... shall have within two years to speak Irith man sfaelutti. We confess, however, that hail this measure rather the practical commencement of those rtformi in the corporate powers of our local administration, rather, so to speak, as a political than a fiscal ...

... MR. O'CONNELL’S SPEECH ON REFORM. Of Mr. O’Connill's speech, cannot speak too highly. It it in his happiest style ; and has justly called forth undivided approbation omung all the friends of reform. Ills arguments clear and overwhelming ; whilst the keenness ...

... ANTI.IIEFORMERS IN TURKEY, A letter, deled Belgrade, 2let April, speaks of the force nn. der the Pacha of Scutari amounting to 10,000 men, and that the tame Pacha, in his half rebellious purpose, has assumid the banner of anti-reform and a return to the ...

... twice the number were forced to remain outside from want of accommodation. The meeting was exceedingly will conducted ; the speaking was remarkably good and bust, ness-like ; the proceedings most orderly ; and the feeling all present unanimous.— Scotsman ...

... following letter, addressed to the Tin>tt, extravagant it may appear to some of the phlegmatic writers of the Eng. lisb press, speaks the sentiments of very many in tbit country with respect to the disingennous and uncandid course adopied by several Linden ...

... AND IRISH POST-OFFICES. Tha Seottman, in alluding to the recent changes made In the Dublin and Edinburgh-pott-offices, thus speaks of Mr. Godby, the new secretary—“ The strict impartiality with which conducted every thibg is beyond praise. lit Ireland, ...

... NEWRY. The reformer* are making a most noble struggle torough of Lord Kilmorcy, and they speak final suceesssts matter of certainty. savuanaT—ritTß oas. The poll at the dose, tins day, was— Knox, . . Maguire, . Majority, Kno* had last tally ...

... from the inclemency ofthV weather. This infamoas effort of nw. Jice has en allowed insertion in a morning paper. pnrports to speak by the authority of the respectable | gentlemen who hare taken the ma. the national tribute; but every man who has the honour ...

... indispensable to them in their tural occnpations. In Warsaw the same fear, or similar barbarity, exists ; for such Hare even to speak in an unguarded manner daily vanish ; others who are deemed more criminal their eonduct furnish a morning exercise for the ...

... i-f the Black Rod was directed by the Lord Chancellor to request the nt'endance of the Speaker ufthe House of Common*. The Speak r with several Members, shortly appearsd ; and their Lordships hiving adj. timed till ten o’clock on Thursday, the Chnnecllor ...

... stimulus during fatioue, and a protection against Damp, fogs, They are also very serviceable to persons in the habit of public speaking, la Boxes at 2*. and fid. each. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. All tbe virtues of the root are concentrated this ...

... POLAND. The politic eecresjr of Skrxyneeki, while it baffles his adsersarj, render* it difficult for journalist* to speak of the Polish campaign. The Mu,sorites bar* east their fata die, by crossing the Vistula; but they are still in a position to reecire ...