... (F:rom thae GlsoleXdr i.3 rp >, n The people, says Sially, thi~e geasstsi 4Pt^i Men, never revolt frona 9ieoklenegs,'ortl iert t'iif cbsnge. It is the impatince of 3nfring wbi one hug this effect2' I The Peopled said Uchespiorre, arevolt withost oppression as thie, rceain wilhegave ii ilows Aith- eat the wand. Tn, ele egio;'btn'vsk~ fter wa`v will roll upon the shore, after thefry of ...

... EXCLUSsivE DEALIrxG.-The Marquis of Londonderry yesterday visited Belfast. During his short stay he had occasion to make some trifling purchase; but, before doing so, he took care to ask whether the person into whose shop he went was a Conservative, and, on obtaining a satis- faetory reply, he proceeded to make his purchase. Thisl is carrying out the spirit of his and his lady's late ukase to ...

... 1 flu I UA ~e~lsy.k pi~t~ou 9nQi~of a Monument to conm- e them ela an 4 ki'dtI late Sir Wter Uedr b l b *ii'w, h the blasudias'kaid~ -i li; t about two o'clock, 'fie' .ih gistnitea' ~f~-G o*-6arals, C-Aton, and Aader- N *the brespecttvb biki authotitifes, end other public bodies, met iad7 tooz thiirlaces as aillotted them by lackar, a tb-' .rth 'The, masonic lodges, on arriva. 5t ...

... W.7 -1 :-. .. ' sf. '4 fl-L; - a -- ;rrn S~ :;; - !. 5 *!-!:' :;; aS-R tI Ct~~jc1 ryf hl * )Sd..rqturel to lt. Clws~ld ,fos., ,vrhezve ,rev~ewer .byv day7-, sprytaeie ,d o eiissbyinit onstituted .a ,iii- Jp tr fete qiitkaas. -gsyaeven aLiFrenohman i n'iun -de .'If' *ds,.i;)i~ -v ', 'Ii .. . ix ' IFetis o~tir t12Wdroft'Spain kltve vanished for the c time; i hia l Wilt'1ip* be directed towards ...

... Sclectiongr. aninti fpor 1600 *fit.1hn The London Me. end oth~rp. eventngs, e m useu~m o d'ThaIY, Wedaisday,.aitd friday-evn jqmqt mtQpprtthit of ~ ~ obassifor t-he ~practice of ~ and we are WOOpy1641 prove very bene. ficisi, namelYAL a lftttcript magaa no. This mseans of imiproving pelrsons -in~ literary composition has alrearly boen adoptedmI~by.tet~:uuilsrcit Societies. The oiltbiri *tl . ...

... r C- Cl T PE=PLE= , paLETC .o-m TE IOVIL BRITAIN AND FRANCE. It is curious to see how both countries are di- grading themselves. Let us, like citizens of -the Ormld, calmly look at events in both countries, and then ask the people of each, whether it is not high time to pitch monarchical and aristocratinal justi- tutions into the lumber-room of history, there to moulder with the other misery ...

... The Old Ofak cAs-' A STaOY OF TH F C .. 'To-day the sunily hours dance by, Dispensing roses as they * y: 0 snatch them I for tomorow -.. . saaited by tempests, drooping, dead,c Pexchance their flowerfa yIonly shed The dey tears orf sorrow.lTJ .- -. OR:C; IN LONDuK. Afi 3 as;,it 8- vwas no longier.t Bl~%on !to'ike any- .tng oda krenCt, and At W2as ,J q to see how ny Ine pieces *of ...

... I VTJIjl-,,, Wi pulibateatb heletes f --rtsr ~th h i we tp th e y , V4e4 14 '~ppellation of Ssup~t,deis1 se iettiiW eaAW WlIo the evils.! sofaoty-to what is termed tampering with; the ourreyt the laws, thbationtal debs, c.f&c. .We erawsthaijt~t esQsq tb- and that; iWAt mind'e tim'e, will,,re lo g, be brought ebout by a- t, `T ah d. A6 mar e al ieas have no ~th-er te~ent t~te soluiion of the ...

... .mR NmOs7Bc i publi4 at leittl tbe lettrs of Agrarises&cii, although we ponsiqer*4 p t appelation of; supiereisl iebservers; attrbete oion the evils of society- to what is termed tampering with' the earreneytoJhe oen law, thenational debt, &c. &c. tWe ir4awo th6t aotehangserequirE-tobemadd, and tbaif stt maidei ti -Ie, wIll, ere loag, be brought sbout bsnB d,'i0 4 i.ig &' Itry- meisures have ...

... Feaog ts ag erftaps. In Leeds, and its vicinity, considerable lUnniars'of the working class are suffering frem want of 'employment.' In Saddleworth, an isolated district of the West Riding, similar distress prevails.' -The sufferers are genemllyengaged in the imanuficture of woollen goods. Publie sabscntoas have been opened for their relief.-It will be conarto etiquette-that the Queen should ...

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... To.teIt AM~iatioub of the . I 11 aOf JPiland. In .the ornin..dAv.4 rtwiw, of April 27th, there - was insertedan article, the author of which labours ; to-set forth the advantages of proclaiming Prine Adam Czarloirysiki king of -Poland, and a letter of rMr.. Szyrma,, recommending such -a step as -the ! uurest and only sA6ans to accelerate the emancipa- ! tion of that isortry. - . Now, Mr. ...