... The plan of the Privy Council is assailed chiefly upon t- PUoints: first, it is asserted that it takes the education oI the poor from the hands of the parochial clergy; and, gecndly, it is asserted that it encourages and supports dissent. Each of these assertions is unfounded. We have already shown that the first is ground- less, by referring to the printed minute of council to rove that the ...

... NEWCASTLE, -MAY t3i . DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. ga Jiret as e wba ring o o press Iis morng glaredsf Iiglgrit m sett2tareet betam, vin benhg throg head offc jemise as tiefow wr iilewein oneglw f en tentror.J as really, s -think, this is the reirth t- bas onngin which, within he as. 10 years, (i dof the fires inerond hae tchc urred , ith thee 3 years) a similar apt proessoe h a m p esete dthelf on the ...

... BBDroRD, MAY 27.-A meeting of the town council was iteld this morning, for the purpose of addressing her Ma- jetty, rxpressive of their loyalty and attsebment, and their contdence In ber present ministers. A very excellent ad- drss wFS adopted by a triumphant majority of 14 to 0. Another meeting of the inhabitant householdero was con. vened for Twelve o'clock, but a kaot of violent and dis. ...

... (QYERN Mi.N' EDt'CAT'l'ION PLAN F'OR EN( .l AN D. NoWsMAL SCIOOL-To found a sehool, in wvh'sch can- didates fer thle offiee of teacher in selhools for the poorer classes may acquire the knowledge necessaryto theexervise of their ftiture profession, ndiu may be plractised ill the most approved methods of ieligious ad(d n-oral trainiiig and instruetion. MODEL. Sciu 1.-This school to include a ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS. - - ~MONDAY, MAY27 Tfig Lord 'Cha,.celfor~took his set On tile ?? -tr~am ~oydIi ia oth rpeifi' fvour of.uair fr~r H ~han, a~d ord ~ouActn prsetted 129 pe- | titi ...

... Sr. NSICHOLAS WITH5OUT. A nulmeurtus and respectable meeting of the above parish was hbud ij the open grfiidltiabheodj to the New, Cathojic Cllapel?, raiacis-street, for the purpose of.adopti.r aid-' dress to lisr Mlajesty. PAT(IICT SWEETMANV Esq; was called to the'clhaii. rJo'hn' Fitzp~atri~ck'was ireqfiflsted to act as secretary. ii Mr. B1r1pinghamn proposqd,,tid Mr. Langan seconded,' t the ...

... (From a Corresponedent of the Times.) On the 18th of April, her Majesty's steam-vessel Medea arrived at Bermuda, hearing the broad pennant of Com- modore Douglas, navul Commander-in-Chief on the West Indian and North American stations, being nine (days from Jamaica and eight from Santiago de Cuba. On the evening of the lth of April, the Meden, then off the south coast x of Cuba, fell in with a ...

... PROCEED)INGS 01 THE CHARTISTS. ?? -- ?? . ] . I - I .1 - . . I NOTTIN ;IIAm.- We (sass the Xitlinylhu~n Journal), were very glad, for the salke of our misguided Ch7artist felowv-towsvnen, to see tile total failure of the so loudly trumpeted meeting on the Forest last WVednesday. Though it wvas weary work to stand there four mortal- hours, to listen to the poorest baldest nonsense that ever ...

... DIVISION ON THE SPEAgERSHIP. . DIVISION UN THE SPEAKERSHIP. F The following members voted in the majority of 317 in favour of Mr. Shaw Lefevre, as Speaker, on Monday night last. . H. A. Aglionby, Major F. Aglionby, P. Ainsworth, Thos. Att- wood, Edward Baines, C. Blackott, Iieginald I'lewitt, J. B Iowe J. Bracklehlrst, J. Brotherton, W. Busfieldt F. S. Cayley, J. AWI I Childers, J. Denistoun, ...

... ?? add ebterbatian. 1. TUR~KEY AND EGYPT. A report was yesterday (Saturday) circulated respecting theI commencement of hostil ties between the armies of the Sultan I end the Pesha -of Egypt, in Syria. It was sadd in nen eveningI paper thiit offical despatehles announcing the fact had been re-I ceived by our government. That Statement, we believe, to beI fals. Te tuth- w unersand is tht ...

... - I I -- - The Chartist agitation will soon be completely strangled, if the government only give the agita- tors rope enough. Nothing but elevating the po- litical scamps of the Convention to the rank of political martyrs can keep the thing afloat for another three months, for already is the more sensible and discreet portion of the Chartists thoroughly disgusted with the barefaced hypocricy ...

... THE UNIVERSITIEs. ~V it.' ol li'' ft is f . I iitt tu , tt h coi tic', tjoive'i'itles of' Abv'nd,'n. It heal's ~itv.'le ?? I. Ilid, antd a pp'.de.1 to it tire Olt ?? of t h Varti' 'it f, Etrs II: AItIta nristIatII, 'hIP3. ; ilt 1iry v It,,. I 5 Dccwi'; Laid (Jtiminttgiase; Di' ?? the Coat intesioti of 18211, it. t't'f't'tice to which the' livess''nc C .mtssfiesot'rs smt', th it while fin ...