... MR. 0 CONNELL AND THE WORKING MEN'S AS- SOCIATION. The following letter has been received from Mr. O'Connell, in answer to an invitation to the public dinner which is to take place in November next. ;Darrynane Abbey, Oct. 7. Sia-I cheerfully accept the invitation to a public dinner which you have transmitted to me from the Working Men's Association. I am right glad to find any symptotn of ...

... A meeting o Ih churchwardens and vestry of the parish of St. Mlichaell1.; was ?? yesterday morning in the vestry-room, for the purpose of considering of the aoutfarteobe ad on the inhabitants and parishioners of the parish, for and towards the necessary repairs and maintentarictoftecuhad uc- VarIof the said parish, and other necessary purposes relating Our reporter attended at the appointed ...

... To the Editor of the Bristol Mercury. Sti,-Some little time since I presumed to intrude myself iD -your columns on this important subject; allow me to add a few inure observations en passant. I then Pointed out the impossibility (deducing the argument from natural philosophy) of propelling a body through the fluids, either under canvas, or by the power of steam and machinery, at a rate ...

... LOC.AL COUIT'rS' BILL. To the EDITOR of the AiBERlDEEN JOURSAIAL. : There lorme bees liacosis oril Clarelrdolis, says Bulieghbroke, T b anill so wsill m oost persons be ?? to sy who ho ve ?? lhe ?? Local Courts' I3ill: ' they certainly r1sc not osow exist, if We were permnittetd to jutige froet it. This ineosLre, ?? Whicir 50 l recls was expectedl, is lnot likely to give satisfoctioci to the f ...

... _ NATJIONAL LOAN UND ASSUNn Tre- Poltics pervade the entire social system 01 Ire- land in all its relations, and operate to the prejudice of the nation's best elements of strength, wisdom, and happiness. Thay engross the active energies, mental and physical, of the country. All the enter- prises, all the exertions of the nation are engaged in the attempt to create and to maintain a political ...

... BRICUTONG-TnrRaSnY NIGRT. (Frolat the Morning Clnronicle ) Brighton has been like a great fair tile whole day, and the irhabab tants, high aind low, visitors arid residents. ni de viT1 tic 'ernale, younrg arid old, have turned out in their ' Sunday Cl hest to glad their eyes %vith a bight of tire young Queen, who, as the weather was fine, paraded all the principal parts Pi of the town in an ...

... ijc CUAfRITIES BILLCOUNT ~j~DICAL JNVIRMA RIES. LETTER IV. TO T~i coaro oT-HE FRtEEMANO. ,f hai the county 'fitrmriia' c o fi til ?? of r, ich they aire capable, and whirch the * eli to quireX. ,rand that they are thus detective, to tile Sikl'r e~ld %h1 tile consent of tire local authorities, I:- I 1 , hone a few others are conducted. let Il. ?? j ormiy, say Doctors Barry nrd Cnrr he 13 pale ...

... COUNTY WATERFORD MEETING AT I - DUNGARVAN. (From the Tipperary Free Press.) - ,: On MondLy, according to the published requitrQ'n, a meeting was held at Dunigarvan, for the purpose of A&Is55X ing our most gracious Monarch on her accession throne, and, though the day was most unfavourab tfli such was the desire of the countytocryheoj effect, that gentlemen of all parties, and from the districts ...

... : CBIURCH.RAES-,ENGL AND. a ' ' ?? ' ROTHERHAM. V Considerable interest has been; manifested by the paih. Pi ioners of Rotherdam during the last few weeks, consequent' upon the refusal of a' church-rate, to ascertain what the ti churchwardens would dto relative to the maintenance of the clock, &c., and necessary repairs, being without funds. In ft consequence of this state of things, the ...

... STATE OP THE COUNTRY-TORY REPRESEN-I TATIONS., . N: | I It would be worth while analyzing the various com- munications of outrages, violations of the law, &c., made by, or furnished to the Conservative journals of this country, copied into and descanted on in terms of virtuous abhorrence and indignation by the English papers, whose instructions are to force upon the public implicit credence in ...

... THIE AMERICAN lPRESID)ENT'S MESSAGE. As soon as ever the President's Message arrives in this country, all persons begin to read it. The papers are full of it, and most of them, especially the London daily pa- pers, give it entirely. T'1ehre is no shrugging up of the shoulders-no loud burst of contemptuous laughter-no attempts to decry it as a piece of humbug and imposture, but every person ...

... NEWSISAPER rETURNS-TRE TuMBUG oiP TORY RE-ACTiON EXPOSED, TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE CALEDONIAN 31E RCURY. SIR-YoU have so often and so successfully ex- posed the humbug of Tory re-action, whether claimed on the election of a Member of Parliament, backed by the exchequer of the Carlton Club, or that of President of a College,where the franchise was vested in thoughtless and wayward boys, whose ...