... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Well my Lord, your admirable tactics have at last landed your friends in a fool's paradise with a vengeance! The seeds of agitation sown by yourself and yourco-partners in duplicity, in 1831, have produced an abundant crop of mischief, and the garners, (thatis the gaols) of the country are now filling with the fruits of vour ambition and bad faith. The occurrences of the ...

... PROCEEDINCS OF THE CHARTISTS- 1 DISTURBANCES TN THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. ROCH DALE. On Tuesday, in consequence Of the working people, as a bodhy, not being inclined to keep the mn ational holiaomla Mody and during the week, an attempt was made to cme them by the Chartist, of the surrounidinig districts. At one o'clock in tbe afternoon a large mob of persons, with banners and bnds f muic, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, August 5. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (IRELAND) BILL-On the motion for. the third reading of this bill the Marquis of CONYNGHAM expressed a fear that, ?n consequence of the amendments introduced by their lordships, the other house of parliament would reject the bill, and thus this-long discussed question, which it was so desirable to set at rest, would again be put ?? Earl ...

... THIE MOVEMENT ! Let the enemies of the people, who may now, like the Glo6e slave-hack newspaper, be foolishly exulting in the idea that the Movement is checked, though not driven back, reflect how immensely favourable a position the people have gained, and -now maintain, and will main. tain, as a point of strength for the prosecution of never' ending hostilities. If, a few years ago, it' ...

... FORFARL.- The following resolutions were unani- mously agreed to at the weekly meeting of the Political Uniozi of Fbrfidir, on Monday in last week :-'That this lieeting views With Indignation the conduct of the Editor of the True Scotsman, for attempting to make the Chartists of England believe that in any struggle that may take place for the purpose of repelling the attacks of a blood-thirsty ...

... THE HEIGHT OF POLITICAL INGRATITUDE ! A feur plain Sentences addressed by the Author of Humour and Pathos, Don Juan, Junior, Poor Law Papers, kc., Arc., to the Right Hon. Lord Brougham and Vaux, on his creation and ad. vocacy of the demoralizing-starviig-poisoniflg- murdering - Painless extinction - New Poor Law. : -a Oh ! wretch without a tear-without a thought, Save joy above the ...

... THEELEVENTH LIGHT D 4 To THE EDITOR o' Timra MORNING C SIn-Having lately seen other letter, beE t under the signature which I adopted, without tbat it was also used by another, I am notquite on = passage in Captain Reycolds's latter of to-day le addressed Le me or not. Assumnwg, however, that it is, I ean only assure Captain Reynolds that any explanation he can give vhich will be satisfactory ...

... [FROM THIE DUNDEE ADVERTISER OF FRIDAY.] Osi Taesday ferenoon, on the starner Bonnie Dundee nearing St. Andrew's Bay, she observed another steamer lying, witbout any smoke issuine from. the funnel, and two sloops, .ith sails forled, at a littlP. distanue. Oa inspecting her through a glass, it was observed that she had something like a signal of distress flying. The captain of tb' Bonnie ...

... ' THE COAL COARItVA&oN. Atthelattereldof last month a letter apeared in yome bf the ?? papers Irom Mr. PletIs, of peweaotlef ad- dressed to the LordI Mayor, together with Mr. C. Wilson's reply, at the desire of his lordship, relative to the coal mo- nopoly. On the 3lst of tbe aame month the following letter appeared from Mr. Partridge, of Dudley, in Staffordshire, addressed to the editor of ...

... Brti.MkOC IOaZH-7FiOR'TRI , 4 F :AV .'VACEMRNT OF 8CI NC&. ' . | . ittNtG4h,WPNESpiY. EVEN5NG..X1O grstCeop. versagione, given ye'sterjay,.t. tWe' 'Tovfl-bit1 'VaYt'Y well - attended, and afforded high gratification for. the. visItors. In the course of she evening the performances on the fine logan, the Iargest In this country, excited mudh satisfactio'; SEOTiONW;G..-MECHANICAL SCIENCE.r-At ...

... Hop INTELIrGENVCE. MAxD8ToNL-The last week has produced a great Improvement in the grounds generally in this neighbesr. hood, particularly the strong ?? .iu n 5011)0 of the wuaker:the blight Od vermin hbeit aieedte thbai . Wy will not probably ,produce a bag an acre. The bet ,rw~ ?? In hop, ezceptlog the grapes, xtentioe at which, cs we enbatioed last uneequare intwo crops, teng forward ones ...

... DUBLIN, AUGUST 13. LFROM OuR OWN COiMnEsPONDENT.] MINISTERIAL CHANGES. Notwithstanding the chuff and simultaneous contradic- tion administered by three evening papers to your statement ofintended cbanges iathe constractionof the government,itis believed here, by those who possess good means of informa- tion, that changes are impending, and that they will be su0b as to give strength to the ...