... 'Jill l.A I Ilk'. J' hR. Al A p ,,l i fll(ICK, A\I) TlilF ll'l.i i'UM.l.I, ! .W W'hLen the rel I ?? of I( II rea£tr I [FF Bishop Be3dell, who tran; ated the J, ; . IriSIh, jemained at 'his po t, in.d t?.e ti fitr from insultintr hirm, it re r' cr r t v-(rv mark (,i ! ::i s. fr).. i t . r of Elphint iefured to le;,re I..Q oi.x, that a ( 1hiistian li-hojc, i i:; - The Life of Dr. Telb, IV tli: 1 ...

... I 'Ihit kind of zeal which delights at every indication of 1 ?? in tyose who may be the objects of its political or Lt religious aversion, seems but little allied to the charity e which rejoiceth not in iniquit y Thr inhuman glee is ith, which the accounts of mlurders and other enormities ! perpetrated in Ireland, are sei/sd ulpen rnd bruit ed about, 0 oftener resembles, the triumiph i sif ...

... THlE TIMES AND LORD RUDEIVELL. LFRONM ',nir ('OultiRti] We crnitt better answer the following observations re- spcrting Lord liludenell's re-appointnent to a Lieutenant. colonelcy of D)ragoons. which appear in The Tines this morning, than by republishing the opinion of The Times respecting the ientence pased onl hi9 Lordship, and his prl'- fessi'1l 1 and mart I i ?? fir rote imitid, recorded ...

... LOWSER CANADAI. A file of p~ap)ri from . Inntreal Wvas vtc t crdai! afirinoon recris ed att lici d's to theh ?? nt. ande we have rc- c cix ed Qrtcbec pali'uc i s t the I -It, of wh Iich the folitti lng are eztracts highit deservi o tbe ptitli' at ten twit - 1 he deteristlinationl of the roe evil at Qtileltec htad been made inotsn ,tihat they 'a ottdd nut pro)ceed to i'te awvay froml the ...

... A L, I I ?? PAP ?? ? FA 3II, ?. .5 [Roill 'IT, Dl 1 .31 .)l I I F.l a ieiispaper Iii hrel' c .i Ien o (o IIt to h.: .l a more lIterar' and intellectund kin, l lei.uii l | !.e I; - m ? . -i ? .t 'Ni it more Bub-tanti:dl nmter: 'ioter lolindt, on s o ?? Of : a ciple, ?? a ?? olilit ee.n,,ilc, ari. o tit lI, C0;'11 e ut branches. Mi\'ee tne MIl :; l 'Ift the .; ?? 'an! pliio Iuy d takes place, no ...

... ,ll, I c . The follonlna 15 nil exi:i;ct ol apacli froant ( erea i Santa Anna 11? ?? S c;di . ; i e tidr, -ud hel lqrinarttr-. ]l.one Vicatio, lht I i Yesterda'y tIL. OFIL t~ 0 ll'i~i veft this cty, in'I t ihe whele army is nos ii t iii tot i Ai.toain tyli , which place I *%I c(1te111u blhtire die Cad oif thc 0001i ?? the dlillt e ;st i 21)j 1t 'File dif it nltle s wi,, we tild to loniftitk ...

... In to 'I'li usual Ea~ter entertainment was given yesterday tit th,' Alansiori-hou.se. -Ilto- d]iiner took place in the Egyptian-hall, *.which was tastefully decorated otoe thle occasion. W lien the cornpany, which comlpri~ed about 370 ladies and gentlemen, tisseinbled, they presented aii exceedingly striking and( ilrn- ii poing appearance. Aroongst those present we noticed thle Osi1I ...

... EXPRESS FROM MADRID. The TIMES' OFFICE, Two p.m. We have this moment received, by an extraor- dinary express, intelligence from Madrid, four hours later than that received by the ordinary channels. We hasten to communicate the important an- nounceneints therein contained to the public, but we must first express our gratitude for the extraordinary attention and exertions of the inn- keepers on ...

... D UBLIN/ ELECTION PETI TIONS. TI'c connmittce met yesterda y at eleven o'clock, when the Vole of llernard Cnllnlian, undlecidedl since thc day prerious, was referred toteletmmittee. J'hef'ollowingwas thedecision: ?? thie committee being saltisficed that 13crnard 'Cul- laliay, held a situntion a~s watchman in the police estalblish- merit at the late election, they are of opinion that ?? vote ...

... LONDON-: Tlir IS!)A , I'RII. 21, tIsxt(;. Ii, ?? ?? :E o Lottie c.~r ''t'i t'le l3irnlii-l1.1;ZI to (boiirc3;or tunisa.- B'ill na~s -cadl a thlird time a*vnl . end(l l~tl >ine othler Pills crete adcl.-ieerl nc ctice. 1:, tlwc I-ust of ('oole-oas,. grc; aiinib, r *t petitiotos Onl tie' mcnittii fi- titi further cot! cleratin it t, I Irilnd ant hl Li\ I i Rlit-l Ildii ?? lirisl, L-olt 01. ' ...

... COMMERCIAL R&ELAT7IONS BETW'EOEN THlE ULNITlED ST7'. i LS AA'I) ENGLADA. l'xt 'act froci a letter from the toited Staites of Acne- rica, tiated Feb. 24, lf26~ -6 I cam favourced with your inleresting letter of tl:e l6th d ccc Nos'ncc~i.b and confess myI fault in learilig it -ii long utnanswccered. `In respect to cotton, a great error has, I thicic;, been madoc in t he eat irate- of our ...

... DUBLIN ELECTION COM2IITTEE,-The Dublin election committee, which have again been sitting all the week, have decided the legality of the wide street assessment. The decision to which the committee came Wads, that the rate was a oegal one. 'Ihis decision is understood to affect 81 votes of the sitting member. The committee continues to sit. INCOLPOIIATION OF BhlsMhNGAM.-Lord John Russell has ...