... An.. ADMIIRABLE prophets are libera& -in power, for like the Delphian oracle they'are prepared with every turn of fortune for an interpretation favourable to' their interests. ltahOltt's miracle is the daily work'of these empirics, While after the most pompous pledges of tranquillizing legisIatio0 'when disaster tracks their path, and the' sources finisterial confidence are dried up, they ...

... I ijrial Ifiruffitt., a OUSE Ok L'ORDS.R Thel * R&DrA~a 2!.agains Their Lordahips wco* pltdz iitely eapseed with the, reception Registi f pe-titions, amcnonget w foh woet-s versa agastr the Iroolit the tall sysun Of ohuyech getmoosg It Bjotikaod, for chlsarch extension, t(2e pe anfrand against the ftpisel hf the cornlws The Inanesn krisaoners 11111, wias read asseosod time. ]esd The otin o Eal ...

... NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE I SOC IB T Y. The first Annual General Meeting of the Proprie- , tors in the National Loan Fund Society, for the purpose of receiving the Directors' report, electing some Directors, &c took place on Wednesday week. It waslield at ?? ITavern, Bisltopsgate.strcet. It was numerously and most h -respectablyv attended. Amon gst the proprietors present we re ...

... CAMBRIDGE ELECTION DECLARED VOID. WHOLESALE TORY BRIBERY. TiliE Committee of the House of Commons on Io the Cambridge Election, after a long inquiry, filled with revolting details of wholesale and audacious bribery by the agents of Mr. MANNERS SUTTON, have unseated that Member, and passed the following resolutions - b C; TuE Committee have determined that the RIon- g ourable John Henry Thomas ...

... LONDO'N NEWS 01' THURSDAY EVENING. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY. MUaNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (IRELAND) BILL.- Counsel were to be called in to be heard against this Bill, after an explanation from the MARerUIS of LANSDOWNE that they were only to speak to its details, as in the case of ,be English Municipal Bill. HtOUSF. 01' COMMONS, THUCRSDAY. MIr. BAINES presented petitions from Eythorne, in the ...

... -H)- . ?? - IMO S AVEDN.E'ILJA ?? M~ 13.1 ?? pltulHmii0 u111 ?? IresetCl~ed. Io ?? X ?? IVTCotedl petlIon' InI ?? tt.' U11eci ot'l'l l.xtetisioi, Inl ?? l t ?? tit'o 1 CL'7)l ?? M'oo/ie/! j et'seold ?? ?? C'liR-li I igi ESXt12~it'.t) f ititt the 1 Disae~tt hg Coungregatoltis Of ii imu.. it V C vcr C'hapel arnd 6illi hlvipcl, 'I he galliant Captainl also lit,i Itrescediei a ie'tiioll from ...

... I 11;d ?? v, \ 1' ,lz IL 11?41). 'i'ln ?? (if J15ist'l.'' ?? ijsledio ML 'Adi~titc ?? Ilig'h soilt jiiohbitory ?? tueL til.riodltction ii' Icirtis~h irtsl, itthoulgh such con- inii titeacs lotiti it, wa V acowms ?? 1'hri. Stitle aLviZII (i0Covv~iilehic ts' VitirreIi tro a itigi~gll litith a ?? Mt ?? heckilLt; ?? trading nol tie sooth. casti-' anti i11 til t; lsivet in asuree is it) keep ttii ...

... X'rort1b muflk 4v soteft .VolfoX AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. BYl EXPIIESS, fllrleston, Fnd7day Eveniny, J.past t;. We hail with unmingled satisfaction the annual recurrence of meetings of this description, which are of so much so- knowledged importance to tte agricultural interest, and which, Indeed, areproductiveo1incalculablebenefistoall classes. The land-owner and the tenant are brought toge. ...

... ZPSWICH CHARLTIESe. The monthily meeting of the iplasich Cluisrty Trus tees wasI held at the Town Hall onl Saturday lasI-. 'There were pre- sent Air. Rodwe~ll the 11ev. J. C. Ebden, Mir. C. Cotehes. ter, Mir. Blowman', AMr. Brtern, Mr. Hunatd, Air. Footman, Mr. W. Toriser, Air. Ray, and Air. Hammond. Major Tutiteast was called to the chaill. cIttateCS I55555ITAL &CHOOL. The disnussion of the ...

... LON:DON, MAY 26. Paris Papers of Friday anid Saturday arrived yester. day. The discussion respecting the remains of Napoleon was finally terminated on Friday. After a debate of nearly four hours, it was agreed that they should be de- posited under the cupola of the Invalides-that a special monument, surmounted by an equestrian statue of the Emperor, should be raised to his memory, and, in ...

... -I'llh FaEEMAN16 JUUh.NA.-L., DUBLIN, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 840. - - THE. STANLEY .BILL. The Spectator, as most of our readers are n1 aware, has no great affection forlreland. Neither has Pe it at any time been very distinguished for its ad- be vocacy of Irish interests or Irish rights ; but the th monstrous injustice of Lord Stanley's bill to fir amend the registration of voters in Ireland has ...

... THE NATIONAL AssUC1ATION .THE REPEAL. I h A- .. . .- L I i ne J4adtonaL Association is rapidly progressing. Each day brings new accessions of members and of funds; and, before many weeks shall have gone by, we hope to find its organization equally perfect and far more extensive than even the Ca- tholic Association in its palmiest days. They who hitherto withheld their support from the pre- ...