... IVIAI I - T11~ fANTI.COR'NLAW-v COF EC At the meeting Of this body5 inding~' whlt last, Mr. H. stavisfeld MOVe a rasiiqltion recoinmen.lgol the c nstitencie Its iltn dgs{~iz e their represeiitativ eill T ill tne ?? to In port thei re Io the corn A laws, and concludintg folo' -- Y~8Conferenlc0t would further bring under the nolic sofe sthep Conilm di sea * te Lagu th prpriely of taking ...

... The recently published supplement to the morial GawSete, entitled Cheep Sugar by Free Labour, con. tains a body of statistical information on the presentstatO and prospects of the sugar trade, which is worthy'of seriM- uus attention, although the apparent design of the whole is much more'to atssist the West Indian interests than to fi.tour those Of the British consumers. With aconlider- l ...

... C O N SU DIP w T ZO N. CALen STUREitY was about to be married to Ellen Fairman, the f daughter of an exemplary clergyman into whose establishment i he had been received ns a tutor, and the twentieth birth-day of s the young lady had just been celebrated in the domestic circle amidst innocent joy and bright anticipation. The lover thus proceeds with the touching narrative:- l We met on the ...

... Agricultural Intelligellce. SiPAt5E HLSVIANDRY. \te hii tile toitot. ltig suggestions as to o, prolitoble Meothiod' of illd Ing employment for labolurers out of work, and, at tile same time, of Inereasing the iluantity (f food III tho country, II% tile last numnber of the (iasowooj Citicen, fromn the pen of Sir Frallci, A. AlackenalO, Bart.: Ilaving read the discusatoli which lutely tool, ?? a ...

... D)ERBY IMPROVEMENT ACT. I~~ .- I Tile Annual General Meeting of Commissioners under this Act was held at the County-hall, Derby, on Saturday morning last; Wo.lsAai BRaicie, Esq. in the chair. Mr. SiMPsoN, having read over the reports of the several committees, laid before the meeting the opinion of Mr. Serjeant Clarke as regarded Parker-street, which was hi effect, that the trustees of the ...

... LB IT H. ?? tORTS n'aooi 20ro nit 28TH MA?. Brothers, 139, Wioerrr, frito Li.rlon-2 bhds. lii qr. casks wino, for Watt & Ynle-4 Irhds. win.., for ?V. Tbomwrn-2 gr. rocks sine, for J Psliic'helt-4 qr. corks 5' lee, fr P. Frrr bee & Co. -242 toIls, cork. Irir Wati. & Yi?e-4 lihdo. wine, for J. nod J. Taylor-4 qr. casks wine, 5 chests 04 bones oranges, 25 baskets polo- toes, to srrlor-4O tons ...

... ea1c?oniau 1?ur?i, ED)INBURGH. SATURDAY, MAYr 27. Thse speech of Dr COOK on Wednesday last, on moving that the ministers who signed the protest he declared to have left the Church of Scotland, is generally regarded as the most judi- cious that could have been made in the CircUm- stanceS. It was calm and dignified, and through- out marked by a deep anxiety to avoid all irri- tating allusions ...

... 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 ...

... I IITO- THE HONOUR AND GLORY OF oqgOOlD SATT ARITAN, OLIVE MOUNT. tI GOFOE'ANG Or TUH TRADES or DUBLIN. aslt :lothu of April, the festival of the Good htile Theatre Royal, Lower Abbey-street, pre. ?? whirli can never be forgotten by the lovers l nd virtue in this country. Pursuant to a r6- * ?? to the Rev. Mr. Kirby, the congre. of the city of Dublin met in the ahore-men- loralit, ftor the ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION The weekly meeting of the Loyal National Repeal As- le eatio held yesterday is the coin Exchange. YThe c room was densely crowded. Mr. ohsn O'Coniielt entered e the room about half-past one o'clock, and was received'with if loud cheers. On the motion of the hon. member, O PA'rnic& HAYES, Esq., was called to the chair. 0 Mr. O'Connell arrived shortly after the ...

... THE COTEMPORAy PkESS. MORNING CHRONICLE.-We publish elsewhere a letter (this letter appeared in Saturday's FREEHAN) from the Morning Herald, purporting to be from Mr. Lane Fox to Mr. O'Connell. Our contemporary has of course taken care to ascertain that it is a genuine document, and that it is not dated from St. James's in mistake for St. Luke's. Indeed, the production is rather too absurd for ...

... I - MiEEffliN OF TOUIJOORPOWTIT ..A I.., 1 _si..lnt todjtournment The Corporitfion ?? PurIiw*-, a' Thel'Rig*-1t1.00ttb~loaD MAv0.J4'W 1 i; 'b hw&Ot~ te ?? l v '~yished t l ooff.t r i tha e-T Mid wsod6t te tapck ad , t e$,. port of'yesterday's discussion VwhiAh appeaii'~d in Saii,itteeis News-Lctter. Iu that report. he. w8s made to say that he h~ot&Co. )W.,,Quitinessi at- the recent electionl ...