... 4probinrr5. NATIONAL TRIRUTE TO M.RE OASTLETl- The Huddersfield Loyal and ConstitLtional Associa- tion, which consists almost exclusively of Operatives, held a meeting on NVednesday evening week, for the purpose of forwarding as much as possible the national tribute to 11Ir. Oastler, the tried and true friend of the poor, and the unfliching defender of the altar, the throne, and the cottage. ...

... Sonrstrbatibe f§stibals, &X. I BOLTON CONSERVATIVE DiNNER. - The Bolton Conservatives, -who, duning the last session of Parliament, have considerably increased in number and in strength, intend dining together on the 13th inst. A splendid pavilion is in the course of erection, capable of holding 1,500 Conservatives. Lord Francis Egerton, Mlr. Bootle Wilbraham (the two members for the county) ...

... IRELAND.-THE NEW AGITATION. %I. n f- - the MrOCnnl a re- Mr. O'Connell has addressed a second letter to the tb adpeople of Ireland, about twice, the lehath of its prede- and cessor, the burden of which is, that the inistry, though W_ nds earnestly and sincerely desirous to redress the whole an chapter of Irish grievances, are in fact powerless, and re] rve that the people, in order to obtain ...

... 11Teetinlg in the Second Ward. Ii - Y On Satuierirry eveiing, i lilelilil rif tlL' Secirinl M\lliriprl hs WN'mrl ( as reipI iti tie samie pljIcc, whenru Mr S'irii,, of' MIll rel ,I Ics e cellnel ti the (heir. Mir Joro alark, Allocate, rcail the mreirliition cllinig the ineetirg, whirieh wrs stiled by itl' tito ejloctrle. O Mr ('lak tihenr readt a otter, which hr rat r(ilrl'(rssell tO thie I ...

... -41 ?? Li I LAhIN r2J VQJ THE u QUEENx--Her Majerity continues in exccellent health b ait Windmor, riding out almost every day, and inI the evening I entertaining select parties to dinner, intcludinig Lbord Mel- l bourne, atnd others of her Ministers. o His Majesty Louis Philippe has sent a beautiful eadeau, o a secretaire of exquisite workmanship, as a Sotuvenfr and P' nacknowledlgemnent to ...

... SPIBIT Or TER PUBLI PRESS. TimE MIINTSTRY.-In our paper on The Past Session, we adverted to the foolish cla. mour of the extreme section of the Radicals against the bombardment of the House of Lords with good measures, and we referred to it, in part, the change for the worse in the policy of Ministers, who found themselves upbraided for doing nothing, while they adhered firmly to their ...

... We extract from the St Petersblurghl Gazette the fol- lowing statistical notices of the military organization of China, one on which we have hitherto had little 0 information. These, which appear to be given ,, with much accuracy, are addressed from Kiakhta to a the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St Peters- a burgh by the monk Hyacinth, a corresponding ti member of that Academyv The small ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PUBLICO PRESS. O'CONNELL IN AND (JUT OF PAR7,ItTAENT.- But turn to Ireland. Is not O'Connell at work for the XWhigs ? Will not the seven millions be a sufficient barrier against the return of the Tories to power? Alas! when it comes to a vote, one Englishlman is worth five Irishmen. ?? Connell told the good folks at Cork that under the present system of representation such was ...

... IIWaOMIUM coLLEGM-CONObBSUS FOR-W VACANT CIAIlRS. MAYNOOTII. WEDNESDAY.-The college and town o Maynooth havo, since the commencement of the present I sreek, been the scene of much interesting excitement, oc- casioned ?? , vigo~rous competition for one of the theologl i cat chairs, and for the professorship of Belles Lettres, and y of the FP ench language. The two vacancies have been n created ...

... | TO ROBER1T WALLACE, E8Q., M.P. SIR-Hitherto the commercial classes in this Lofuntry have had their attention chiefly directed to questions of a purely political character; and,in the fierce and angry war- fare that has marked discussions arising from these, topics of a financial and practical character bave been either sup- pressed or disregarded. The respective constituencies throughout ...

... I ST. GEORGE THRE MARTYR, SOUTFWARK. I On Monday the seventh anniversary of tle 1Kaited Pa. to rishioners' Society was celebrated by a dinnei at the Bridge thi House Hotel, Southwark. to Mr. George Gillhamiwas in the'chair. Mr. D. W. lfar- th vey, M.P., sat on his right hand; Mr. Humphery, the other ex member for the borough, was'not present. ru After the usual toasts had been drunk. Mr. Day ...

... LAST NIGHTS MAIL SPAIN. Madrid papers and correspondence of the 11th instant, and Bayonne letters to the 15th, have come to hand. They contain no new facts of im- portance, but tend to justify the unfavourable im- pression which, we understand, generally prevailved in Paris on Tuesday respecting Spanish affairs. Spanish stock fell on the Paris Bourse on Tues- day under these impressions. The ...