... ZIULTUtX IN PAUVC. l An Arnerican paprsys TeGra esenbouh c vr- re 1ouse and Illatiard's3, stolen nuantity of, sove.rcigll a; ~t IcI Iit.nd Jo re then. iccatuised. Thi Sunerthy ovllben pley nb hack (Is berries. Eat-h steamier wiillbring a fresh lot. to A parson p:tdou mn whos had!a prefus In of.;.ino~ on his X5I £ tfoee oacopr 'Al, m1:13ior, Hidl th rtu ta sure sign of wealtness when No ...

... | By way of a eounterpoise to the public meeting held in Clayton-square, on Monday week,-which all parties were invited to attend without distinction-the Tories had a public meeting, ter their fashion, in the Amphi- theatre, on Wednesday last, to petition in favour of Lord Stanley's Bill for the better registration of voters in Ire- land. The distinction between the two meetings was net ...

... octropolis. THE QUEEN. -It is whispered, in circles likely to be acquainted with the fact, that her Majesty is in a way likely to prevent the succession to the throne from passing into any other than the direct line. The report derives strength for her Majesty's recent abstinence from her favourite exercise oln horseback, and also from dancing, in which she is known to take much pleasure. ...

... t -- s rFrom the Limerick Standard.) In proportion as Popery attains power,'. and station, and patronage, and courtly favour, il the same ratio do her designs become matured, more fully developed, and more unblushingly avowed. Political ascendancy and religious supremacy, nay, exclusiveness, are her aim-Popery alone shall be the religion of Great Britain. To achieve this end, the Established ...

... THAT the prime conspirator against the Nionarch should, by the connivance of an unprincipled GovCreat, hold the fate of the empire in the balance, is the fore,, t evil of these fearful times. All sound judging perso, perceive that Great Britain stands or falls as its propert and loyalty shall overthrow or be overthrown by the Popish conspiracy, worked by revolutionary Power, con. bined with ...

... UOUSE OF? COMMONS -WDNEStDA, WsMAT 2?. X k.ontinuedfrom ye.eterday'8 Free7rmanr.) BRITISH GUIANA. Mr. W. GLADSTONE wished to ask the noble lord I whether he had instructed the Guvernor of British Guiana to insist upon the adoption ofa new civil list, being a large I increase on the former civil list; and whether he bad not, in a despatch to the governor, stated that the advance of money on the ...

... SA'lTURDAY, AMtly ?? 30t1, lS-40 CHURCH [II DS1'PJ.NE. In the Houtse, ot Lords on l'uesd(ay an ar~ijiaterl die1ci- sion took placc amnntg thle right rcverend prelates. ipn .the occasion of a lctitioo presented by .the Archbishlop of ,Duiblin praying6 for a revision of thc articles tend iiturgy of the Church. Now wce are at a loss to divine w hat oc- cus~ion there cart be ior asuih alter~ition. ...

... WEST SUPFOLK .?f?r5(ulIeE*'?,5 dIU8@C?aUOfl. The second meeting l'urnwsrdlng pstcs'e to aep-eheareirs was held In 'his town on FrIday last. The place selected for csmpetltlnn wee a paddock to lirideweli Lane, In the ticouptitlun of Mr. t3rldgmao. The shearera amounted In number to 32; not quite so large a number as last year, but Intloliel a better selection ci' shenrers? A mtstch of a ?? a ...

... JtZ~iAstULE NATUHAL ClURiOSITY.-A very singular and ,efect Oak tree, in a fossil state, bas been recently discovered a 5 ad pit at calcot (Tilehurst), near the Bath-road. Vari- aus braches have, during the last two months, been dug out dlose to the spot where the tree was found, and about ten days ago the labourers employed there brought the above singular ?? to light; it was only about four ...

... WEEKLY SUM ARY OF FOREIGN HISTORY. plate JOVRNALS mention that official reports from the .TlEe cntain very unsatisfactory news as to the temper of pr~,eopces 1trovs,; il g still somewhat dear and scarce. the jpjeaieeo~ 1rnonlcCs the arrival of the Princess Victoria d Sexeateb or Gotha, the affianced bride of the Duke de of SttiS at St. Cloud, accompanied by her father (the Duke Ferinand) a and ...

... - - 11 The postage stanmps which aro to como inlo 11t0 Oil Mon- day next, will be punireascabla at Overy post-ellice in London, anli all licensed vendors of stamps. Staml)s if two )iIc0s will bo issued-ponny mnd twopenly stunlis. Tbo peiny stamps will be proited in black, the twopenuy ii bhie ink. At oach side of tho covers directions respecting the rates of postage, the pricos of stamps, &c., ...

... ji nperial lJnfianllint. l i1IUSE (F COMMONS, \\N4v'sLDAY, Al-tit. 29. 'fire Ilou-e reonmnetd its riitml. t i4 day. ''ire Speake t.to; tile cialir at four o'clock. Nutmernu1 petitions wale presewtedbr riifterent lon. Zrlenrbersi in favour of Claurch eleasviutna ainst a wvelr w ith (:Clirr, again-t arny furt her geant to Alaynnot h hor the abetihir of Churchl.rates for tie reduction of the ...