... A curious correspondence has been just published in the Irish papers, arising out of the dismissal of a Colonel Blacker from the commission of the peace, an event which, under all the circumstances, supports the gratifying hope that the Government intend even-handed justice towards that long-oppressed country. The gallant Colonel ranked as a champion of the Orange faction-a party that has so ...

... I have been young, and wild, and gay, To all but beauty blind And sighed all night, and sung all day, To ladies stern or kind I've told my love in manly prose, I've written it in rhyme; And now I'm crowned with age's snows, The scent of yonder withered rose Recals that pleasant time. 0 then were hopes that chased my sleep And fears that made me thin And many subtile wiles and deep My proud ...

... Hampden will appear in our next publication. II Benevokis is unavoidably postponed. Lambda is quite wrong in his conjecture. 'The request of A Friend is one that we can rarely find time to grant; in this instance, however, we will acquiesce, and he shull hear from Us on Tuesday. ...

... EXPENSES OF THE LONDON MA YORALTY.-At a meeting of the Common Council, on Thursday, the Lord Mayor said the whole of his income from the city was £7550, while his expenditure was about £11,500, being about S4000 above the allowance for supporting the dignity of his office. On the 1st instant, Sir John Key appeared at Guildhall as a dispenser of justice The operation of the Reform Bill has made ...

... SrR,—In the course of the inquiries which took place on Mon- day last, before our town magistrates, relative to the charge of breaking Mrs. Lorimer's window, on the night of the 26th of October last, I believe it was very strongly insinuated, on the part of the defence, that Elizabeth Hoskins, the principal witness for the complainant, was influenced in giving her evidence, in expectation of ...

... An adjournment of the Quarter Assembly was held oas SMonday, at the Assembly-house, William-street, at three I o'clock; the High Sheriffs presiding. COLONSl. BLACKER AND LOrAD PLUNKET. Mr. Isaac Hinds rose and said, that lie was nmost anxious to call the attention of the corporation to the disrnissal of Co]onel Blacker, than which nothing could be more iniqui- tous. How was it that the Lord ...

... Messrs. Bingham and Jardine, the Commissioners ap- pointed to enquire into site state of Municipal Corporations, opened their Court at the Town Hall, Barbury, on Friday the 23th October.-A Map of the boundary of the Borodgh, which Mr. Rusher had previouslylithographed and published, was given to them, from which the limits were clearly shown, as altered under the Reform Bill, and as it was ...

... :A-1.l12qG SOCILS-Iy.-Various reports have been in circulation as to the success of this Society in the preseivation of the fish, and many a hint thrown out that one part of tie water has been preserved the better to stock and profit thle other, which has not been tle case. The Committee, therefore, determined to try the state of the fishery, and for that purpose assembled with the requisites ...

... Po 9T AC RI PT. LOArDON-1Friday. Tiic Dntch papers of Friday contain tahe adresses ,f the two Chambers of thle States-(General to the 1llng of Holland, together wit his Maijesty's answer thereto. This address shows. in spirit antid language, a fixed resolve to support the King in his whole course of policy with regard to the Belgic question. This puts an end to the speculations which our ...

... tieWe are glad tn find that Air. Bleverley, of Beverley, ced has just published a pamphlet onl the corrupt state of the lic University of Camliridge. WVe shall notice it next II's CHING- LAu LARssrO.-Tihe surprising performances of :rde this wonderful individual haeve been wvel'I Ltttendled. during ard, the week. Hle is really very clever.-See advy. ton MECHAN ICS' INSTeTLTrrON.-We understand ...

... I LOCAL INTELLIGEN' f COMMERCIAL CLERS' SOCIETH.-T of this Society is fixed for TliursdayDefl sion a numerous company is expected.- We are informed that Mrs. Gsrdntr present visit to this town been partlC in her practice, and recommlend all lc sistance to make application to her ciii SOCIETY FOR PROMOTO;G Casielt THE JEWS.-SermonIS are nppinted!t thorrow on behalf of the Londen Socs ...

... IVE EK tLY E PI TO0 ME. FOREIGNT AND POLITICAL. The Qimeen of Fran11ce 11has presented a ?? M.S. or OXcilophun to time National Library. l~copotd has wounded~ to death time primle of the French, by cxibltjhting among his ?? the hoimuor s conferred onl litim by Rumssia andl Englanid ror his conduct iii time ?? of Francee, alnt mt thle occuipation of Patris. Ilhis ptm itrty with thle republican ...