... THE I NTRIGUES OF LOUIS PHIILLIPPE. As the designs of Louis Philippe upon the ?? become developed, whataluourn- ful spectacle is presented by the position of the I unhappy victim of his barbarous policy. ire, are not now about to advert to those recent public transactions in the capital of Spain which excite the curiosity and enlist the sympathy, hspeculations of the people of othercountries. ...

... MR. LABIOUCHIE,81e ON TIIE CORN LAWS, 11 To tise Bailifts of the Boroatll of Ta unton. chai r Gentlemnen,-I understand that it is intend- labo -ed to invite you to call a public meeting of the ease e inhahitants of Taunton, to consider the sub-, nviv i ject of the Corn-law ; and, as I am afraid that' und n it will not be inl my powver to attend it, I ' ad-' Own y dress you for the purpose of ...

... IMPORTANT OPINION UPON. ILWAY. I LABILITIES, .I For the 'satisfactono rRedrwe(ud. Tb1pcs)' determined onl lavinkgt the best legal opinion tliat could be obtained on thil subject, an Itths! ?? submitted the' fllowing, nsel to d t w ~ith ?? If in CASE. c I The.opirnlon of Coulasel is requested onl the following 511 Amocngth numerous Railwaky pro eets, we have, e selected three, which we call ...

... It has been a long and inveterate practice among the ?? people to accompawy their charities with fee- tivity. If a subscription is to be got up tor Polish emigrants, it is heralded by a Polish ball. If the as- sistance of the benevolent is required for a hospital or an orphan asylum, it is deemed advisable to have a dinner at the Freemasons' Tavern or the Albion. ~ancin~g, music, and the ...

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... ENDOWMENT OF.A ROMAN CATHOLIC t . CCHURCH. . The endowment of thle Reman C~atholic Church in t Ireland has fo und favour with ~Liberal -politicians, i'chisfly from the belief that the prieote in the first itt- stance, arnd; through the influtence of, the priests, the people, might he inspired with attachment to the law5 cr and Government under which they live. The great coit. v servative ...

... tamcbroler. seel. sOt., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1847. L. MARa-LAFE, FRIDAY. r as The millers, bakers, and dealers appear to be toler- casta ably well satisfied that they will derive no advantage by Ins, holding off longer, and as their stocks are generally LIIB, reduced to a very low ebb, they have lattly bought on a air- sufficiently extended scale to give an impetus to prices. sp-, Wheat has ...

... RE PORTS .OF- THHE PASTy HARVEST. -(From the Gardeners-' Chronicle.) The -words Below and ccOver, in the colunins of Past Averages, signify that the past. averag hsbe'elw or over that of thC rsn er h ako ltroainipista threshing has not proceeded so far as to justify an answer to the questions that have been put. The symbols. X and - after any fiure are to be read .and upwards ccaud ...

... FRIDAY, DEC. 17,1 On the motion of Sir George Grey, the petition, complaining of the conduct of Lord Fitmnardinge in the Wl est Gloucester election, VeS ret ferred to the Committee of Privileges. ?? answer to a question from MrGladstosc, Lord J. Russell said, he could not slate the precise day when he should be abl& to bring forward the measure relating to the navigatiit laws, but he was ...

... This Regatta came off on Monday and Tuesday under the favourable auspices of beautifully fine weathar, and attracted a larger assemblage of all classes than on any former occasion. The scene it presented on both days, particularly the first, was in the highest degree animated and exhilarating. The most admirable arrangements were made by Louis Vandenbergli, Esq., most etfi- cicntly assisted by ...

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... ¶lowl. WEDNE.SOAVI, 3lAVI 27, 1840.r AeIFAIRS OIF Bon s ?? the .shilopinr G'a- zetle J-Bva private letter broniglt byv the Indlit wI ail, cold dated[ Voit dle GallIc, A pril 111, 18it, e have io- telligeuic' ol' pain la let II est trolnk Bourneo ariili, (Ut C W1 t perate i11015jf piramy to pi'vvl'lee t on, tht sll and1 tel 0iw eurresponden ,.tatos thaot M4r. liroolt s, theni at Suainsk., had ...