... To the Editor of the North Walo;es Ch ownitcle. -Let him who is no coward, norno flatterer, But dare maintain the party of the truth, Pluck a red rose from off this thoril with me. St,_-I should lot have thought it necessary to no- ticetheletter of - AnOld Whig in thelast Carnarvon Herald, but should have lefthim in the merciful hands of M1r. B. Hughes and Orthoslogos; who, I feel assur- cd, ...

... Afiellattrtiuo 0. TIRAVEIT..IxNG i- G EEcI:.-Tie favorite ?? ?? meat of the fashionable banditti ;in Greece is to tessi cut o1l their prisoners' ears, aud make them eat in a them) fried in oil ! ?? IEIcasluO.C-It is Said that the hedgehog is tS. t proof' against poisons. M. Pallas states that it inos will eat a hunidied cantharides without receivimti does anv injury. More recently, a German ...

... - I I I I . ~ ?? -JL . 9 I, -8 i ., It ?? been the fashion to declare, only eilucate Po the people, anl you will empty the glois, fbr of those triu charged with offences tile great mijority cotisiets of tile persons who can neither 1ead 1lno write.' Illustr;tive rem of this point, the following appeals in the Report to iisa the Aliddlosex Malgistrirtes, of the Chaplain of the refu W.as I ...

... COLLIERVEAXPLOS IO\..II LN DR 'VI) 1V1:,foJ I LOST. Sit CEn 4 A dilre:difl extplosinnt took paitc Oil ThtTim i.'iai 1'h ttoon ?? one of AlIr. IRussell's coal minet, ,it ::11 Bc () Va'ielid, ahout lour miles fromt Newcit . kew- .Il w '.iU peopl) :hOc employed at this cdi i ?? 4 Ihuilrsdiy aftoitiliotl, I le hewters of Ihe cot ° l ec.f lapioli of1' 1{ourn bads luf lat, Itilellian l11aider :it ...

... LORD JOIIN RUSSSELL'S BILL; The hill, then, as minounced by LordJohn Russell, includes t8.3 boroughs, whicl conutain about 2,000,00( oi inhabitiats ; end duchiares that all clauses in cor- poraste charters which arn inconsistent Ivith its pro- visions are to cease and dotermine. This clause le- miolishes some corporations, and puts those that re. main, and those that are to be created under ...

... IIIELAND. .le so, Already is the populnarity of the Fari Of MU l- a grave onl the wane ; and his Excellency's sway- nsaugre par'ish addresses aml d i baoni~at deputations p di-pronlises to be about is pala taible to the taste q of thle 1 source of all legitinmate p)ower', as was - lir lethat of Lords Anglesey oar Wellesley, The 1-rce- li Ial's Joariaid and 3Morniia- ,ist uca each his of ...

... I , j.ovet, Hit'r ll tigrfr. Tile le_-t, materiail thingtol lowin- that Eng,1ulad Ianld Vrleiavslsaltnltioloujinor foally j ltt'lrmed1A Cd '.vioh thle jutertlil aC filirs ol' Spain, i~s to ascertainl wvit t elfocit such aI course will po (d11cC u1p10 tiC otherI Poiecrs of tile Con tinlen t; for tile Peninsula is nlei ther 'a French provin cea nor all FEngliShl colonTy, but at lmember Of tile ...

... PROTESTANT REFORMATION SOCIETY| i * L - A. ]]A ?? I . I__. + .AI 2 lztI ,itcsby The following speech is taken fromt the Report ' Pared of thle Annual Mleeting of the British Society forti privi Promoting the l)rinciples of the Protestant Re- tii 11al foulaitil~l, held this yar in Londoni, Lord Mount- it I i:; sandford inthe chair -l 11115W- Thle Rev, J. Cum-oinicrs proposed tile secolid Rese- ...

... TIHE EARL OF WINCIIELSEA. . ?? ,I jAIA A..A I, o5 This nobleman has addressed tno letters to the dile 1mng Protestants of Great Brittijn, from which we make iolns tile ?? extracts org Apathly anei indif'ereace at this awful national crisis, g wliein evcry pr o iciple uol which civil aid tsocial oi. - rder canl exist is thireitlicncd with dissolation, ?? 'nil justly be stigimatised as a base ...

... PH1 ENOMEINON OF 01: '110 \ION. t Avery YiIIjr iiiurixi i-ori of, thio~oni ?? oh- tr ,c prell.,,~ on thle I* Served fly thu o,i0pii lind crow of th ?? msorning of' Cte 9th ins~talt. Thie 0:;iMYa/ %.t ( hr olib pis' isse front Liverpool to this port, aild a low Inint111cC udl tiefore (twxo o'cl aek, WvOO %vethern ig ttil ?? rolt 01-11100 O'il H ead, a portioii ofthe crew beiug in the act of ...

... , . .% .. I - -I TULT TjYV 7mI Pa R v O. 'r'lic Bishlop oi t ?? co0iifirilld 1joi ,; ?? pelsi of ?? ee, ?? vwek-, ;t atQ,:E!' and Sunday lie preacliel asurinuoi itl t.I: tCoi!: .1 Churcl oil behlt oft tile Dioces;an lhu i, o- Society. Tlu collection amounted toa_ ;; _ Id American paper lives tile tfull-h ill is th*i detl of the fiot Of i * ltuer lady ntow eshibtI it 'r !11 ton: Le-gth of foot ...

... P)ORT'OLIO). SCRIPT'ltURE ILUSItAXIO1NS. 2. Cor. iii., 1 ?? is onc of the most bemil- tiflul contrasts that can be ?? ip. Moses saw the Sc/ec/iinah, and it rendered his face resplen- dent, so that ihe covered it wvith a veil, te Jews not being, able to bear the reflected ligft ; we be- htold Christ in the g/ss of his wvord, and (as the reflection of a verv /nnlinivits object from a mirror, ...