... E ft atbewrpoo jlrcutr. SALUS POpULI >I 51UpRZMA. t FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 184.'z THE STiNDARD AND THE IRISH REPEAL E AGITATION. I Amon he Atlases fwhom Heaven gas sent into the u world to be the prope of a failing age, we have especially me, ad kncks is Se t andar whoae sapient ediotfort to notice the Liverpoof Crc adS, Chasses sient ed tor greetly gyifalling with a failing State, test against the d ...

... . -Illil?7 7?gn?Tptrt ??i varlianwat* 1. n lz D 14, _HO0US8E OP LORDS. POU F FDAJIW gMr. E PRID;-Y, J-- 9 ~~Canada The Kng oftisneti tok t~e oats an his seat as Duke Of into thi Thise LORD CIANWELLOR rea a letter from the Go'vernor- or Ont~ii~rl of India, acknowledging the vote of thanka to the army oountr) ?? campaign, and to himself for the part Ile aso fore,, sbdiis thrlne millitary ?? r ...

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... THE GUARDIAN AND THE EDUCATION _ - . BILL. )n On' Wednesday, May 3d, the Manchester Guardian Is said:;- - Although thoroughly sensible of the serious defects which existed in tile measure as originally introduced into of the House of Commons, we must confess, that we have of heard with pain many of the objections urged against it,- objections, which if pushed to their legitimate conclusions, ...

... TEGVNMN ED O T- l , MEETING OF DELEGATE AT NEWTON. Undeterred by the all but unanimous opposition to their T Education Bill, by the myriads of petitions presented against it, or the almost equally significant absence of V petitions, comparatively speaking, in its favour, Ministers have determined on what their organ, Sir Jas. Graham, a calls taking the sense of the House upon it, on the 19th ...

... IMPROVED WAREROUSE SYSTEM The annexed importiant letter wasaddreeaedby W. Broa , ! tj theFirecommitteeattheTown-hali, udorftewardisubl. to the Chairmen of the Commercial Asucelationaaws b) dattb, Eagt India C~.mmittee-room, for the purpose of ?? 7 euggesting their views for tho prevention of ires, whec nteltti i was unanimously approved of, and a resolution paued t I the Fire Committee should ...

... 1TI iV C TO the EDIpre- Br GINTLZMSNI- dul exist 1 trouble you with a w lines dul Judio whberever it inhwhlO nppeared in ho kfa of lst a Th vteecin b atgrpwar outryvvla mlne-Madstoli- iog tuirng 0a wwoh unknownto me-underwent 600 sellc hi~bcreaud' t crittoists wbiaeb, iD my opinion, star per- tiot ~o~rdeai Of saieorthO dohUtantO being not more than fifteen C feetlY uajostiflib1 if I misnixek ...

... I I!N . O' Th It H- A. ! . ;.STATIONS OF THE'-BRITISH ARMY ,hron te United 9qWvike .toiriaaql.j EWhere two places are mentoned the last named ;s that at which tho depot of the ge~iment ?? .3 1st Life Ggards-lHydo 391h: adras, Chatbam Park b40th Iombay, Chathbm ; 2d Wipdsor - 41stMadrqa, Chatham RoynIHorso;Guad, Canter- 4dMtp .ofWght. ;burg. ?? ' :. 1)o. (rseorv bpt.) Mlta 1it Drgna&.Guards ...

... I - TERENC, RYLEY'S ADVENTURES. z ., , ~ .- - TY7 1 I1 ?? ?? Hadl) 550 London, August the 29th. ag MVY DEARi AND'B3LES5eiD MOTH4E~f-This goes hoping shi it will find you in better~ health (to say nothing of thle thi( spirits) than it leaves mne in at present; for what svith the. col hot weather and the travelling and thle bother, I haven't, po a leg, left nor. right, to stand on. -I wish I was ...

... I::-1 . 7 - - .- *d TVIlE1 LATE OUlli,,AG6ES AT; CARLOW. C_ After two daysuf p tlielit and myii ta in,61vestigation, the to; iuquii y a[ flangatinoi into thle Elsgraceful riots at Car- slow lia, closed. Th'le ittagistrittes hiave decided on taking d iniformatitionis againsL tsaveteeti of the Protestants and it oino of' the oppoisite patty., agarinst the first for iiot and attck ponhoues or ...

... :letW aidet Obidlrativxird , in tv , - [ICop I I ?? .ii xand al Lend ~ AMERICAN PAPERS. e tin The splendid steamrshi Hibornia, Captain Judkins. arrived iv )1.on SundeIy norningi last s in i1 days from -Boston and 9i days v1 from Halifax, the shortest passage ever ma~do across tbo Athean- II tic. She has brought sixty passengers. By this conveyance we t bae New York dates to the 15th, Coston ...

... On Sunday last two sermons were preached in St. John's Chapel, Bury, by the Rev. H. C. Boutfiower, MBA., the Incumbent. In the evening full cathedral service was performed, the Rev. J. F. Coates, curate of the parish church, officiating. Collections amounting to upwards of £21 were made in aid of the funds of the Bury Dis- pensary. PETIT SESSIONS, MONDAY.-Be-fore Abraham Wood and James ...