... The editor of the Albion has brought a charge against us whichl has at lcast the merit of novelty. We are accused, it seems, of praising the partisans of Mr. Peel, .und thereby betraying great inconsistency. If the fact .:ould be established by refercnce to our journal, our con- lnet, however absurd it might have been, would at least *ave had the merit of being marvellouslydisinterestedl-see- ...

... I LONDON. THPE Kirce's ViSal TO GU5LDHALL.*VTnya, Rin enters the City of London upon a visit. he enters without the ceremony of knocking at the gates at Temple Bar. He then goes on straight to Guildhall, where he is received by the Lord ?? under tlie porcli and is prescnttd'by hits Lordship with the city sword, the I .ord ?? being the Kingds rereesents- ,dtive in the city, and the .Iast being ...

... VISrTATION ?? SCIIortO~s. A I c On Wedncsday, Thursday, and Friday last, the Public 'Schools of this city were visited by the Lord Provost and .1k.asistrates, the Professors of Marischal College, and the ' Paovhlial Clergy. T'i Ie foerrs- thfi comparative trial in the three higher C'l:l s. 'ol the Gn.csrietliu Scuoor. were prescribed on Weld- onesd.y sno irung, md examined in the evening, when ...

... ?? A Wa ?? -t PAEAMMENTAI- RRFOAM,- ADDRESSED TO TE }YOUNG MEN OV E ' ' 2.4k 'co~ 1~trvtioe h 830. IWVV'RRIENDS, 53' - ;5 . ?? in the -month of MivIA1368 .1, uhder-the title of NOBLN6 m 6, exposed the Sstupidity adij, iie 6GRENnLLE, who, after aig :sineeure ?? o He~ExMqier 10oriawt fifty. -yprs, fta . ereseiv anabout 230 ,L0df£hth ublk: lon~er,-and -having durt g t a e public money,psi e -t ...

... I EE1 .. d o T E DITOR OF TtE CALEDo0N1AN ,1tEaCUony. it, Sag-It, was wihl) great satisfaction 1 0ohserred in your pa- d: per of- lcnday an advertisetent by ?? brewers' ef on the sutject of draught ale, vhilch,,theprtbci I- rejoice to or b~llk, aye now to ihave supplied ?? qeialitr, at ai.de- Tate rate., As the use of ?? ale, horevei, isibat-little eo understood in Edihburgh, I think the ...

... AFFAIRS OF .SPATN. Wllhatever may b thidirction an result oflthere.sove. a- menets in the Pyrjnees-whebitnr a. labdy contest shall ts arise thtr-ughout dlc whole of Spsjn or pet and whether T contioned, or accasiolnlly nospenacd and renrored-it is Yu clear, did no other evidenci esist than that founded en the G arts of the Spanish onernroent, tita a spirit prevails among * the-nation, and that ...

... I (FROM ?? ?? TRAVErLLR.) The state of Irelaid is very afflicting. Among ttie grierarn.ces -and that not one of the least-may be classed, that heartless ones the dislodgment of the cattier tenantry, Which is` ro- ceeding, we regret to' find, with a dpgree of: speed little suited with the march of inlillect. The conduct bf the land- owners is callous in the extreme-of all the evils with which ...

... REPEAL OF THE UNA)N. I or. I.-.lr , A paigarili Itas bepe guinrgthe~roullds of the ?? pipers, stating thait the Duke of Weilington had con muniited to the Arcli-intriguier-T;wlleyrand-at his dinner table, his intention of proposing in the next session of Parliiinent the Repeal of the Union ! The thing was too improbable to merit one moment's credit; and, as might be expected, met an imme- ...

... lit 3grealtal t 4iIo a ?? DUBLIN:. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28. SPAIN. The Paris Papers of Saturdayreontains news ofsome interest. The Ilcessayer deis Clhamlires states, that a :tele- graphic despatch of the 2 ~st from Bayonsre, annolaces that Mina hd -entered Spain on the previous night; and had proceeded towards Vera, but there is so much uncertainty about the accounts -ately received .frois Spain, ...

... The followiig- plan of a labbur rate has been submitted iin a letter to an evening contemporary by Mr. Butler Bryan, a nin gentlenian who haid'devoted'a considerable portion of his time f to the subject. Mr. Bryan is one of those ?? who th were examined'by'tbe Poor Law Committee, last session :- yi I propose for the consideration of the Public the following plan for the employment and relief ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWSLETTER. SEa-I arn glatl ti see, by an 'article in your lpaper oi' Friday last, that you take aln interest in what regards the i safety and property of the inhabitants of the towln. YouI iotice, very justly several attemptsat Robbery which have been maile recently in the neighbourhoed of Joy-street, and you conclude by calling on the authorities to be particular in ...

... CHURCH REFOIRM-DR. PHILPOTTS. Tart following tremendous letter has been addressed by C. Rippon, Esq. of Stanhope Castle, to Sir R. Peel on the eppojtinpt of tlr. Philpotts to the Episcopal Soe of Ex5eter, Ou Tuesday the 12th inst. a meeting under the designation of di The Friends of Church Refoim was held at Gates- head, on which occasion a public vote of thanks to Mr. Rippon w-s passed, and ...