... Efte e~ ier4pol JtIrrrurL. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPitEMA. FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1843. We trust it is not yet impossible to agree upon a ornprehensive system of education which shall not s be incompatible with religion in general. We deny f that the attempt has fhiled. We deny that a Tory, Government has any right to assume, on the repre- Y sentation of the Church, that sectarianism is unrea- sonable ...

... trfte btitr~fftt ftl'vcurA#. SALUB POPULT LEX SUPREMA. F7RIDAY, APRILc 28, 1843. We are informed, on the best authority, that. during the Easter recess, the Government has beenl ?? engaged in negotiations with the representa- Lires of the Dissenters, snd of the Liberal party opposed to the Education Bill, and that, as the f result of these negotiations, they have made up their minds to accede ...

... IMEETING IN FAVOUR OF SIR 3. GRAHAM'S ~ ' . .Ad - c ne ?? em YestOrdSY, as aipremed in ?? adyorilseiltents, A meetlfli 01 e5t'?' d the friendS of licelettital edo tln.?wh ?? theOl5Ii?S55 scrapl np in that subject ?? When liutsi0flt. was held in tbe Royal Amphitheatre, Great Clistlo ehildt ii street. to adopt and sign a potitlitfl to the Legi5httt5tO? Tho e ineotlog was called foe ...

... 'A,,10in WEDNES-DAY, A14ps4 19.. ie~w The ad30afneid monthly and quarterly meeting o t- 4Council ms hold on Wednesday last, fore th e pron tb inotant, lng the business left unfinished at the eerovtinon the th bint for .and also to tales Into consideratiton the P brovision ?? bill fo the better ?? of filre within the borough. There w a mey full attendance of prembeM CAtEAAINST THE HEAD ...

... THE WATE OP MONSIEUR ACZXLLE. By dMIS SSEELMP. MONSIEUR ACHILLE was the richest banker in Paris. Born and bred a Jew, he had, when very young, from motives of interest, E conformed to the Christian faith; he was now about forty years t of age, but looked some years less, short, stoat, sallow, with the features peculiar to the tribe, black hair, bushy whiskers, small piercing eyes, dressed in ...

... . -- ?? -- V.1111itilliviltiMl I-ouseo of Lordsm. Mondaty, Aporil 1(1 ?? ?? Wjished i tm-L trim e.thiolaie of the exileflgo of' tile Vim- ?? L owe'r poroposed~o t) ho svrelov mlt tire new H ousoes of Parlllolemet. I'rorol t II plat', it n II pea re, ?? I IIo lit, gh t of the Ituber ?? ) be t out'I tli proportion IO tito riost of' tire boildleg. Ilie hopied thet core would be tol~en toI revi'e ...

... SCOTS PALANET-R ?? ..TttTt ,, -. . DUNDEE BARB3OUR DILL. Thla obeject of the bill, brtoulght in by Lr j den Hallyburton anti Alr Du) erd t Dundee linarboutr acts, Inito porifitie, j loneq tually maintaining, improvinePtve. r4c hour, and for regulating varei ttidli necteel therewcith. O ae~ i ht The bill extends the proviinsathifre Gee. IV. and 6 William IV.)tthpeet TrnrSTEE.Ee-The bill repelth ...

... Yesterday evening a most splendid banquet was given by the Lord Mayor to Sir Robert Peel and a distinguished party. The dinner was served up ia the Egyptian Hall, and the plate exhibited on the occasion cost nearly L.100,000. The company present on the occasion amounted to about 150 persons. After the removal of the cloth, the LORD MAson, who appeared to be labouring under a severe hoarse- ...

... NIGHT ASYLUM FOR THE IiOUSELESS, OLD IJSMUARKEET CLOSE. I QUARsTERLY REPORiT 1`110OM ]ST JANt. TO leT APRtIL l~ 1843. at L The number of'applictionS for night shelter and.~ T hu relief at this Institution within the peri od of this ne report has bcen 3506 teak Whereof rejected . 81 nine u p t Number of admissions . 3477 ccivi Of which number there were 1787 males and Grai 1690 femnales ;of the ...

... LAT EST N EWS. (From our Speciat Carreqpon/rnt.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENINo. The British Enigration end Colonization Asso- Ciftiotn, which made sn much noise in the Police Court of the Mansion-Hlouse about six roonlli ago, vvas again on the tapis yesterday before the Lord Mayor, under circumstances that go far to prove that it was one of those schentes of plundering the poor and unprotected, ...

... Ute CbpflnI jeutul DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1843. HOW WE ARE LEGISLATED FOR. We who live in Ireland ought to be the most happy of created people. There is no country under hea. ven which has the advantage of so many friends-to advise and counsel. Those who care nothing for us feel bound to give us their advice-those who expect to make anything out of us, of course feel impelled to do the ...

... II ' ROYAL- DUBT4N, SOCIV.T . To TiE EDITOR o0 THE pUBLIN VI;eNsNo MAIL; SIRa-In your publication of IMideay,' the 14th instant, there appeared a letter addressed to you, signed a 3. L. Naper, :'and appended thereto, a document styled a memo- riaL To the Counoil and. Members of the Royal Dublin Soc'ety, dated 29th of 1March, 1843, and bearing the joint signatures of Leinster, and. J. L. ...