... DUBLIN, SEPT. 20.-LANDLORDS AND TITHES.—The spirit of resistance which the Conservatives hoped to array against the legislative proceedings for the reformation of tithe abuses having been most signally found wanting, notwithstanding the best efforts of the Rev. Marcus Beres- ford and his friends, the landlords are beginning everywhere to look to the propriety of taking their affairs into ...

... Prepare the feast in the hall of the dead, While dark swells the sounding billow, For the smooth sea-sand is his lonely bed, And the coral rock is his pillow! And his winding sheet is the foam of the wave, And maids his dirge are singing,- And high on the rock o'er his dark cold grave The sea-nymphs his knell are ringing, And the lightning plays thro' the midnight gloom, The green swelling ...

... It may be necessary to admonish some of the metropolitan magistrates that it is their duty to inform themselves of the real nature of the laws which they are appointed to administer, in- stead of showing incapacity for their own functions while attempt- ing to invade those of the legislature, and discrediting the law by erroneous statements as to its provisions, or by silence as to the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, September 15.—Supplies have been, since this day se'nnight, of English wheat and flour rather great; of English malt and foreign linseed good; of English, Irish, and Scotch barley! English, Irish, Scotch, and foreign oats; English rye and beans; Scotch wheat; English, Scotch, and foreign peas, and, with above exception, seeds, from all quarters, limited. In ...

... GANG OF THIEVES. ODSTOKE, NEAR SALISBURY,— A considerable sensation has been excited in this town, in consequence of the discovery of a gang of thieves, who have for some time past committed various depredations in the immediate neighbourhood. Theie is scarcely a farm, mansion, or garden, on which midnight contributions have not been successfully levied. Last week, as one of the keepers on ...

... In the absence of more important matter, the leading Organs of the Press have been for some time engaged in Speculations on the state of Ireland and the voluminous letters of Mr. O'Connell to Lord Duncannon, the Secretary Of State for the Home Department, furnish ample subjects controversy. Those documents, in the vigorous style of the great Agitator, display numerous acts of mal-admi- ...

... The summer is gone !-ah the summer is gone The birds sing no more on the spray The friends of my bosom have fallen, each one, Like the flow'rs of the garden, away. Now wither'd and scentless, the rose droops its head, Unwept by one pitying eye Oh tis thus when our hopes and our prospects have fled,. False worldlings will leave us to die The bee hath deserted his favourite flow'r, After sipping ...

... TIIE LORD CHAKCELLOR. -LAKGHOLM, SEPT. 19.—I have just time to say that Lord Chancellor Brougham passed through this town yesterday, about four o'clock, p.m. The guard of the Edinburgh mad kindly communicated that his Lordship was on the road, and might be expected to reach the banks of the Esk in little more than an hour. This an- nouncement threw not only the natives but the whole fair folks ...

... Borough Hop Market, Monday, September 15.—Hops are expe- riencing a very dull sale, at further considerably depressed prices. The highest price said to have been obtained to-day for new East Kents being 88s per cwt. Currency: East Kent, in pockets, 1832, f4. 4s to £ 4. 10s; 1833, £5. Os to £6. 6s 1834, X7. Os to £8.8s Mid-Kent. 1832, f3. 3s to £4. Os 1833, X4. 4s to X5. 10s 1834, X6. 109 to £7 ...

... SIR, I hope I don't intrude; but I have long wished to see some notice of the proceedings of the Paving Commissioners of our town. I have waited with great anxiety for the report of the famous committee which was appointed for the investigation of their accounts ten months ago, but all in vain. It's very odd, a'nt it. They say in a few days I shall have it, but, bless you, I don't believe it. ...

... MARYLEBONE.—On Wednesday last Charles Gilly, butler to Carruthers, Esq., 52, Upper Harley-street, was charged as follows :—Complainant, on the previous evening, while at dinner, observed that the defendant was very inattentive to his duty he reminded him of it, and he went on very well till the meat was removed, when he brought in a fruit pudding, which he placed with such insolence and force ...

... FIRST MARTYR TO THE HYGEIAN CAUSE. THE Public, and those friendly to the British College of Health Hygeian System and Practice, and to Medical Li- berty, or the natural right of every person to advise with and be treated as they like, both in health and disease, are respectfully informed, that a PENNY SUBSCRIPTION, and no more, will be received throughout the country, from those friendly to ...