... OORRESPONDENCG.U 'To the Editor' of'the North, Wales Chsropiicle. LI mnt Si n,-A Uigh dignitary is reported to have siaid in it yet lisa place in the House of Lords, that a bishop is pas- Ii all toi~Rrpstorutrn, non popidi. To assert that such anl u opinion, coming froin such a quarter, is st variance Co Cr, with the accredited formularies of the Established a he Church, nisy appear ...

... I2mperial Parliamennt. HiOUSEL 01 LORDS, MONDAY, ?? 13. M A great number of petitionrs ire presenited boith for Ifqt a id agai act the a bolition of eb orc i rates ; tl a l otier II(o by fire the miort numerous. lt Ilire Iishaop of Idutl arid W~ells presuotedl a pectition against tili abolition from the city of Brath, signed, as hle stated, by all ?? respectable inliubitirrts Lord HOLLAND ...

... TECHR-ONICL I cel- BANG aR., DS,, _ ___C T IEr PeopLrE verrsns Tic 1i Ali ENxDED Ploo LArw. I -Whiatever may be thle uterits or demerits of tile BY new poor lav,-whether its ultiniate results will a turn out to be beneficial or the contrary, there is no a mistaking a premonitory system of its distemper- LI .ei that is the surpassing repugnionee of the entire 0 ?? tin- people to the whole ...

... CORRE SPONDENhW1E. - --Os- -- T, the Editor of the Nolth IVa/as Chironicle. . Mi'. I;)TOII,-YOou would confer a grent favour on me if you would publish the following in your widely circulating journal. Yours truly, A JUv'ESITLE isiISHMAiN. AMost people living in England klnowr very little of thl prasent siate of I relaind. I would, therefore, its ltii as I am l able, wish to lay open to theli ...

... rth. B: s a (From the Inverness Herald.) [Ile 13: Ind Among all the nonsense which has been written or Ai p spoken against those who supported the Sabbath bills, IV tlP lately rejected by the [-louc of Commons, there is Lnd nothing more perfectly transparent than the thread- 'T ?? bare argument which would urge us to believe that : these enactments were intended to be levelled against i ity ...

... aorteultural Kittemornrct &-r. S BONI. MIANSx:tr.-A correspondent of the rlI:r.; Line i.rpress, says thiat the boiled bunes onswers best, both for the turnip s and the succeeding I crops of seed, uts ni manure. P}oIMAGATION otF CABBAiGEs FRtOM SlIVS- The slips when taken from the stalks are exposed for a sufficient time to sun and air, to heal the s wounded part ; rubbing a little coal ashles ...

... - 1 X - - l L.1.Y'I NIP,1 LLYTYI RYB At vidl Ddliogeliavil (Conserv:atives) 8fhlT, sgf *y rholi )nw/7oy honyllnt nlod yclynt anid Cyinry ntolitiih yn inr ,,,ys hon. Avl'viy 9' iD\r..WAD\1r' ,-i\Tae'n yinddrngos wrth v liythyioii vinweddnaidl(d loe nglbrist'nogol n irgraffivyd vii ddi ne(ddnr yn y Caci'oln'lf'?, l-brod, fnd O'Connel- laid Den Gronoelijaid vyr Ynys blon vln ddigil on gleu- Ion ...

... RhCTO RSHIII OF MIARISCHAL COLLELGEI. I IM S -A .1 '1 - .. A ,- ZIlA*~ X e}tr I ne (From the Aberdeen Obscr'ec'.) ir- Lord Lyndhurst has been elected to the office d- of Lord Rector of Mnrischal College. Thle small an section of whig students laboured to show that be politics ought not to ?? in the election, and they proved the hypocrisy of their profession by putting Sir David Brewster, an ...

... LOSS OF *1*i7 STlllNG CASTLE. E . :I s -1. . I .. . . v e.. 7. - eikes Tihe arrienl of tile James, From Sydney, New South il ~ales, at Liverpool, on Saturday, brings the partics- t i laisof the shipwreck of this long-inissed vessel. She s I 1( sailed from New South WVales eariy in Slay last year, ti at.d was wrecked on the 21st of' that mlonth in lat. 34, s long. 155. 12. ea l Eliza Reef, ...

... 5 CAPITURE OF A BRACE OF DARING SWIN- i - DLERS. I The beersellers of Engla.nd and Wales-perhaps of the united kingdom-have reason to congratulate es tihcnseves upon the respite (short we fear) which they es hive just obtained from the predatory excursions of two daring imposters who are now imbibing useful lessons upon the tread-mill, but who for the last two n, or three years enjoyed tile ...

... e Waterloo Cup, valse 160Sovereigns, open to a It England. s This splendid prize, which has made sogreat a noise intes or v- in the coursing world for the last three months, and n excited more interest floe the value of the stake, and lo the celebrity of thle Dogs about to contend for it, than anything of the kind that has eser occurred in this 1. neighbourhood, or, as we are informed, in any ...

... ?forrioll SPAIN. S AixINOA, MARlCU 1.-I have been permitted to take t tile following extract from a ?? important com. munication receivedthisafternoon fromn the head-quar- ters of the English legion:- St. Sebastian, I'eb. 28. General l'vans, after passing a week of torment and perplexity, has at length come to the fixed reso- p lution to attack tbe Carlists, and either conquer or be conquered. ...