isi. h hisu Majut'v had ?? sthlem to preservett'r ir'te, sild A:-f rdFI! eVerV scope to the lutst of n ower which ?? Si~t 0 ...

... . ?? ~ -ear ~ -n -1n._ e _ l. . sve nave to call the attention, not of the public-for that has already, we -have little doubt, been experimentslly drawn to the subject-but the attention of our local autho. rities to a prevalent practice, whieh, from its dangerous character, deserves a less favorable appellation than that of a public nuisance. We allude to the practice of bullet play- ing along ...

... NOTABILILA. A CLUEVER BILLI WE see in the Parliamentary Report, that ,The LoRn ADVOCATE has brought in a Bill for thmrem eriectual Prevention of Murder by Suffication, in Scotland. The project seems rather difficult, but nothing is impossible to Par- lisiment, and the powerwhich made a bit of silver paper and a shilling of the value of a guinea, may easily prevent suffocation from the slop. ...

... PRESENT STATE OV.TIIE IANUFACTURING :~CLASSES. ff, TO'THI5 EDITOR OF THlE CALEDONIAW MERCURy. ire- ch ~the vey, patnflol sympathy- with the sufferings Of, II Ch temanufacturers, and-a very. sincere respect for' the- ps,- t .l tinego sense, and rectitude-of .f~eiiig of which these Sufferings are giving. so in ?? a mianifestation, induce*. .dme to request that you -will' iiisert this .ilettefr ...

... , ?? B ST6N , r. .. p ~~ 00 nap ?? ~aierns, i t is noteapseeimeibh Ian t21e,31 td ~~ U~-.intexre~~jj ~ ~ &.tie rarnalf thetu',in an amouuciig heap; xi~~ib-0 ;- jl fviak ti OL e¶ oh ?? W-uiruteHe~ie~~~s thgo granmarian and-eihtefujW 6t;ui ?? iaediat Lord Aqitbiinl ak 4aiedgitnj five gitineas towards it; but whether iffthgW; ?? 'or iF dtlp Am ?? 0 4te OE t ?? ston, ?? .10>'eke oh ...

... TOLL.BARS ET CETERA. TO TilHE DIT6siit OF THte ?? LAN If e Ott Smr- heg to mention tihat I aI one of those persohs whin snav be called peripaiettc' fooloatpte1's, who sobhtaimv5 oecu' tjhy eiir attention vlith the affairs, of otlier' ople a'nd that as . n -Mya'yoflife di hfll'ninfotlm sere, he yellovr leaf,' after spending ?? ers abroa3, I have noW My chie pleasthre in wavtching the gowth of ...

... SATURDAY, Aplirt 4.1 REsUrED DErATE OX TltE OSOIAN CA~i'OLIC P,;i.cEO, BILL.-Tlhe Earl of Gudlford rose and said, tbat tilose lawsv which it was now proposed to repcal, were miade to defend the church agrsinst an intolerant people. He would not say that the iouman CWtholics ought to be deprivcd of.tieir religious privileges; in fact they were not; but he would contend that political and civil ...

... ' ?? DgATUUDA=i APRIL . pS,)S - 4 ?? M ~ II Ct - 'oellsfited without increasiwng I. Want cao heir . ties as of 'he~oislbibtal's generally entertained of was very obeaned ?? at, liberaibty ani .jsticttCC d btained I ,, gtlriu II corporation Acts, anthe Al~ h Ts nt il, by a public dneT ?? of the Caces in tile kingdom are better en. oa few Pf festiyil for ntone have fought s . ysiuch 1 tanti zeal ...