... DUKE (JL SUSSIEX. It is to an extraurdinary and ?? d for politica I manifestation bia the House of Lords, ol the odifes. 0o tle QuEEN at the opening ol tile sessinil, tht tile Duke of Sussex is indebted that any writer would atielapt his lloyal llighness's moral portrait. We have no desire, says the writer in Black- r05111, to enter into the Royal Dnke's motive for coming forward in this ...

... n gi O. W.onday the ?? general meeting of this le- excellent society wag held at the London Tavern. 'id -[he attendance %vas very numerous. Mr. VINCENT OC ble FwGits was called to the chair. . l the The CHIRMAlsAN having briefly opened the business la ?? of 11he dly, called upol the secretary to read the repoit. ai tile 'hI Ibe SECRtrAiV then proceeded to read the re- ent port. It stated that ...

... PLURA lTIES. -n nrr1 (jr .f 1t. I-lon, 11- 1oin of Return to an order of the i-on. the House of Com- A nous, dated March 9, 1838, for an abstract of tile number of clergymen holding livings in plurality, f3 w here one of the livings so lheld does not exceed R £50. per eunnm ; the like, where one of the livings 1 so held does not exceed £100. per annum * the like, T where otse of the livisgs so ...

... ft1i?ceHaneou?s. Another, and for tlis Year at tinal rtnevtitg of ride. gntes-is summnoned I( take place in London ona Stafer- ?? n ext theI 19th iISt., to ?? Sir En ardl Iey Wi I.-I met's renewed ?? to ohbtain itiot mdiate Elua ncipti. bi tiont for the imgroos. We trust Tie summons still he li universally anid zealously ?? Mlercury. p ri We IoT Li co wult I reg retLI he d -eLIIat IF IIr. Z a ...

... JA MAI[CA. WVe linvrbe 6 vu rd wilxii Copyof fite Fs(osliithO ?? i Pot'i f' Ie [if, Ii of A pril, whilchb o C0iitt nst biglv yintttiestittg iwoeitits (If the first mlilliveriittr ot the opeintg of til, it;pzist C1i:i1ls', lit Vaislouotlt, tutu( ilso rat thle first auiviiersurt' ()I Hie Batptist iiiapi', !ii Mo e~ hly. oil the !forttteroccasieii 1,510 obhdrit(f be!lg'ilg itpt, in ,0I. ,I* l ...

... THE APPRENTICES11111 SYSTE'Al. .3I F1lore; lt' fotr t ]/fn, anil Imnat le' 'nedl ['In i. 1, ?? t 1rlligi in ulnd Fal' ne h (u i dey In t, a great nitii-vl;etry reCehini ...

... ,,pitit of trif lubliS ioitunii1m. ~~G~~fittc. ~ ~ ~ ~ h Ini proportion as Ireland is relieved From the pressure of party domination, anld domestic dis- e sensions, as thle consequnene of' the jealou sies e which itievitably result from saris anl unnatural t state of society, her people will become prepar~ed N for those benefits which result from thie eeterprise 0 of prirute speculators, ...

... agricultu'V411 &-r, TuE IvY.-About London it is raised;in r . antities in pots, and trained to tite lheiglt of fror six to tweire teet on stakes, so tiat nt nny sens'n f e the year n hedge may be formed of it by training it over an iron railing, or wire fence, or svooden rail ing, or lattice work, or a ltiked wall covered with ' at an incredibly altort notice. One Valuable usato which tbe ivy ...

... JF131'filill E1110HOMM PiMdrid papors to tile 3il h ult. state that as tho sid grondil of' the quarrel betwesn Espartero atid the Ali- ?? Iiistry, that tho latter in ?? Visdolu LIhOught priper 1: ,to order the ('osiieander-in.('bief not to ettack Elstol- lib beforo 'ecciv ls ga reiulrolecisetitof 1O,000 lneil lfhin( selloreil Ont o. Weo are aot ?? Eisd that E.spalIrtrO should base fotlt ...

... 'bpirtt of ?? pjiillg DoU inm a1. I ?? Ile [EXAMTNEtR.1 . of QUALIFICATION OF M~htioipis.-We Apprehend ,m lethat 'Air. 'A arliurton's bill for the ?? o lie members of parliament will do more harma than hi a ,good, itiasmtuch as it will, realize a bad q;uialiflca- *th it cation Which is now a nullity. Mr. Warburton's orready surrender to Sir It. Pe-el's hostility to a qua- b ilk, fification by ...

... aFQ1'eIU 1Ui~- . g~ovetall Eitaltaculgne.- FRANCE. The discussion on the address to the King from tilo Chamber of Deputies terminated on Saturday, in thle final adoption of tbs address originally proposed witb two amendments.in which we nototily most cordisally agree, but which, we are most happy to perceive. have united the suifrages of by thir the largest proportion of the French deputies: ...

... VISII'ATION OF 'TIHE CLERGY. 'The Venerable tile Archdeacon Bather delivered a masterly visitation address in St. Chad's Church, on Tuesday last. H-lis statements satisfsctorily derroir- strated the rapid progi e s of the doctrine and the sup- port tendered torvards ihe ilmaittenance of the Estab. lished clurcir in Shroprshire since the delivery of hii last address, and he paid n handsome ...