... To the Editor of the Ipswtich Journal. SrR,-As the following extract from the last number of Bell's Wcelly Messenger may probably have escaped your notice, and appears so perfectly npplicalile to the present question respecting the appropriation of the Protestant Church Property to the Education of the lower classes of the Irish, I take the liberty of sending it, unrler the im- pression that ...

... 0 X F A R D& SATURDAY, JuNE .1, IT is an annoying circumstance that in the existing state of political affairs, it is impossible, however desirable it may be, to avoid a frequent allusion to O'Connell. On the re. assembling of Parliament on Monday last he twice presented himself in a prominent point of view; and, strange as it may appear, he was on each occasion thwarted by his Government ...

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... I e LONDON GAZERITE, Friday, JuTne 4i. NENSINGTON PALACE, Juz t23. His Royal i-lighness is goi'ng on perfectly well in evern- respecl. His vision is daily becoming stronger. II. HOLLAND THOMAS CO[ELAND HENRY ALEXANDLR. The sote of hiii Royal Hlighlness is so satisfactry, that after to.iay there will be no daily bulletins from ti1 Phy~ilaans. HENRY IIE)EMIUCK S'ILi`IENznON. LORD CTIAMBERLAIN'S ...

... APPLICATION OF STEAM TO AGRI. CUL TUsE. .de- TO THE EDITOR 01' THE MORNING CHRONICLE. soll' Sirit-Some ineorrectstatements Iravinag appeared in several amn- prvincial papers, relative to Ft recent exoibitions near Ilolton- laeAM oors, of the application of Steam to bog cultivation, nas rds, invented by AMr. Heathcoat, I should feel obliged by the inser- let. tion of the accompanying remarks, ...

... COMMON PTLEAS,.(WEDNESDAY-) (Beford Lord Chiief Justiee Tindal, and a Middlesex speciaidury~} C~rZ1ra CON1.whc ha INORTON v. LO~t MELBOUtlRE.-This case, w k a excited such an extraordinary degree of interest, came on for trial Wednetsday morning. Long before the time appointed for the opening oifthe court to the public, thc galristr crodbedni b~eitig generally understood that as mitch as five ...

... At a monthly meeting of congregational and baptist minis- ters, held at the vestry of Broadmead Chapel, June lath, the following remonstrance was adopted, and is intended to be sent to the congregational and baptist churches of Ame- rica:_ To thie general body of Christian Professors constituing the churches of the Congregational and Bapttst denominatioes in America. Dear Brethren,-Having ...

... BIRISTOL, I'MPORTS. s] 11 I1 ., j, I ., ?? - x .. ?? lII the Svbilla, front J .sin.: Mils :and KiOgton, 170 ?? 7j rc rigar. 41 ?? rumI, I-I moo s od l)ncewwo-t spa:nr Ib5 Iags pimnit IW, andi Co., 12 hld, 1ntres sugar-.J. Co n iliom. ,ht:3 hhds sugo r, fii0 siprs in, the Osprayv irom Trinidad : R. 1ntonioou, 17. bhds d S trs I) brls ditto, 10N bogs cocoa, 17 hides II t;te Eclmit;, from licata ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, June 20. Lord MELBOuRNE, at the suggestion of the Duke of Wellington, postponed the discussion on the Irish municipal reform bill from Friday till Monday next. The Earl of AsEaDEEN presented a petition from the Lord Provost, magistrates, and town-council of Edinburgh, praying to be heard by counsel agaisst the Scotch universities ?? Earl of RosatsaY thought the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, June 6. Lord WIcKLow gave notice, that on Friday he will move for a copy of the instructions given by the Irish government to the police establish- ment, for the regulation of their conduct in aid of persons enmployed to serve writs of rebellion on tithe defaulters. Lord LYNDURJtST gave notice, that on Thursday week he will move the second reading of the prisoners' ...

... EmJpwpial oaditament. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JUNE 13. In answer to a question from the Marquis of West- meath, Lord DUNZANNON stated that two bills had been introdaced into the other house, the one for the entire alteration of the present constitution of the post. office establishment, and the other for transferring the. management of' the packets from the Iost.office to the ?? Marquis of ...

... I _ We cannot but regard the meeting held last week in honour of Mr. Simpson as one of the most important iwhich has ever taken place in this town. We speak not is e in reference to the number of persons who attended the . dinner, nor to their name and station in society, although re in both respects the meeting was highly respectable; lis of but when we saw a hundred gentlemen, not under ...