... . -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 ...

... to 9-outdpoalrentd. a- ?? ~.i~s 05t ORANGE 5caTs.(erue Rger.)-ll eite bound to to di gahrbertots hehri nln rI~nd, are ipso Haer o faco .h sn ?? favour of theD Orange bye ?? ell suggestto 1,,.the gstae the ?? puttin adow '.the ay proesson auroosroe Ins dedanellel thei end I'mtestasot Operatives almost amghtly men 10t endange th ulmc ?? I= kpaticlry ft ~ nthe n Pgbuhodot parck'sCae.' 'b ...

... k, II , I g ?? . Th le Pviawie~s .iianuaia. whose tandi 'vso supp~osedlL to, 1vo ilteill [loI objetJC ol'tiie P'r! nces v'ovtig, was unfortuilatily seloed with thet jinut. dice befotoethe atrival of the 11do PVoie fin thoe harbour of IRio Janeilro ;and thelkirueiiia cemos to haole ost no tielto Xin otioin and witi. ?? a younger niember at the 0 mperiol House. whoase beauty and ...

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... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF I At a weekly Council, held at the Society's-house, in Hanover-squnare, Philip Pusey, Esq. in the chair, Charles Arkwright, Esq. of Dunstal Lodge, near Burton-upon. '[rent, Staffordshire, was elected a Governor, and the following gentlemen amongst others Alembers of the Society:- Oakes, lames, Ridldings a ouse, Alfreton, Derbyshire. Wood, thie 1ev. John, ...

... -o;T OFF mr ;;h° llitilwla i^ tnil grpiiteiitg *fd gerl-o rla ,uc amd talettand ° t rr rt' tv mag I goeenera almostcooant i a)210 to p'!e I ed f grlet tber van t li~brtl ~ ~no Sitat i tnot Apr th ei sts it. in i e * tie5 irs 0nC, afptjortbl alaiti rno si ;toinrt earuate ts its care. a lo .r t illes arnod 0f sC rafrk wbuld wibte ;t n e play I amlet nati frlet the orpa- plea ; lo of the ' still ...

... -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 ...

... (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 ...

... - TH. . T IES_ ,ARRIVAL OF T1HE 'CA lqEDOqT.) (FROM OUR tY consisV9YU 'TusdaEenng oB w ?? T y Evening. The Royal mail steamer, Caledoniaf Captain Lott, an- rived here about nine O'clock this el'ebig from Haia n Boston, after a passage of ten days from the batter port. The Acadia, which sailed hence outhcalf days, including mails, reached Boston in twelve and ah da incin the time of stoppage at ...

... IC ClllwCTJRCH- hqP, l~ Wenes ay last 'aBd ed th edrbv that truly Cathollo architect, r a Catholic church at Enniscorthy, to commence immediately. Togive. id nature of the intended saored edi. e to be as follows :-length, 170 feet; :, 70 do. ; height of tower and spire, ,ndent. ...

... tN TUl flCORAtION Or, tURtCES. Does it become the servants of God to build up a house to the God of Heaven, with no more energy, pais, and cost, than one for the most trivial Iurpose? Shall the beauties of architecture be lavished on the concert hall, or on places of assemblage for the promotion of science and art, and the place of Christian worship be only distinguish- cd by the meanness of ...

... After Dinner lbe Premiums were awarded as fol- c lowqs:- I 'I he following was given by the Bishop of Chiches- E ter (in addition to any other premiums), to AJgricul- a tural Laborers above 50 years oY' age, who sl all pro- tf duce the best certificates of character, regard being F had more especially to their regularity of at tendance o at church :-A Bible and Book of Common Prayer of t large ...