... -e na. nt rHE WEcLSHI CALVINlISTIC METHODISTS Iso AND THE CHURCH. re To tbe Editor olf he Nfrtsil Iales Chronicle. at Sir,-Ini lhe last numnber of that highly respec- table, moderate, and clcaritable periodical called rs. the Gwyuliedydd, under the terc Haieoesion. I find to the sulbjoined Notice, whici I shall feel.obiiged by ilv your inserting in your next paper, together with ?? the ...

... IIMPEIAL PARLIAMENT. |HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, JULY 1. IRISI COERCION BILL. Earl GREY had never felt more regret than on finding himself under the necessity of proposing tee renewal of the coercion act. In rising to propose the renewal of this se-. vere act, the firstf thing that would be expected froni hi~n was to show in what manner ite act' bad been foind to work; and if their Lordships were ...

... PRI VATE CORRESPONDENCE. BRUSSELS, JuCLy 5. lyFOsI OURt OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Although the eventual efficacy of establishing a duty of 7 per cent. on linen goods is extrcmely problematical, the debates dn the subject are not devoid of interest. To apply general principles of political economy to a country situated like Belgium, would be as dangerous as fallacious; but, as far as regards the ...

... TH-1E ARMY. I I VAR.OFFTCE, JULY 4. 10th Light Dragoons: Lieut. R. Ifume, from ]i3t, to be Lieut. vice He1leage, exch.13th: Lieit. D. Heneage, from 10th, to be Lieut. vice litrite, exch.- d Foot: Lieut. T. Meldrum to ie Capt. without pltr. vice Maclean, deceased ; Ensign EH. Halkett to be Lieut. vice Meldrumi; Gent. Cadet H. D. Fanshawe, from the R. M. C. to be Ensign, vice Halkettr-20th : ...

... siiultaul fit Demo. Tit is said that the ileoll ore, latell' dissotai: Mineheadl, svill prove a ?? fri Mill it imtported from llu-sta; al5l ?? it 5 steel equal ?? that 1oiw liliol fv is ?? . Alexaindvi lRaphlael, Loic 1I ti'L elect, is a memiber of the Catilslic Colc !ll first gentlemart of that pcrsoaaion. adiliiiol lffice of Sheriff since theg pissiahc A, thie C [lill.-T'he QUCciL will ...

... . SECO0D DAY' -WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. Tb 6Sod s, enga ~ed,-this day, in receiving reports of Pnesby~toeriesuj. i~te fille case telated to, the Ree. Mit. e,, rr%,or Xtfnilt of >B~r~y streetwongregation, 13 elfast. It'>ppeartba t thl~reslsy1of! lfast' had intended teins einres into his c'nduct, latterly; but, -that itiher~.he nor those who complained of his conduct, had appeared before them. Synod. ...

... POOR LAWS AMENDMENT 13MUL Ig The following is an abstract of tile priocipal le clauses contained in the Bill (as ainenled onl the n re oommitinent,) ' For ?? amendmentsind better le administration of the laws relating to the Poor, in so England and Wales:- ea The first clause, after reciting the expediency of n, altering the existing lavs, ?? it shall ts he lawful for his MaIjesty, his heirs ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION-SYNOD OF ULSTER. Ces I fireuos, iusqu' ici du vain peuple admirees, Etoient ?? toujours de 1- eglise abhorrees; Et dan- ton grand credit pour te biell conserver, 11 falloit que'leciel parut leg approuver.-101LrAU, SAT. Xii. r TimE Synod of Ulster have, in point of form, declared against the new system of National Education by the small majority of five or at most six, and ...

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... , I~ Af 'Pttpr.-Onn's The following is' a fuller report of Mr. raLLO speech in the late Synodical discussion on the questi of the New Education Board, than was given in our rep tbe proceedings eh ha l Mr. PATTERSON, of Ballymena, 'said, ' e never before risen with sucl?excited feelings in any public assem- 1l bly. The momezitous subject under discu.sion, and the peculiar circumstances in ...

... Dcspatceis were received last week by the Royal Geosgraphicasl Society from Captain Back, and tile foliowing extracts, containi sg tle most interesting ?? of his ?? are publishedl for the in formation of the sobscribers tin his expedition,and the public at large. It is gratifyine to observethe goad spirits in which lie w rites, and the entire sue- cess of his prcliminissary operations:- For't ...

... ..SYNOD OR..ULSTERAPROTEST. The foll'owing is a copy of the Protest that was given in I *, the Synotd 'by a nuimber of those Ministers and Elders IhIo dissented fdrm the vote of the majority respecting the ne-w system of Education. This protest has been very re- spectably signed:- WE, the undersigned, on our own behalf, and on behalf of such other members of Synod as may unite with us, Protest ...