... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,-The letter I addressed you under the signature of candor, though for some time unavoidably delayed, at length appeared in your columns, and seems to havi aiousad the bile of several of your readers no less than three doughty champions having appeared two under real, one under false rolouts, in the lists of controversy, or I sholild rather say of ...

... LITE1L.Jil Y T,E A.H'HIf: l'i THE .lïi!:J!{ OF A YE,\lt 1:'01 SPAI:2 \(L. ...

... 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 ...

... ,'i.'h,e fol¡owillg is the report of anoccnrrfnce I)Ile4rs t ...

... MR. SPRING RICE AT CAMBRIDGFE. . 1 - - - I I - -h ; The new town council of Cambridge held its first, pblic entetaninmen Oin Friday. It was a festival to celbrt the rccent municipal ?? of the Reformers, and Thos. I Howell, Esq., the niewly-elected inavor, took the chair.- The nui rher of attests according to thle Chdronicle, was tip- Iwards 'if 240, comprehending all the distinguishyed Refor- ...

... J An article in that incomparable Journal, the ^°ndon Standard, answers in its usual style of ^° ...

... SPRING CIRCUITS. Northern. Lord Denman and Mr. Baron Parke.. Home. Lord Chief JusticeTindaland Mr. Justice Vaoghaft. Midland. Lord Abinger and Mr. Justice Bosanquet. Norfolk.. Mr. Justice Park and Mr. Justice Gelee. 'Western.. Mr. Justice Littledale and Mr. Baron Bolland. Oxford Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Williams. • • • Mr. uaron Gurney and Mr. Justice Coleridge. ...

... BRISTOL. BRISTOL DOCYS.-WE are informed that the survey of the locks of Cumberland Basin, recently made by order of the Doik Directors, with the view of tin ally determining upon the best plan for adopting them for the passage of the largest class of vessels, has been reported upon by Mr. Brunei. The Society of Mercnants have, with the same laudable object in view, ordered their dry dock, at ...

... ,.,T§.F ,,.t CHARITY BAZAAI. ., , . , \ t~TV. 'OnT .e.d'sy tast, I th'e Bazar'~fr the'iente'of thisON cx- *k1'tln't iiir~tjaot 'was open'ed, at- he' Exchage-rnn5, frtom t 'ielv~e . 'fotur' ,ogclec1, fir the' 'adiissiolii'of.'those ' yho mighrw~ht,,qi to ,view the 'aeiicles 'prevtous to the day' 'of gdorirs sle, The sale roomn ?? eenrie ro6otn'ef the suit ...

... 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 ...

... SPOUTING. IThe-F. D. H. Hounds (Mr, Carr's) will Monday, 1st February. o Thuisday, 4tU Beast Common. w—k I! LI ™ '• • • The Kennel. Mr,.Wilkins*s bounds witt- -nreet on February, at Llanvillo, at half-past ten. a^' ObTtiday the 22d instant, the hounds of w.i. Esq.) M.P., Maeslougb Castle, threw off at T1 after drawing several covers without succexc and madfe fof tbe beautiful fone eove'r on ...