... t. INFI1RMARY.-A sermon was preached 'at the Holy Trinity Churcb, on Sunday 'ornug last, by the Rev. J. H. Bromby,. ?? in aid of the funds of this Institu. tion, after which d collectin 'was made amounting to £1 1Is. A donation f' 10s. frm' a' friend 'has also been received. Tga LATE REV. T; GALwAND.-It wif1be seen by an advertisement, that a lithographic -portrait of this much lamented ...

... VIVO go-till 40f Ut. &OrD ?? . ?? - . .. . AULL, FBIDiZ'JUY 21, 184'' - - I W I:W , iW aionel inheirpower to ob f strnct the bupi pf 1~atdiament, are now, cbarac- V 11 ^ A - AnAIf.41..- A.. I I OSAA AhaeA|;O sf on teristicfly' oiecting to bewao' ithat the Fe (on, sessionis'd*swing to a.gloge it ha ih 4a rear of m important and nees~sary meaip~e~s, t~ m c ot, beL P.overtaken. Lord JOHN RUmsnaX ...

... Iire xi erpa5 fi n. BALUS POPULI B BUPREMA. FJIDIyZ JULY 14, 18. The ?? of Fngland are already sufficiently apathe. tic about the Social condition of Ireland, without their c Crime Minister encouraging them in such a hazardous I co rse, y professing a sang aroid which he cannot c feel and a belief of the excellence of the status quo 5 which existing facts so glaringly contradict. As the J ...

... we Dt. In the recorded events of the week, many of our struq- st, alingcountrymenwill find important matterfortheir consi- a PeratIon; but we ould call your attention to a few ob- KI. servatrons in this place especially eddreudto yourselves ad You are on the exe of a cxsis inrour affihir, out of which an much good or much evil may aris, according to the pru- ire dence and determination, or ...

... TI-E REPEAL, QUEFST'ION. ill AXD has it come to this, that the Repcal of the S- Union between England and Irelaml has notually become tbe leading qucstion ot lthe dlay ?? Heariien) - to the way in which thle Irish Repeal press thun- dlers forth its resolves. And nowY, Enlglishmenl, listen to uis Theugh youl were to- nuorr ow to givre as tlhe boast tenures on eartbalstouglu you w cre ...

... MR. O'CONNELL IN DUNDALK. DUNDAL.L, Thursday Night.-The meeting of to-day may be classed amongst the greatest that have taken place since the commencement of the repeal year. The houses were decorated with green boughs, and triumphal arches were erected in the principal streets. At thelentrance to the town, and within a short distance of the gate of Lord Rtoden's demesne, a splendid arch, ...

... OGPhNING Or, FLGHBRURY CHAPE3L. The handsome and commodious chapel which bas been re- i cently erected on the top of St. lichael's Ilill, near the Cotbam Road, by some benevolent gentlemen of the Congregational or P Independent connexion of Noneonformists, was on Thursday a last publicly dedicated to the service of Almighty God. Arany of our readers may not be aware that this templc for the ...

... -1faIteonian 5*hVUtr. EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, JULY 29. A telegraphic despatch announces the sur- render of Madrid to the revolutionary forces. On the 22d inst. General NARVAEz attacked General SEOANE at Torrejon in the vicinity of Madrid,' and after a brief encounter of a quarter of an hour the hostile forces fraternised. General ZURBANO escaped, and concealed himself in Ma- dridl; but his son ...

... THE WEATHER-THE CROPS. . For nearly four weeks the country has been blessed with uninterrupted dry and warm weather, by which our crops have been very much benefitted.. Wednesday morning set in with as fine a fall of mild and refreshing rain as ever we remember at this season, which lasted incessantly for twenty hours. Yesterday is day show some pparaces of a change to wet wdwthW but we trust ...

... HOUSE OF (ODIMONS-WEDN EDAY, JULY 12. -- fl' AXTIA STATE OF HRNLANI).P Mr. Sergeant MIURPHY (in continuation from yes- pa terday's FREEOIAN) asked, What did the government mean to do after parliament had broken up ? 'The right honour. all abfe member for Dorchester said tha t he relied on the he support of the house. He (Mr. Sergeant Murphy) I thought that the right honourable gentleman ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MOZ(DAY, JULY 3. -- I I. it (Concludedfrom yesterday's Freeman.) CHURCH OF SCOTLAND BENEFICES BILL. Lord CAMPBELL moved an amendment, the object of which was to limit the objection to ministers to matters of a spiritual character, or else to some physical defect. The Earl of ABERDEEN opposed the amendment as e- unnecessary. - Lord BROUGHAM then addressed their lordships, and ;o ...

... I ---INDIA ANO IA. The mail from Bombay of the 20th May brings no re- markable intelligence. It started ten days before the usual time, in consequence of the approach of the monsoon ren- dering the navigation difficult from Bombay to Aden. The chief points of interest are connected with the pro- ceedings of Sir Charles Napier in Scinde. It appears that Shere Mahomed, who was defeated at the ...