... . i, tENCOUNTEAI WITH A WILD BUFFALO. I ?? ' It hailnf been reptesented to Mr. Campbell, indigo ri p.lxenm atfallnasore, by the Ryotts living near one of his ifactories; tliatg wild Ibull-buhlo had for solne days in- d fested'1sle neig-hboutrliood, and bad destroyed three of the y vilagers';a party, consisting of Mr. Campbell, Major C., b1 of ?? nrigineers, anid a Lieutenant G., of tthc same i ...

... ? ML Ai). At a reeting of the Precurser Society, held at the Corn Exchange, Dublin, on Thurgday,'Mt. O'Connell, as chair- man of the committee appointed to draw up an address to to the Radicals of England, reported that the committee' had agreed to the following address:- TO THE RADICALS Or XXVILAND. It is our earnest desire to treat you and your address with the utmost courtesy and respect ...

... afford rofow All; a- ,*, I PZiLKION, TUEnuAT c; Moan , Sit ectCoci.-The iborriers of the borough ofSalford resident in thii to ship and neighbourbood, to the number or about 60). entertained list -*rnlng their respected member, 'Mr BroWrton, so a dinner provided for the ossoD The entertainments took place in Mr. Armitage's new Mll Inmitations had been sent to Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P., ...

... - . Nat Adve t I Wo-R' Mix's AssocZATiOllS.-A meeting of the recently formed association at Carleon; was. held on Mon- dayeveing las; and a meetiig .,f 'tbVewpor: tau00oin- on'on' Tuesday evening, when' Mir. Fiost attended, and af ter addressing the meeting gave no'tice of his intention to ~ormence a course of lectures on the Corn Laws at the nsng metings this winter. We understand the men-1 ...

... rORGE3 Z'wLL1GENE. Tbeifuneral*Uf Marshal Loba took t 'lae uju Paris' on Mondday with much pomp. The nationa :guards w etre ail unde'riarntis, nformed the-fu e earo*eessijon .of theiri late ' ,s~der;''the troo:jibf the hiue trmed' :iirnuku llotgjthe 'streets; 'the crofvd ,bf People frm; the Tuiileriei to;the Huspital of the invalides was im-' mense, 'ad ergr: uiedc'iu as taken' E'by the ...

... I ~ - - 40 Many of our best reforms are but copies of the approved usages of our forefathers, and payment to mnem- bers of Parliament, for their services to the community which they represent, is but an attempted return to one of them. The following extracts from the court books of Ipswich, prove, that for two centuries at least, the prac- tice of remunerating members was common enough, with ...

... WVESTMIiNSTER REFORMI SOCIETY. A meeting of the members of this Society was held on Wednesday night, at Stannard's Hotel, Charles-street, Covent-garden, when the following address was agreed to- TO TalE niGtIT lION. TIlM EARL OF DURItAM. ' We, the members of the Westminster ReforriSociety, approach your Lordship with feelings of great respect, and consider your presence in England at this ...

... ~~PULI METIGS RESOLU 'IN A ;.Lw JL X ?? RESOLUT'IONSOF THE FELLING WORKING Xygrf -ASSOCIATION. ResolveAi Ist, 'thaii we' have read thle address from the Precursor Secketyof Ireland, and 'are filled with mingled feelings of sorrow and disgust-ilisaluscls as the senti- ments Containedi in that address are unworthy of men call- ing themselves the frierids of Treland; 2nd, If the bonds of alliance ...

... II Sin-The circumstances of the times are such as make b me receive with satisfaction an intimation that I should 1 not be thought obtrusive in offering my remarks. Time T was when we corresponded regularly and habitually; and Ii if the practice was useful then, there can be no objection g to its occasional adoption now. 9 The return of Lord Durham has produced a conjuncture n in which it is ...

... UI r Atw. u m;ig~ I~.,i iladMembers of the',Birmilgalim Polfitial Utiion,_ jIn i~hchaftr rgrtting thtt the tindisposition of himself and famil lhas, latterly prevento iadat7d51c a tei weed. mbtn~' n c irsi Is hbope that lin a aheit tbedm on':_'! tie 0licus'oU dKrds'Of theff groat, eause, 'c'dd-Iig'.' Istbai&-moioth~in ~W milonfAs of mien have a read~ 'ahi*ercd their cli ntree o ...

... Prison DIsoiplinev *c. Much accurate information on this very important sub- ject is to be found in the Third Report of the Inspec- tors of Prisons, which has very recently made its ap- pearance; it is marked Supplement to Part I.-Home District. The retunis are from the county and borough gaols of Hertfordshire, London, Middlesex, Surrey, and Sussex. In Hertfordshire, Kent, &c., there is ...

... That stamped covers, or sheets of paper, and small vig- nette stamps, the latter if used to be gummsd on the face of the letter, be supplied to the public form the Stamp. office, and sold at such a price as to include the postage. Letters so stamped to be treated in all respects as franks. That as covers of various prices would be required for various weights, each should have the weight ...