... PARLIAMEiNTARY REGISTER. The Court of th-e Revising Batristors for this die,- triet was held yesterday in'the Sesstons-hoa-e, for ian -the revision of thu lists of voters for thle boroughl. Mr. Blansliard presided in the Nisi Prius Cou~rt, Mr, Abrahall in the Magistrates' Ronm, the former taking thle list of freemen, the letter the householders vet r reiding in the out townships, and both ...

... ANNUAL MIMIy;f OF THU COMBPU ANDONEW- TOWNARDS FARMINQ.SOCIETY. (Fpor the ANorthernt fV'i~ The annual show anid dirnner of this useful and thriving if agricultural ?? wir~e to have taltert place sotue days le since, but wver? deferred ?? last, on account tof hi the Celebr~ation of the Presbyterian sacirameast and other i c-irises intervening. We learned, from the report read byH the secretary, ...

... 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, ...

... COUNTERFEIT COIN.-A large quantity of spurious coin is at present in circulation, consisting principally of hall-crowns, which are well executed. A consider- able number of counterfeit sovereigns is also in circulation. POLICE EXTRAORDINARY.—On Tlnirsday, five men, whose faces have long been familiar to the officers as thimble-riggers at Ascot and other races, were apprehended in a house which ...

... The beautiful prize Harps, wrought by Mr Bassett Jones, Cardiff, for the ensuing Abergavenny Cymreig- yddion Anniversary, arrived in the course of last week at Castell Gower, the dwelling of Mr Beyan, the worthy Secretary. Ni fu o'r blaen ar ddulawr—delynau, V n dilyn rhai seinfawr Angylion gwynion eu gwawr, O warfycj y ef eurfawf. E. C. J. ...

... SCRIPTURE ILLUSTRA T/OXS.-No. 214. PSALMS, exxIT. V. 7.— Let them be as the grass upon the house tops, which withereth atore it g-roweth up: wherewith the mower filleth not hi* hald, nor he that biodeth sheaves his bosonj. Though the art of constructing several stories in a building is very ancient, as we know from Noah's Ark and the Tower of Babel, yet it ap- pears that the houses of ...

... I)CI'.O11 'esifllY 2f t1e countriz, desirous of ratnkg in this paz;pel , 7nJaY eauire a r eynla, delivery hi,/ yininy thjeir orders to Ql: of ouer ants ,r by sending a letler to our office. .Al Wicer; are reljursted to be addresesed to the Editor. Il e cannot be ansireralble inr aly oupinions expreysesl by Cor- respondents, but esery otat;0t muill ?? paid to comnllunica- tions sent f.r ...

... MEETING Or THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD. CIVIL COERCION IN MATTERS OF RELIGION. (Froni or Special Reporear.) CULLYnACKEY, TUESDAY. OCTOBIRI 10. Tbe Reformed Presbyterian Synod met here this day at 12 o'clock, by adjournrtneott from its rerular meeting, for the purpose of considering memorials fronl various congrega. tionqs, and to settle othep~matters chiefly conitected with the qi estion ...

... ?? of Widsjt SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 7,1837. NE;WPORTtq. The Conservative Bo~rough dinner i5lor tY on Tuesday last, was aittended by nearly 2G0 voters and ns sc ie friende of the late Candidates, Slessrs.Hmlonnd * le C~rin rawford's spcos ot .pedi H fiton t and nd :o up, was erected in the coach-yard b'elonging to l~ady stati Hi-iisues. The chair was mtost ably filled by Thomans wishj Cooke, Esq., ...

... CHRIST CHURCH, SUilRREY. The adjouirtled mecing of th- parishioners of Christ Church touk place yesterday, to considcr the proprict) of granting a chiirch-ratc of twopenice in the pound for the ensuing year. rhe attendance on this occasion was ex. tremely large. Mr. IHAWES addressed the mceting at great length. He said that notwithstanding the manifesto signed by the rector, and tno anonymous ...