... LORD PAGET AND EA.RL CARDIGAN. 'f o Mie Exiidtrr ott/we ?? Chrtoaieie. I l hr Lord Wiilliartil Paget havi g, yestcrday, 7vritten to me a letter tcopies of whlich, nearly at thle samne time, e e seurt to valrious o^ther plersons, and to all the news- - !pcr5es, lnti wvhich, in ithe course of'a tew houre, esme o to the knol~od(ge of' thle police) charging me with hav. =t I bong bligt rot d sntt ...

... ISLE OF WIGH1' HIGHWAY ACT'. )d'ront one' R1fiefr t: oereaponldertt ;. At length, the lieport of thle C ommittee is pulblisheti. The i'especf we mctrlainl fbr aon~e WtlO u hlave signecd it, restrains uls Irom specalcing of' it as it. V deserves. But uere'er surely didl laboutinig osotiliah ,v gie irstkb'b to so snmall amtouse. It is hold where it d ought to hi di flicult, and timid vwhere it ...

... .'?ATUR PA ?J, DECEMBER ?O, 1843. The C'yclopl steam frigate, C~aptainl tapidge, a~rrived un Tiueselay, cnmbarkef heor par, of, IUarine Ar- c..cici ,. Ociuttzzy, icutoaice ties' urty ot flaisnie Ar- the tillery, and ;preci'eeded tO l'lyniouth. She had on board ren the company of Mailrines from Chathlans, and hias since wvil embarksed anotiter Coumpany froml the Plymouthl di- se vision, Iir ...

... EMS\VORTH OYSTER FISHERY To the EDaTowof ?? -- ELEGa*pa n S!R,-A British Fisherman, in a ?? totmel. Paper e enquizes why his catab -r this year as compared with the twolastyesi's Is t15 a Fishery Convention with Franeehonesir tt nil pee-ties : Y observed b? h Allow me to make a few observations upee the loc? a-. Fisheries of Eaasworth, the failure of which is so feet it ingly depicted by ...

... PliOL4I{Ess OF INCENDIARk3M. r. SU5'F0L1C. -(O1 thtt; mtorninig of X1/edrseadray n. lost a tire broke out on thc faint buildtings of I-ll. Nunn, rs, of \Vasttstield, situaited PiX nniles fronm Ixworth andi ) threc t'rom Bottesdale. 1t was discovered at tour a.mn., a, and no doubt esists of its being wilfully ignited. ¶Jhe ), buildhigs being ot' so inflammlable a nature precludedl ¢. the ...

... WEDNE?3DAY, DECI?1BER 2?, 1843. The Frenchl Chambilers openedl on \l'ednes- dayx. The King wsas salutedl evervywhere on his passage by cries of Vice /c Roi. Ilis MaIjesty apipeared to enjoy excellent hellethl. 'The ?? openled the t ession of the Cha~iiibera withl the usual fowrmalities, antil withl the f'ollowv- ing Speech from the Tlhronle: Gt'atlelac elzlccrs cald Deputties, The perf'ect; ...

... MONDAY. DECEIIBER 25, 1i143. vi to n The ilorni;iy Ilereild gives ?? place lie te this paragnaph tram ii r'orrrspoi ?? it is can- t papi tidently stated that an tintiiuatioii hits been convyett to to it the Due tie Idarcicaux, that haiclieg ot' levees the the re- hut ?eIatiau at so Sian p perstici:., so bj cccv at vii iillied Power. Ii and his continued resideti cc in di is cue ni ry, tore not ...

... LOR)ID ST. v'INCENT. a~t Thsis galilanlt old Chief is so much a favorite 0i c- of ours, fromi thc liitt that he was the first o' the prac- b re tical Iteforinere, whose efforts have beau decidedly the e at salvation of this country, that 'ie caanot avroid again. fi es referrings to Hs 2Zlkmowis, by Targetr rcell j Johl .,ervis was boru in . anuuayv 1736. His fam ily al Id wasaticieeit and ...

... To the 1?ntro? of the IIAMPSUmE TLL?GftAi'fl. SIR -It wassnot till late last tsaturdiay that IsaW| Iou Palper of the 18th histentt contahining an account of the presentation of new colours to her illajesty's 44th r ?? E s /Colonel Shelton's speechl contains an accusation against the Sepoy troops, I feel ar. red you will give the samze publicity to this letter that yout hove to Colonel ...

... ?flCIJ?0T$u. | SATURDAY. DE;CEMlBER 30. 1843. j.C j Tuie continued dumrp weathler caused a large pnrocrv proportionl of the sulpply to come to hand, at Dlark-lane, a Ge in indlifferent condition * and while really line dry qua. prort lities were in rather lively request, at fultly former rates, ewst secondlary antl interior qualuicxe could only be disp~osed M ot' by submitting tO a sight ...

... t herctoibre been~ usual, t;at tlhc evenaing ot ('ltristtoonl.d1; , .o tbrhe sierean to in thc hall a~t MI itidoor Cat ?? to en;jiy. ,themseleves nvi t Siniging an~d ?? ovt 0cr the cx tetniely .ltberal supply ot p~unltc tfrsisiteti by thc SI tster 01i the .b Ieunohulf lat t Itin fc.tivcc seaonl of it tb( vcar. On ihe tnorn ing of )ilondaly last sevetal of' th e 1{al ydon en ~ctiest receive d ...

... 1 ELIGJ7OUS TESTS IN UN1i'IVERSITIE'S. a: ~~[FROM T11E I.ELtcISOti) rt It I;, interesding to observu bow liii progriess inads_ by r, to gr,.tx itstiou. helps in pr, inotivg ithe sucLi,6 of'others S1t We at i'llujitat~iitjli of tll,~ lin thle anti-eorn-law agitu- hi tnon, the primary remult of'which will, ito doulit, be the abo- lition of' thle broa d tax-but the beteleit to be acquired wili ...