... I ON Sunday week, O'CONNELL held a repeal meeting, at a place in Theobald's-road, London, where he addressed a hash of ribaldry to his hearers which was received with loud yells of approbation: and last Sunday, he held another meeting on the Curragh of Kildare. These Sun- day exhibitions are offensive to decency, and to every feeling of pious and sincere Christians. We do not see, if they are ...

... ?~~~~~~w~~ :w , --~ THE CHlURCHWARDExs AND 'IlE DEPUly ItI COlDEIt. lP't (Jnilc trimc past, J. li. ieCl&R), Es1., ( tOie Deputy ErecltCer of tile borough, :Irs ociiUpiOd a suat i (lhe Cor- poration pew, ill tile HIoly Irinity CIturcb, -wherc there is pielty of roolln, as rfew ot thile Ins bers atC in thle halbiL of at c itcjig. Oil lFiiday last, Iiowovor, he recivred tilhe rOl- loVwilng ...

... BISHOPRICS IN TUIE COLONIES. _ . I Wn eN the design of establishing additional bishoprics in our colonies was first promulgated, we hailed it is the most essential, and as likely to be the mnost successful, mnode of net only increasing tile illfluelice of tlatt church, bat of maintaining the connexion between thelce dependen- cics and the mother country. We are glad to find, thlerc- fore, that ...

... I PARLIAMENT.-POSITION OF THE, MINISTRY | 1i IW nt t. nnl wnrb ahll Rive the I PARLIAMENT met last night; and we shall give the Queen's speech in a second edition. It will, no doubt, be explicit, without being prolix; and will put the country in possession of the leading points in the policy of the ministers. It is probable, thait on the address, which will be an echo of the speech, some of ...

... r4 be turtb.. . Tisa Ciuncli iN PuLIA.-The visit of the King of r., Prussia to this country, which will certainly take place in L the course of the present month, will probab.ly prove to n, have been one of the most important events that have occuried in modern times. Thele King of Prussia en- ni. iertained, and it has been inherited'from his father by the is reigning monarcb, a strong ...

... ! I.-J. 1. - R(Ariculture. Rrsr.-The cultivation of. rye, -as spring food for sheep, de- serves partirular attentiou. . It is pursued extensively upon the chalk II Ieloshire, an~ isirout Saffron Walden; forithe purposeof inangriog tbelaod for a tamip crop. Mr. Mlilbsarn, a most intel- I ligent end active member of that society, has 'lately, In a paper: publisbed in the Journal of the iRoyal ...

... locau nthcllimm. Sir John Hanmer was one of the conmpanv a Sir Robert Peel's parliamentary dinner, on Wed:. 2' week. HULL AND SELBY R ILWAY.-Traffic retPrI for the week ending October 0th, iS l:- Passengers (307S). parceis, &C. . £596 3' Goods, cattle, sheep, grain, &c.. . lo C) Total £102s 111 EXPORT or HoRSES.-On Wednesday last. NveWr shipped by Mr. Bonsell, front the livery ...

... OUR COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH TURKEY OUR AND AUSTRIA. WE understand, that Sir RoBERT GonnoN, as ambas- sador at Vienna, and Sir STRATFORD CANNING, at Con- stantinople, are instructed to use every effort to carry into fill effect the commercial treaty, concluded between Prince METTEnNIcH and Sir FEDBEIicI, LAMti, in 1838; but which has, hitherto, owing to the claim set up by Russia, of ...

... ALTERATION OF THE SOUND DUES. The house of L. Lindbergs, Wim. and Co., Elsinore, has furnished a contemporary -with the following particulars of alterations of the Sound Dues, ,which were to take place on the 15th of this month, and to continue in force for teo years certain:- Enumeration of articles of merchandizc onl -which the Sound Dues will be rendered, from the 15th June, 1841, and ...

... I I LONDON, THURSDAY MORNINGu . FRANCE.-THE SARDINIAN TREATY A CA3INET QWLSTION.-The Paris papers of Monday and Tuesday are almost devoid of interest on this side the channel. On the former day, in the Chamber of Deputies, A. Guizot, in a speech of great manliness and eloquence, declarcd that he would consider the Sardi- nian ?? a Cabinet qestion. The first amemdment of the opposition, moved ...

... jistorical- 'Ietchetb of' ol leunes. W TH ATAICK, A - I WITH THE HAMLETS OF EkGHAK AND SKIRLINGTON. TPWICKi, Atteuwicl, and Attingwiek, as it is Va. riously written, is bounded on the cast by the sea; on the west by the township of Hermese; on the south by that of Bewbolme,- and the hamlet of Erghsrn; 'on the north by the lordship of Skirlingten. Many' of the inhabitants in the seigniory who ...

... LETTER FROM DR. PUSEY ON THE PRO. POSED THEOLOGICAL TEST AT OXFORD. MydeiU-.-You ask me what I shoild do incase this uew test to be proposed to Convocation, should pass. I woulod say stooCe, that others, not so Immediately affected or intendeadiy this test, need not, I should think, make up their Mitn4 yet I plainly have no choice; it is not meant that 'ls4atdtlkeit. norcan 1. You ...