... TO TRY EDITOR OT TRY IffORIKG REGISTER. Sib—Your of the 24th ult. contained tome strictures a communication I had the honor of addressing to Lord Morpeth on the subject “the Medical Charities Bill.” As 1 very seldom read the public prints, this would ...

... every hour increasing her caution, and decreasing her discounts, thinking that she can by these means save her credit—but her credit will lie saved not these means, but the general confidence of the country in the present prosperous suite of its trade ...

... provision should made this bill for enforcing the accounts savings’ banks. The CHANCELLOR the EXCHEQUER nh•erved. the commissioners already por.ses*t?d the power of suspending the operation savings’ banks until Hie accounts were furnished. There was one ...

... SAVINGS BANKS. An account has been presented Parliament th» amount of deposits made during each last ten years in the Sailings' Banks in Ireland. Tha account baa been ordered to be printed. THE DUKE CLARENCE. We are happy to date that the Duke of Clarence ...

... DI BORGO. (From the Portfolio, Nos. VIIL and IX.) ENGLAND. The imperial cabinet is so worthily represented London, that I am compelled in some sort to do violence to in speaking of a country which Prince Lieven knows well the disposition, and, unfortunately ...

... hand nit the officer’s -r and sad, W. II dear friend, it is • t Iking; the bridge roust Now, really believe that there members of the cabinet, if no* I, >rd hims“lf. whom ■h* f-ankness of d intercou-e. di:>ner p would bay • heir hand evc.i «in • i should-rs ...

... rstocn Ireland. Last ycear, howlce- lt inSIorltei, was preferabrle. That discovery na h eute n meat, iniiaie at goamt expense try sortie Prritee prop, ry, whu lod out their lap till ?? drei;.n~,i artid Procuiring the apparatrus DCbsesSry for inwiqu:i, h ...

... Waterford stand for the representation of that city in the ensuing Parliament, hut iu compliance with the wishes of his friends, who urged him try Limerick, ho has given up the former place, and if he received among you, he will contest this city at the approaching ...

... said, belter hopes” of these Friends, when they bestow upon this question the reflection it deserves. It is not possible to reconcile with their general character, and the stations which they fill (and that for the saving of little paltry pe'f), wanton ...

... of God, tu on the di-cu-.L, had staled reverend friend, that that the side of boldness ; because the apostle,, in imploring .he discussion would be .he ruin of either of the two men ; for. that if P«yer. of the church upon hi. mint,try specifics boldn. ...

... The Self-Cleansing Filter, which acts by ascension, producing water free from all impurities. ’' A GREAT SAVING TO FAMILIES. // AMERICAN SOAP. TRY CLIFFORD’S MANUFACTORY, ■. CAERE-STREET, Dr'BitN. JOHN GI TFBORD has this day received a fresh supply of ...

... events of life was the manner in who friend of Lord Carew, the venerable sir John Newport, gratulaled me on that occasion (cheers). afraid, w' ever, that you may suppose that 1 have taken the proposing noble friend's health speak ay merit* (cries of no ...