... Lord Blayney being dead, a vacancy has occurred in conse- quence in the representation of Monaghan, on the elevation of Mr. Blayney to the peerage.-Dublin Paper. DISSENTEIlS.-It would seem almost incredible, were it not a fact of common occurrence, that a Dissenter should be admitted within the walls of the University for years,-that he should be allowed to take advantage of all the treasures ...

... The opening of the Universities to Dissenters has been ^gaiti the subject of discussion in Parliament,— the Duke of Gloucester having presented a petition from Cambridge on Monday night, signed by 258 members of the Senate, pray- Hg their Lordships not to grant the request made to them On a former evening. The debate which followed, was one y the most remarkable of the session, whether we ...

... It is a source of pride to reflect that the time has gone by, when society required a long dissertation, to prove that facility of intercourse between communities, is ever a grand means of pro- moting their respective prosperity and civilization. Neither can it be now necessary to argue, that good roads enhance the value of products to the producer, inasmuch as they reduce the cost of transit ...

... FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. The most important subject entertained in our political circles at present, is the recent disturbances at Brussels, which appear to have originated in a display of the feelings of the Orange party in favour of their exiled Chief. Owing to the sudden- ness of the Belgian Revolution of 1830, and the circumstance oftheRoyat Family being then at ...

... Since our last publication, the Foreign intelligence has been of much importance. From France, the news is pain- fully interesting and by the Peninsular accounts, the af- fairs of the Constitutionalists appear more prosperous. In France, the flames of civil strife have again i-aved, and fellow citizens have shed each other's blood in tor ents. Two insurrectionary attempts have been made, and ...

... The public are probably not fully aware of the benefits which have been derived from the establishment of the New Court of Bankruptcy, or what a frightful amount of fraud and perjury might have been prevented, and how many tens of thousands of pounds might have been obtained by creditors from dishonest in- solvents and unfaithful or negligent assignees, had the present system been brought into ...

... LAMENTABLE PROCEEDINGS AT OLDIIAM—ONE Kj LLFD.-On Tuesday last a riot occurred in Oldham, in Lancashire, in consequence of the apprehension of two men belonging to the Trades' Union of that place. It appears that on Monday night two police officers, without any au- thority from the magistrates, broke in upon a meeting of the unionists at a public-hoi.se, in Oldham, and took two of them into ...

... TUESDAY, APRIL 23.—Bi-tn ACT AMENDMENT BILL.—Lord Kenyon moved the second reading of this bill.- Lord Suffield said, a petition which be had to present suggested that a higher security should be exacted, which would ensure persons of better conduct to keep those beer-houses, and that before any person should be permitted to open such house, he should be required to jtfQduce 3P testimonial, M ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23.— BEER ?.H ...

... We regret to announce the death of the venerable Mar- quis of Bredalbane, at his seat Taymouth, in Perthshire, on the evening of Saturday last. By this event Perthshire loses its present much respected representative, Lord Ormelie, who succeeds to the title and estates. Lord Ormelie was returned for the county on the passing of the Reform Bill, after a contest the most arduous, and a triumph ...

... e Hermit in London has been received, and shall, if possible, „ Pptar next week. ■fu«cfed censures on too slender a body of evidence, or rather, indeed, upon the phantasm of evidence. We know that the gen- w man mentioned is warm and honest in the cause. e thank'' A Cottager' for his admirably selected tale, illustrating ^beauties of virtue: it may appear shortly, if space admit. ...

... T, FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 11. 13A'RltUp, ICY SUPEllSEDED.-G. Price, Sneinton, Nottingham. e> twist net manufacturer. iro AN'K' ...