... The Following speech is reported in the Dublin papers to have beeil delivered by Mr. O'Connell at the special imeetieg of the Trades' Union, held int the Circus, Abbey- I street, on MvIonday week last. It contains a number of amusing instances of the popular slano with which the agitator carl occasionally season his orations : Mr. O'CONNE.LL rose, and the chceritig with wbich he was received ...

... A ?? ?- 24 I patriot'. -1 The Brightso Patriot-a paper w ijrli I strongly recommend to all ny imeadeis.- Cllirti's last Rtegister. 'TUESDAY EI'ENMIZG, FEBRiUARY 2, 1836. 'We call upon our readers to bestow an attentive perusal of the case before the Lewes DiIagistrates, which we hive copied from the Brig/lon Gazette of ThursdaV last. There is great difficulty in obtaining ?? accounts of the ...

... I | - _ CHICHESI'ER. YJAMSPNIETr UNioN.-Poor Law Bill used for utectiorneerintg Pv- poaeo.-A g.eat sensation has been created in Ctiieclester and iis neihbourhoodby a transaction which has very lately taken place at the Board of Guardians of the West Hamprnett Union. A vacancy having occurred in the situation of relieving oflicer.' a person of the name of Cheesmran started as a candidate for ...

... TO ?? T. BARtING, BA11T.-LETTIt.Il 11. Sitt-I feel grear pleasitte in kitw jig that the (li a- tions I made in mv letrer to IJord lelhourie have hl u of somne service in ?? out to the 'gliltilliSts of Greiat Britain the evrois the;' have fallev into with regall to Ihe price of corn, arid I cali bit hope tmy firet let te' to you a ll have undeceived many relative to the stijiposed effect of tbe ...

... AN EXW'ING'IISHER )FOR ThW, GIJAiRbIAN; TE Ig I COMPOUNDENG SET Al REnM I IThe treat imtt6ttaucC which this question is n6w beginning lbasus n ~o~clis oitc vecalls apon us'to bra Ie siecew av ihet suiusyoserved resf1ecting it. Wet sadt~wve~wcni ws irtmotethat it wai a very ainrr la mater rryteiedfo te urose o prl, ndto gialify hbe c ranorusspri ofdiapoite an rvegeulme, and %w noky 4 ...

... (Fron E. L. Bulwer's England.) The conversation of the aristocracy is for the most part carried on in a series of the most extraordinary and tugged abbreviations -aspecies of talking short-hand. Hesitating, humming, and drawling, are the three graces of our conversation. We are at dinner; a gentleman, a man about town, is in- forming us of a misfortune that has befallen his friend: No- ...

... TTHE ARMIY. WAn-OFFICE, JANUARY 29. 14th Light Dragoons: Cornet WV. Underwood, from half-pay late 21st Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, witbout pur._14th Foot: R. Ellerton to be Ensisn, by pur. Vice Carleton, retires. - 20th: G. B. C. Crespigny to be En- sign, by pur. vice Willock, pro-n. in 45th.-23d: 2d Lieut. R. Jennings to he lst Lieut. by pur. vice Mliles, retire,; A, Cathcart to be 2d Lieat ...

... ORAND TEMPERANCE SOIREE IN THE COMMIMERCIAL BUILDINGS. 'j0 ~ tyevenling l1W, this; entertainment took place Ite A ~ iithly R-ooms, Commercial Buildiligs m aid, ai- t~toegh thle %%etitlier wvas most lnhiavotirable, about 400 ladies ,Ill p ictllelen were present; a great mnany more were aj, odiitotlcn abetopocutre tickets of atimis- qUI fl1.1 reortis, chair, &-c. were decorated in tim 'no's ...

... - I *r London, Saturdaiy .rening, Jan. 30, 1836. s Anotlher large purchase in Consols was made on . h'lulrsday, on account of the \West India claims, which 0 aS usual gave a temporary impetus to the market and at the same time a large purchliasc of Rteduced c 'lhrece per C'nt was made by one of thc loading c brokers; but neither madeti any visiblc impres ion, i; r- the jobbers seem full of ...

... zn--, I THE C )! N I (Cf. i I ?j. ?j I I BANGORD, '1UEISD)AY, I Isl 2,18:-36. ' PiOSPECTS 01, TIIE SESSIO.N.-lhe ?? c aud Conservative Press have belen very urgemt St with the Membuners in their respective interests oi0 le the importance of being present at the Opening of e the Session; and an intmnediae trild of strengtil is d spoken of. We think the wish is here parelit to I the thought; ...

... AForcioll flintellignirr, D- FRtANCE. Ie The Court of'Peers, on S(turday evenit, I elornil the proces-monstre, ?? to ttsti.port itol M . Cavaegnac, l3cirier-Foltaitie, Vi0,10ey0 ,n Lebon-Guinalrl1 Delente, II)e Ludlre, anld Afal sLt, to 15 years' imprisonment, MM. Fontel, Groellger, i to.ill ad 15e urat: 15tyeo 1 arsa rsuiso,111e(t e~ rM. MatHlc, Lenonnand, LandolIphe, yv0oft Aubert, ...

... The following Protest against the objects of Doctor Whately's Memorial has been exhibited for signature it! Milliken's of I)ublin Protest of the undersigned Clergy of the Established t Chureb, against a proposed Address to the Kintg and both Houses of Parliament, now lying for signattres at E Messrs. Milliken s, Grafron-street. t `It having beeni announced that a memorial to the King, I to be ...