... PEARLS FOR STRINDIND. THE SCRIPTURES.' Therirspired Scriptures derived Sr singular tnity, not onlj Darn alt rue docrires farad oez t and ever-during systen or liars Intl from all the r heavenly light converging upoe erre glorious arid Divine For sritri is tie sum and the centrf itof i~ whole dispelrsatiori To Him give all the prophets wit mnss.' Whatever may be their themo in the first ...

... TO TILE FUSTIAN JACKETS, THE BLIS- TER{ED 11ANDS, AND THlE UNSHORN CilliS. illy BELOVED FRtENDs, I came to Leeds last night (Wednesday) for the purpose, as far as I could, of carrying out the wishes of those delegates assembled at Birmingham, who entertained the charges against the Executive. I was but badly able to leave home ; however, I never have flinched from the performance of my duty. ...

... ci'?artiot Sareffnqo. ]nW-BtsunY.-A district curnoil meetingwill be a hel oh Surnday, January l5th, in the large room ovolu ii'e Cooperative Store, at two o'clock in the aftfrnoon, when delegates are requested to attend from l parts of the district. II (ILMPItTru.-A district delegate meeting will be held Von Suanday next (to-morrow), at Ho!mfirth, when it is hoped as many will attend as can, ...

... IE ,ion hed TIe funeral of Lord Gillies took place on Wednesday on- week, front his house irs York Place, passing along the ma- North Bridge and up the High-street, to the Greytfriars red Church yard. T'he mournful piCricssioII was of tile most *art imposing description, from thie great number of gentle- ogs men's carrmges that followed the mournriog coaches, and the which proved the high ...

... THE C:I RONICLE. I I I Taesday, Janlary 17, 1843. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. The 1'rcnln Chainbers vere opened on Monday by the King of the Freuch. Thle Speech, a transcript of -which will bc found in another column, is pacific in tone, and concili toiy in temper, while an increasing revenue furnishes a fair topic for congratu- lation Ilis Majesty's reception within the Chamlbers and during his ...

... The meombers'of this hunt held their anniver- 0 sary meeting oin Wednesday last. Thle grey- F hounds albohi12d. seone sport and no little amiuse- I' inont to the equcstrians land pedestrians whio be- took them to thlu field ; ot hei( evening's euter- tainniont is generally the great obJ cot Of tAttraction. f A 5 o'clock aI snug dinner parlty of somec two - dozen ?? or unforeseen eircule,- ...

... WELSH CALYINISTIC IETHIIODISTS,/ To flic .Editor of /the Londonderry Standardl. St S1113-After mny return from Wales inl June last, I published Iin jour VaIlable mIiscellany), a brief i notice of a tour to Blai rind n~o of at ilegotiation i for at union of, thle Wel~sh Calvinistic III Othodists P with the( Plreltb'trianl Synod otf Englantd. At that ?? tinec, I expres.,cd aI hoitne that at ...

... AIriTTEMPT TO ASEACSENARY 1PEEL. | ; PIVATE SECREITARY. OF SIR~ Rb PEEL. II ;his bri' hersbapk a Charlng-.er5 , a .mau i wahse nimn aseeriained'to~be DrilSNullrpteb~n him, aqd;, 'fireda pi~toI at-b~lq'aet,1'thc .ba~l ;;of .which entejrpd ,tbe ody ?? tbe'unforianale gentleman, and passed cpmpietaly~tbronlh it.; 'ot 'satisfied ivith this outrage, thi, asasa n immediately ,'aw another plstoibuti ...

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... RAILROAD COMMUNICATION rmtoVGa NORTH* WALES, BETWEEN LONDON AND ÐUBLIN.- On Saturday a deputatibn, consisting of the Lord Mayor, Sir Edward Borough, Bart., (high sheriff), Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir J. Kingston James, Burt., Frederick Ponsonby, Esq., Edward Grogan, Esq., M.P., and Messrs. Pim, Perry, Haliday, M. Mullen, &c., waited upon his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, for the purpose of ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL. ARRIVALS. H rN R Y, Andrew, St. Ives, ballast.. Breeze, Chalk, Padstow, ore Ann and Elizabeth, Richards, Padstow, ore..Supply, Jones, Bristol, ballast Friendship, Lewis, Bridgwater, bricks.Diamond, Huxtable, Plymouth, ballast King David, Bailey, Bristol, powder Julia, Bayton, Chepstow cinders.. Betsey, Pym, Bridgwater, light.. Elizabeth, Koers, Bristol, sundries .Ann, ...

... Of the numerous opponents of the projected Customs r nion between France and Belgium, none have been found more constant, more systematic, and more violent, in their remonstrances to the Government, than the French iron- masters, represented and backed, as they are said to be, in the councils of that nation, by no less a personage that Marshal Soult. The letter addressed to the French Ministry ...