... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MINISTERIAL DECLARATIONS AGAINST IRE. LAND-CONTINUED FALL IN THE ENGLISH IFUNDS. r SATURDAY, MAY 20.-A degree of animation and fluctua. tion, strongly bringing to remembrance the palmy days that existed pending the last continental war, hasprevailed in the Money Market during the present week. Speculation has been carried on with an activity that has not prevailed for 3 years past. The ...

... r)10f~ 11° rIA ITAN. ! ,i. ?? street, 2th May, 1843. 0, ~ ~ ~ ae h a~srip- | he ?? three pountds are the subs Z1e- Tc verY ettellent institutioll under your fos. i~ . jur n lJ Carnnon, of ,Leinster-street, Mr. tfD? °f f er-street, and your very humble l,: bli~s °JOHN BYRNE. er lie gount, Dublin, 24th May, 1843. j ]3nNOEThIo poor unprotectedfemales pf'tli j,;tc from all quarters to seek shelter ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. The Speaker took the chair at the usual time, but there be- ing only 18 members present, the house adjourned. THURSDAY, MAY 18. Mr. Shsrman Crawford brought on his motion for leave to bring in a bill to secure the full representation of the people, and to shorten the duration of Parliament. He supported his motion by historical precedent, admitted the great damage which had ...

... Among the Old Westminsters who attended the recent anniversary dinner we observed two representatives of old Breconsliire families, Sir Thomas Aubrey, Bart., and our much beloved neighbour, Archdeacon Davies. ...

... TieL of #mtigot. :AIITLP nA aI . ?? SATURDAS'. I MAY 20, 18143. c NIWPORT.'] At the Borough Court, on 3op. d day, Frederick Pallbn,a soldier, was fined 20s., and in, s delault committed for orne month, tor throwing stonies at and striking, Benjamin Osman, a post-boy at the Star. c At the County Court, on Wednesday, Barnabas 2 Groves, of' Fresilwater, was lined ?? and 5s. costs, Ibr strilhing ...

... CAMIJIUDIDGhE ELECT'ION CulOlillTn E.I SIXTH DAY. The commeittee Rasuembied yesterday eva eleven o'clock, git it ljiari lleathcote, Bart., chiramap. yheChairll~l jufernacle the parties that the committeo W reoved ' that counsel alily proceed with hIls ex. The exafluflatiolk of %Villhiam Bidwell was then resumed by Mr. liurclii'i :When 1 told Mr. Fitzroy ltslly it wes asllsy iutsittion vo-te, ...

... THE AERIAL STEAM SHIP MIANIA. ? ret rnt~ntint . * A 5,lAd ,nisr olI~In. - S Report of the Cowrnmttee appointed by PescIii to investigate 11 > the cornparaliA c merits of the flying maclaille, ?? to in l recent numbers of his journal. The At the conclusion of their labours, your CORl e Committee have much pleasure in laying the following Hyde results of their investigations before you, being ...

... Cbartiot Entelligence. LOVDON.-A public lecture was delivered on Tucsdny evening, at the City of London Political and Scientitic lustitt-on, by Feargus O'Connor, Esq. upon the land, admission twopence. Shortly pre- vious to eight o'clock, Mr. O'Connor arrived, andI was greeted with loud approbation. On the motion of Mr. Cuffay, Mr. Shaw was called to the chair, and in au appropriate manner ...

... , ME M-OR1ING CHRONICLiT i L ND N LONDON: IWE.DNLBSD.4 1, AIA 1' 21, I$4. In the lloUsz of LORDS, last night, the Earl of| } POWRIS moved the second reading of a hill Po i mo e . . .. .. . .I vitn repcal So in uch of the Ecclesiastical Bc- Irtitices Act as provides for the union of the i Sces of Bangor and St. Asuph. Ie had undertaken fthis task froni a scense of duty to the Church, and D hc ...

... i CAMBRIDGE ELECPION COJIU1iT''EE, E +~~-4 11I TFI DAY. The committee assembled yesterday at a quarter after eleven. Sir William l-eathcote, Bart., Uhairman. The examination of James Atkinson was resumed by Mr. Hiriglake. Mr. Hazard came into the committee rooen at the tui glu, while Gray was exaumiuing the register to uscer- tui tf nis vote was all right. lie and Gray went aside and spoke ...