... B D&AL TE NE7ISi EMTZTE it. BELFAST, FRhQA'Y, JANUARY 29. MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. TttunsDAY next, the 4th of February, is the day fixed for the assemtbling of Parliamernt, w hen the grand question as to the strength or weakness of the present Administra- tion will be practically determined. Important as the occasion confessedly is, it does not seem to have excited amongst the leading ...

... LORD SA.N D-ON9'S; SPEIECh ' | 4t the Liverpool Tradesrmne's Couservlive 4acialion. Liverpool, Jan. 20. Lord Sandon, the able representative of the commercial and general interests of this great borough, having a few days ago arrived on a visit to his Cconstituents, the Tradesmen's Con- servative Association, which during its short -formatioa has already enrolled amongst its members the ...

... rbe Ntall watutto t THE sweet voices of Nottingham called to the alder- manic chair a Mr. W. HowITT-a sort of fighting quaker. l Tie words are oddly combined. But such Mr. HowiT was and is. Having written and publisheda volume of miserable trash about Priestcraft,' his sentiments . concerning the Established Church and all other church. Ies were pretty notorious. It was expected therefore ...

... - A public meetine consisting of a few dozen persons, for the purpose of forming a Law Reform and Anti- oppression Society, which had been placarded round the town fol some days back, met last week in the Great Hall of the Freemason's Tavern, London. Mr. Wakeley, M.P., was called to the chair. Mr. Feargus O'Connor addressed the meeting at some length, on the state of the law in Ireland. Mr. ...

... -I- : HIGH WATER AT HUL. Jan. anl Saturday .. Moo 4 I'1f'sTd esa e 31. Sunday.. 7Past 3 1ps pas Feb. I Monday 6 4. 5 46 4 Sept Sunday Fe.I.MnaY. I. It b 33 * 3. %yediley 54 5 i4 Full Moon T.1hursiday. 723 0 5. Friday 7s.. 72 .8 The lIsgnalrarr stea packt leaestHll every day at lievefl oclok, a Hal~pat le o'ock,~w (h de London Alail) and Tile New Holland horneeboat sails from Hull,two ...

... w E E K I. v E 11 I'll OM L. FOREIGN Reports are spread in Paris, that the health of the Duke of Orleans has been seriously impaired by his late expedition to Algiers. The MAfessoer des Chambres of the 191ih positively cositradicts them, and states tlsat a proposal of marringe be. taeen him and the daughter or Doniia filaria CIharlotte, con- Sort of the Infatnt Fr.,cls de Paulo, and sister of ...

... II . _ Mr. Spring Rice attended on Friday last at a town- council festival, in the borough of Cambridge, which he represents. The position of ministers just now, and the near approach of the session, naturally stimu- late curiosity when SD important a member of the Cabinet as the Chancellor of the Exchequer opens his lips in a public address. With the exception, how- ever, of one or two ...

... THlE M UN]ICIPAL CORPORATION OF| Ti[E CITY OF LONDON. I rhmiy a iit ?Ct tjuite! aim nit ii, ot ie0 TneW Comnttit- tiofi the ole Coutt itponi the Alutniep~a ?? of ` ( ' took pliece in thle Countil Cliantl 1w tii ~il A~lit it itl ti' lochin. ?? ~a- toleton tit1tendmnce ?? thle moemberq s ct ilC ?? A T'III t ?? ;torein'ove I he LinilV~0 is iite if to stmI tiew exi-lted, that tiletIPsi' cout'. ...

... I I _ CAMBRIDGEkJAN. 22. BACHELORS' COMMENCEMENT. MODERATORS. Samuel Earnshiawe, M.A., St. John's. Henry Philpott, M.A., Catb. Hall. EXAMIINEHs. John Harrison Evans, M.A., St. John's. Alexander Thurtell, M.A., Caius. The following gentlemen .obtained bonours at the examination fur B.A., which closed yesterday, and will be admitted to their degrees this morning WRANGLERS. I A. Smith, 2 Colenso, ...

... I We hope that on the very first day of the session the attention of the House of Commons will be called to the flagitious violation of the constitution, andthe gross outrage upon public morals, committed in thie sale of the representation of the Irish County of Carlow, We are aware that the case is likely to be taken up by an English county member-a gentleman of great political experience-of ...

... PERSIA, RUSSIA, ANI) ENGLAND. (rioos A C01nnC.15ONDENT IN rE.RAtA.] Noivemacar, 1835-Trhe commencement of a new reign in Persia, atnd the reported appointment of anI Ambassadlor from the King of England to this C'ourt, seents to affoird a fit op- portunitn for inquiring into the state of our relations with this country' Thre attention. of the English appears to have been first directed towards ...

... . ? I As tile proceedings of this gentleman at present at- tract so much attention, and as some of' your readers rmay not haveparticularly noticed piev-insstatementts' I beg to recapitulate a few things respeCting iit. ;Q ad his conduct as a Methodist Minister. 1. Dr. Warren is nearly the only preacher amongst ,f the Wesleyans whIo has been at College. Sometime d after lie became an itinerant ...