... FALKIRK FIRST SECI?SSION CON- Gr{EGATION. TO 'cite tittiTOlL op 'cit a ?? OBStOtLVOtt.. Sto-I read letter in your peper of the 5th cerrosi, by ii! r Do vii A odorono of GI auge to, 00 tI, e ouhjeit of ,.iatemntrt trintle in the t, Call to Secedero, &c pultli?li.. eti in the columns of the Olrscrnct of 29th ult. voiriolt, bet fat' t'ireumsranoos, I wortld hove otleerted to earlier. It is tree ...

... -Mll O'CONNELL AT MALLOW. On Sunday, Mr O'Connell beld a IRepeal meeting at Mallow, where, it is said, he was met by 400,000 per-ot. Trhe Very Rev. Dr Collins presided, and Mr O'Connell spoke upon the usual topics. In the evening he Was entertained at a public dhii r, and on his health being given, lie delivered an viddress more menacting rndi mere directly pirpaping his fol- lonters fir ...

... )\V EDINBUREGH. IIS eSATURDAYS JANUARBY 7. ?? he London is in a sad bus about the income n- tax. The Tower WVard, the city of Wcestmin. perster, and other metropolitan districts are all up in rsarms. Great complaints are made of vexatious sucare-the CHANcErLOR of the EXCFIEQUER dy has been appealed to through a deputation, but en he can give no redress. W}e dare say that in somny instances ...

... (From oar Special Correspondent.) LONDOX. SATURDAY EVENIrNG. The business paper of the Commons is filled with motions and orders of the day for the ensuing week, many of them of an exciting character, and all more or less deserving of attenition. The arms bill is the chief point of attack or the Liberal party against Ministers, and Lord Palmerston is expected to come out on Monday evening in ...

... THIE PUNISHMENT OF TRANSPORIA- rio,.q (From the Letter of a Private Soldier.) If they (the convicts) miscoridoct themselves in the least before they get their tickets, their masters can take them to any Magi trate for the lea t petty misdemeanour, and get them from 50 to 150 lashes, besides returning them to Government ; and if they are found guilty again, they are sent to an ironed gang for ...

... TNLE Cl3 URCI-l OF SC'OTLAND). (Dublinl Ei'eJning Post.) l~e regrar d as one ol' the most curious pieees of Johnl ]ullism, thei inditlerence with whichl the grent clerical movemenit in Scotlandl is regardrted in England~. 'Ihe press only gives folrth ia note of dlisapprobationi now andl then, anid thle public of' Enigland lookol, seeminigly, upon thle concern as a mere pat iso squabble. It has ...

... ,lExtcunr OEFICe, FoejR A.st. The London Dapers of Thursday evening an- nounce as their Latest News the arrival of the Great Western from New York, which we have anticipat- ed in the Liverpool papers, and have given a sum- mary of the istelligesce brought by this now cele- brated steamer, which is four (days later than that received by the Acadia, but contains noticing of particular interest. ...

... ED INBURGH.D MlONDAY', JAINUARYZ1 16. We have only time to direct attention to the eloquent and argumentative speech of Mir RUTHERURulD, and the other able addresses de- livered at the Leithl Anti-Corn Law Demonstra- tion on Saturday evening, of whlichl a full report will be found in our paper of this day. W~e have received communications for which wve have not room, hut the purport of which ...

... To ?tnc Mnoa? OF TItil t.nTl? Caip? ROB Elt'r.ltil. When. from the hroathln0 tatri at lit a na ,i ii? The cltolicttd Inca I departs I Dtadi'o rat Thuagh .'1d the ni0h, and Ililtol Ito I ?? a?r Ho friendaltip ajeitilal 11cr thy awl, IlaO? Yet (kOjIOt gnat'. a 1anftiic ita.s at lend - The people's neardian, and the people'. Iri.itj '1'he fearless ?? at all Itane,, i'aa.a, Ft rat to denerve, tat ...

... PARISH OF NORTII LLITiT. On Thturslday thie Pribhytery of Edinburglrl mtr in the church of North Leit h. when. after a sermron by the Rev. Mr Fowler of Ratbo, moderator, the Rev. Mr Davidson of North Esk, was, in the pre- sence of a numerous audience, formally inducted to the pastoral charge of the large and populous parish of North Leith. In the afternoon from 120 to 130 gentlemen, including ...

... -1faIteonian 5*hVUtr. EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, JULY 29. A telegraphic despatch announces the sur- render of Madrid to the revolutionary forces. On the 22d inst. General NARVAEz attacked General SEOANE at Torrejon in the vicinity of Madrid,' and after a brief encounter of a quarter of an hour the hostile forces fraternised. General ZURBANO escaped, and concealed himself in Ma- dridl; but his son ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SUI5 CALEDONIA. til Liverpool, Monday Morning.be The Boston need Halifax royal mail steam ship Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived in the Mersey late 7 last night, making one of her usual quick passages. She left the former port on the Ist, and Halifax on to the Sd inst. We The news she brins is five days later than that TI received by the Ro-cius. thi The following extracts ...