... 'The Clergy of the diocese of Limerick have pro- tested against any alteration in the law of lithes, but I- to allow Lord Stanley's act to ran its legitimate a course. ArrWcAC ON TriE MAlL.-On Saturday night the Cork mail coach for WVaterford was fired at by one of four s, armed men, near Wlsitechurch, county of WVaterford, -about thirty miles from) Waterford. )f Linens are considerably risen ...

... P'ARLIAMENTARlY SUM 3IARtY. Ili tlle LORDuS' oil Friday, tile Marquis of' L.on: oilneeiy m tlotlioll foi the correspollei dtce thait ?? takell place between ounr Governmnent and |talt of Madri(d, rebilive to the liberation of the 2t C ?? oilicers imaprisoned, aild still remaining in the Castle of Cojiltia, wlas agreedi to. A Seleet Commnittee onl the proposed allaei tion in the mode of ...

... CANADI. . Ihc followving are oxtracts fromn th lre Ist vriII telestill, com11ber r of lle library Li' tclwi.iii. . ioivledlge, iititlcd 'I'lie liaci.hO cu, of i( d b uig letters froim the wife of an * a i ri;t *i-e. : She ?? somIIC useful hints and oh ir ii tl, ii. i anlnd daughtcrs of einigrants who co:nrclplaite kili a slel in tile (anadiani wiltis - 'ti)Zia ki tile aind of hope; here ?? t! ...

... RA I LWAY'S. ?? lilt I D . So much of tne public at etetion is now directed to the subject of Hlailways, while proposals for their ?? are spriliging top and desrandirw contri- biltion, on every hand, that we are induced to prc- ,,sent tD tile readelrs of litle Athewireur)/n all ntlile MapI ox- Eng'la, obligingdy ?? for us by Mr. James ;S- A Frowsalitl i, in which thle principal railroads are ...

... THE CHR6ONICL4E. B3ANGOR, 'ITEIS;DA\', FElt. 213, t0:Js. Fn esc ?? sword of aveiligiti j esticu has Ilesl eatl itself iil this eioviiuouS tassalssinl-Utilto- %% oiti y ottert tig to thle 111MICS of thle ?? vie- iims of hiis murderous pdot. The miserable Fics- chi ?? to g ive a ilruinat ?? to this zippropriatewi Nitdiing-u p of hiis crittie-statocid CaL- run, ad Woul d 1[Ihiy the hlero inl the ...

... I IJ -it of t___ _4_ _li__ _ . [l'160.1 r~sle li ?? TI C11A, t:INUEIY COURTS REl-MODE~LrwED.-W011-- Ilre is another Wlbig job. We comifort oursclves that, if not the last, it is among the very last pieces of job- bery that they will bc permiuted to cosisiit. Iut we cannot help admitting that it is one deserving of the h ighest commendation onl the score ot' barefaced im- pudence, Notlhing can ...

... DISASTROUS' GALEl AND) DllR TC7JQX OF SI1IP'l'A'(;. I r - I 11r I I . 'fle gale Of T'UcSdIaVyN Ins ?? Most ?? to the shippig Dil, our; coast. A niumbher of' vessels which ?? Cog , c elit' in I'llodedne/ 1msv, near. Conway, Oil t ie applroach of thle storrin vvere, i ri ven onl shi, ol .and somte of, theim uitterly destroyed. \Ve regret to learn th at the wireckers a long shore wen ?? neti en ...

... J*-liocelhnirtofl, p'Te~aragraph. which. appeared, reative to tltC 3i. Cd shopI of ~Norwichi ii thle pa pers, of last week,, is attcriy IIht~ untrue. 1-Ilis lordshiip is a, widuowor, and Itas been for ati 12 ycavs. tOA Russian wriiter has recently 1iublislied a viewy of ~'~all known ?? guag s and their dialects ;aerltgt r' wh vich, thcrc arve 937 Asiatic, 5t17 Ihuropeati, 226 AfA'ricanit and 1 ...

... IDESTRUCTION OF (LYNLLIFON 1Y FIRE. ¢1b . 1. I . - XI 'lhe town and neighbourhiood of Carnarvon wire thrown into considerableconsternationon WVcdnesda% tight last, between niineandteno'clock, by the arrivail of express messengers, stating that Glyrillifon, tlie nob)le and ancieunt mansion of the Ikight Hlon. Lord Nesiorutigh, situated about five miles from C(iriar- von, waa s0 fire, and likely ...

... BEFORE TllE IO0N. 13IR. BARON GURNEY. Welcbipoil, T'uesday, March 8. Bala, Saturday, Mlarch te2.* Cirnarvon, Wednesday, March 16. Beaumaris, Saturday, March 19. Rutbin, Wednesday, March 23. Mold, Saturday, March 26. Choster, Wednosday, March 30. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. BEFORE TIHE lloq. MiR. JUSTICE COLERIDGE. Swansea, 'uoasday, March 1. Haverfordwest, 'Tuosday, Mlarch 8. Cardigan, Saturday, ...

... THIE BRJITISIS AUXILIALY LEGION IN I SPAIN. The following letter received yesterday fromiI tile llead Quarters of the British Legion, fromn wvell informed Oflicors, co0rrmvrnicrites the latest and very initersting intelligence:- V I rerr, isa. 2e.-WS e hlve suflrcidl meost ire- vurcly from illness, andL tbe nuiiiber of sick at tile preselnt is gICat. lever bas c ut odrmany, and, what sceirs ...

... H'IEE LATE DISTUI{B3ANCEL IN CARNARVON. j if To the Editor of the North IVaoles C'hroisicle. Sza,-Since I have been in the habit of reading the public papers, 1 have not met with matter so deveid of 'dtrath, as what is stated in the Herald of this day, is listo the proceedings of the two parties entertaining dif- ferent political opinions in this town. Ihe iflyrld D; states that in consequence ...