... PARISH OF NORTII LLITiT. On Thturslday thie Pribhytery of Edinburglrl mtr in the church of North Leit h. when. after a sermron by the Rev. Mr Fowler of Ratbo, moderator, the Rev. Mr Davidson of North Esk, was, in the pre- sence of a numerous audience, formally inducted to the pastoral charge of the large and populous parish of North Leith. In the afternoon from 120 to 130 gentlemen, including ...

... ~IWEYYOnD 10BC 'O WATIO OF MR. TALJ3OT-P GOVf t s N'bar IN- RTz NEIXCE. TEn .- -ptinf of thts board on S- I~~ At tile usual weekly meeting 01 ?? And last, Charles A. Walker, Esq., in the chair, l r. Waddy, pursuant to notice on the last day of meet- i'g, to move that the board express their regret at the re- tirement of a respected ex'e./ficio member of their body, consequent upon his ...

... I P,,OURT AND ARISTOCRACY. THEe .Ar DvuE y F ?? magnificent cobl lection of aneient and modern silver, silver gilt, and gold plate, the property of his late Royal Highness, has been submitted to the hammer; the sale took place on Thurs- day and Friday, and on Monday and Taesday it will be resumed. The collection presented a splendid appear- ance. I is stated in the catalogues to amount to up- ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR.—A controversy being foreign to the object of my reply to the letter of CLO—weut, and in my opinion injurious to the cause we mutually profess to advocate, 1 shall retrain from any comments on the points raised by his last letter, further than assuring him, that for want of proper information on those points, he has been induced to make ...

... MEETING OF TIHE CATHOLIC INSTITUTE, I MULIiNLX r A, 1i .- . The annual meeting of the Catholic Institute of Great the Britain took place at Freemasons' Hall on Monday. The boar, hall was completely filled, as well as thegallery, andthere form was a large number of well-dressed females present, The the c following noblemen and gentlemen were observed upon cent, the platf ?? Right Hon. Lord ...

... THE REGENT'S MANIFESTO TO THE SPANISIl PEOPLE, PARIS, JUNE 21.-The Spanish Regent has issued the following manifesto to the nation._ ?? Spaniards E-At a time when my conduct and my in- tentions are so sedulously blackened, when the country is menaced with such misfortunes through the falsehoods of its foes, 1 can no longer keep silence. I must raise my voice and oppose fact to Ihe treacherous ...

... By an unfbrtunate error in printing, we were yes- c terday made to pronounce a condemnation upon the I character of the Spanish Regent as severe as it is undeserved. Instead of saying that neither Eng- t land nor Englishmen have anything to hope from Espartero, it should have been, England nor Englishmen have anything to hopefroin Lopez. The opinions we have ever expressed of the illus-1 ...

... I MP1ERIAL PARLIAMENT MOUSE OFLOD--oity Ti'I Princess Augusta's Annuity lilt was read a third time~, and passed. Lord CAMP BE LL ctimpladned that no return had been made to their lordb I ps' order of thea 1thof June, lor copies of correspondenceo between the Lord Cloancellor of Ireland and the inigigtsrittel, respecting their diuiilsieal for attend- In repetil mneetings. The Duke of WELLINGTON ...

... HARMONY HALL, arty LETTER Xl. C ) f TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN STARL cent In my last letter I stated my Intenation of reverting Leg- at length to some points of Mr. Owen'H preliminary Idin Charter, and ehowing their relative importance when compared with other objects of agitation, which now tro- engage the public mind; but previous to doing this, I Lea- think it desirable to inquire what ...

... TO TEE CHARTISTS OF GREAT BRITAiN. *ON THE LAND SCIPIENIE AND THE al. CHARTBR. ind 1Betweon two stools you come to) the ovound. de Old Prove;b. Wer FELLOW COUNiTiyasxrc,-We have been conitending hat fur our freedom; for the emancipation of ourselves and Sel of our auefering foilow-countrymlefl, from a system of sosn tyranny rend pillage which is more exacting, more in.? grinding and ...

... I The Rev. Charles Allix Wilkinson, M.A., late Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, has been ap- pointed Domestic Chaplain to his Majesty the King of Hanover. VISITATIONe.-The Ven. Archdeacon Headlam held a visitation in the parish church of Richmond, on Monday the 19th instant, The morning service was read by the Rev. Robert Meek, M.A., and the sermon was preached by the Rev. W. F. Wharton, M ...

... X WHERE TO, AND HOW TO PROCEED. NOTES OF A tOUR THllOUGH A PORTION OF CANADA, t AND SEVERAL OF THE STATES O NORTH AMERICA, PAILTICULARLY THE STATES OF MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE ISLAND, NEW TORK, PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, P WISCONSIN, AND NEW JERSEY, UNDERTAKEN WITH A VIEW OF ASCERTAINING THE DE- STRABILITY, OR OTHERWISE, OF EMrGltATOON; f AND TO JUDGE OF THE BEST LOCATION, FOR ENGLISH ...