... DOM.~ESTIC XNTE=aXuZGENCE. The entire Regent's Park' will be thrown open to the public on Sunday, the 15th inst. Sir F. Burdett has been on a visit to Sir R. Peel, at Drayton. The Earl ?? Lonsdale, at his audit last week at Appleby,'caused from twenty to twenty-five per cent, on theirents to be returned to his tenants. -- It is stated that Sir George Cockburn goes to the Mediterranean, in ...

... DEiSCIPTIONIOF PROPERTrY DESTOYEbl) : IN THE GREAT ARMOUR Y.,- ?? T~l~foltlninis acorrect descriptibn of ?? viiriots pieces of ornance. &, on the 9rdUdkfloor unider the srll nrmuoury., 're principal portions were trophies ?? valou h inany'of gi anuj' uiry, ana the whole forming, a qspl d ntid hili lyititerestibi collection. : : ' ' ' ; It hen'trae& w ' tso ~ribss 210po'unders, elaborately ch ...

... AGRXCUY&TJlURA1 ZNTZLLcENCEj. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. At a montlely cooeecil, held on Wednesday, the let December, preseut, Henry H-andcley, Esq., presideset, in the chair, Duke of RilroeEarl Spenicer,. Col. Austen, David Barclay, Esq., AliP,'Ilso= o Raymond Barker, REq,, Hleasr Blsatshard, Esq., French Burke, Esq., Col. Cheallnr, time ean,, Esq., Humt- phrey Gibbs, Esq., ...

... I e dci hear, from all quarters, that a dastardly aid vin- f dictive spirit of persecution is abroad, and tqlat nu- a merous admirers of the constitution, as by la esta blished, are turning off their workmen forliaving d dared to exercise their constitutional rights onl Tues- f day last. Such persons are unfit for freedom or a d free country 'Whey have nothing English about them. Il They are ...

... political juirror. TAXATION.-There is a double system of taxation in operation amongst us,-a government taxation of known amount, and collected by ostensible agents,-and a class, or monopolist, taxation, of unknown amount, and which every- body collects for himself, ill virtue of laws passed at a time when few understood that every dutyimposed upon a fbreign article in general use, raises the ...

... EZECTrzO GMEANENGS. The Instof the elections.,that for Wexford county, closed on Thursday week, with the return of two Liberals, Mr. Power~and iCapt. Hattoin, by a large majority over Mr. Morgan the ' Tory. Mr. Samuel Carter Hall, i the husband of iMrs. Hall the novelist, w as nominated ;'bitamerely pro JorIa, to put the Tory candidate on an equality with the others ii certain arrangeitients ...

... had On Monday, the Mayor, It. Phippen, Esq., accompanied soon by most of the gentlemen officially connected with the city, proceeded, in pursuance of' a notice given, to walk the the boundaries of the borough, as set forth in the, boundary act, lion, and which, we believe, bas ne'.er before been done. 'or a The company assembled at the H-otwell house, at half-past nine o'clock, and, the ...

... aL HONEY-i4TOON. -My aunt Barbaira is a somewvhat quizzical spinster of the old school-plerpendicular ats a poplar and. dry as a shaving-isho scorus, -to have beers ?? conlstrutctd by lprovidconeB for the epoch of farthlgingss anid hiigh-heeled shoces. In those slipshod times of ease and comufor~t, the good lady is thrown aWay. One feels tbat Richardson was ehested oflher; that sho ...

... apolitical jfttrcor. ToRYISse AND THrE TIMBs.-The Times has at length undertaken to describe Toryisrm. It has done it con amore, and shown a perfect knowledge and feeling of the subject. In a leader of last Saturday it describes in graphic language the ruin of Toryism, and states the causes of its ?? decline and fall. I Toryism fell, . it says, 1 partly because it became tainted with those ...

... pR?SBYTI?R? or ?T?tATHDQt*?E?. ten SETTLEMEN'1' OF TilE ICItt\. MR. EDWARDS. dot M.tit'SOCU, ?? Jan. 21. m? Long before ditybreak, Abeichirder 'ace all astir, neil fisiet Pro all quactere peoplehegan to tltrongtowiirda the scene election ma The nuniber ot'persons present, at eleven o'clock, was piobably we 1200 or 1300. It was at mice evident thai to conduct the pro. ci' ceedings in Cite manse ...

... ]IURMNG Qi' TIII? ChURChES IN DUNDEE. Feriliei' Paa'lieeiitrr.-( Dr oiled Cetil'b'i'. 3 'I'itc fire etigititied in a store at the ivoel side ci' the South Iiititteli, ectitigocot. to the pasa:ire hate let it tttitl the Steeple thatch end wlieii we reeched the stlot the ititoes wove tintet- lag cot of the vt'itidcvr? ?? led in tite ottitte fetnieth itt ititet at iltetoitetioti ci these ...

... .. P. . - . ,. inl iiL'dttt'oriy, Deeember' 3ii Ma at Tie PROVOST, 1I'V0e.95 l'l ir- A Report wao read fromt tliore isiing CO'lmerltoo, recoin- N Nei ,n mnen d in g t ImIaVIa lim of by~ lurg Lo eu i the) refrusea strit' ol f theIaIII bri' S ieb bout' onl the Iiulcq, as proposedl by Mv Abmrriclry, Tiere o roxuit re ?? mleealn erieapted tile repocz i. henltml t i Visidleg die CoRinititeO to ...