... It will be seen by our report of the proceedings at the dinner given to Mr. Bailey at Monmouth, that they con eluded by a toast which marks, in a striking manner, the merciless and unchristian spirit of him, at least, who pro. posed it; in charity, we hope, the majority of those who cheered it were not aware of its real purport. The Battle of the Diamond at the very mention of which the blood ...

... (Rory 0' Moore's version of it.) TO DANIEL O'CON:-õELL. King Arthur reigns in England, In Ireland reigns King Dan, Thc Queen in Windsor Castle Dethrone if you can. HONOURED Sin,—Our bread is baked btack and your fine ipikulations about Masthur Johnny go for nothing. The match s made, sure enough Counsellor Prate is drawing up the mar- 'iage articles, and the Queen is to be married ...

... ENGLISH.—Down Ewes and Wethers, 13d to 14d; ditto Tegs, 15d to 16d Combing Fleeces, 14d to 15d ditto Skin, 13d to 15d; Super Skin, 14d to 16d; Head ditto, 12d to 14d per lb. IRISH.—Irish Fleece, mixed lots, 134d to 15d; Irish Wethers, 13d to I4d Irish Hogs, 15d to 16d Irish Combing Skin, 13 £ d to 14 £ d Irish Short Skin, lid to 13d per lb. SCOTCH.—Laid Highland, 8s 6d to 9s 3d White Highland, ...

... LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET. ENGLISH.—Down Ewes and Wethers, 13d to 14d; ditto Tegs, 15d to 16d Combing Fleeces, 14d to 15d ditto Sltif 13d to 15d; Super Skin, 14d to 16d; Head ditto, 12d 14d per lb. IRISH.—Irish Fleece, mixed lots, 13^d to 15d Irish Wethers. 13d to 14d Irish Hogs, 15d to 16d Irish Combing Skin, 13J ...

... Our intelligence from Lisbon is not of a very satisfactory nature. The Clubs, having obtained a temporary triumph over the Chartists, seem well enough disposed to follow it up by an attack upon the Cortes. This might have been easily foreseen, and it is not unlikely that the Queen's re- fusal to sanction the law of dismissals will be made the pretext for the rupture. The fact of the Cortes ...

... hnration and scurrility never have been, nor never shall be, Emitted by its as allies in the cause with which we are identi- I. Prirate character is one if the possess ions of civil society, id, ought to be held sacred. We Ifill not pennit it, so far 11 ice are concerned, to be invaded. We therefore decline the fsertion of Censor's letter to a speaker at the late public h'lIer given in ...

... THE WANDERING PIPER. This distinguished unknown is now in Liverpool, and has recceived permission from the authorities to perform every fore- noon and evening during this week in the Court-room of the Sessions'-house. We understand the public buildings were in like manner freely tendered to him in every city and town which he visited in the British settlements and United States of Ame- rica. ...

... fMittrcllantj. The Bath commissioner:: of the Court of Requests have awarded payment of 103 for loss of timer to a voter in that city against his Tory objector. THE MINISTRY AND THE INTERESTS 0.' SCIENCE,-lt stated at the late meeting of the British Association, that her Majesty's government, at the request of the council, had con- sented to repeal the duty on the importation of philosophical ...

... A dinner was given at Hertford, on Monday last, to celebrate the return of Lord Mahon, the Conservative member, which was attended, according to the Hertford Reformer, by only 30 persons. A man named Moore was told, last week, that a bailiff and broker were in his house, at Burton Joyce, executmg a dis- tringas for his unpaid rent. I'll broker them, said them^n, getting up from his seat he ...

... J HE DUELS.—Capt. Stewart, harbour-master at Kingston, went nut to fight a duel with Capt. Sage. The former was at- tended by a Capt_Carpenter; the latter by a Captain Gibb. i was 80.m: difficulty on the ground, Capt. Stewart refusing to follow the directions of his second. Captain Gibb, the op- sero|>(l- applied ihe term coward to him, .which. Captain *aid, if lie icpoated, he would shoot him ...

... We solicit the particular attention of the English public to ihe following extract from an Irish paper, The Tralee Mercury, which we liave just received. On Wednesday the 20th inst., a small party, consisting of the fol- lowing gentlemen (query) '■•id met together for convivial purposes, at the County Club, in Denny-sticet, in this town:—liienacrhassctt Thompson, Esq.; John Bateman, Esq.; ...

... Monmouth, Saturday, Oct. 21.-Wheat, per quarter, Impe- rial measure, 58s IOd to Os Od; Barley, 32s 6d to 00s Od Oats, 00s Od to Os Od. Bristol, October 24.-Wheat, per quarter, 50s 3d Barley, 30s 9d; Oats, 20s 2d Rye, 00s Od Beans, 39s 4d Peas, 0s Od. Brecon, Tuesday, October 18.—Wheat, per bushel, Imperial measure, 8s 3d to Os Od Barley, 4s Od to Os Od; Oats, 3* 9d to Os Od Malt, 00s Od to 00s ...