... THFI CHURCH ANi$X7E ONTER GRIEVANCE I - .. I F IRELA-ND. No one, whatever be his party, whatever be his religion, 'has been able, while he read the last sentence, to pre.vent' :his thoughts fr6ni turning to the provision made in Irc,. land f6io the religion of the people. That the episcopal palacee, the episcopal estates, tbe-chapter estates, thepar- ..sonage, the glbs, and zthe tithes of the ...

... -A.W -L H 'dT IN POPULATION; ' ? - A - h NCe- I* le iqvng is. Oigtraoted-frote- a paper which was read bad by Mr. wick exthe 'last mobting of the StatisticaSo. csvhich also 'ppea4 lid the Appendix to the BriPp 'ta,y SaCayRpr. The subject is one of hey ve g~ ' !nportanco., 14 Thd!e of Ch'0adwick i's to correct the error that 'aveageof. srotalth stea*yerage of the duration odflife.' bus Dr ...

... THE MOIlV.LNG CGHRONICLE. LONDON: TU.ESDA Y. JANUARY 2, 19A4. W We stated that the LCague constitutes the fourth n great party on the Corn-law. It is stronger, in point of numbers, than to v of the others. Like e the party of the Duke of BucKxNaOHAM, it is in M earnest, not as his, from class interests only, but 3] from a strong belief that the interests it advocates, a are the solid interests ...

... .^ THE COTEMPORAR'tSt ?? Etau L N ?? quartcrly blue-and yellow ?? of the North, which hlped to maikethe modern for reputation of the -Whigs',f Liberalism, may be taken it' as an indicator of the leanings .of the party a ny time. hat In that sense, the long and, Senior-looking article on the state of Ireland and its 'reiiedies, in the kdinburgh' OU8Review for January, 1844, has a greater ...

... IALLEGED RIBBONISM IVN 'TE CO. CAVA-N. TO TflE EDITOR oF THrE FREEMAN. Baluacarige, December 28, 1843. SIR-In the FREEMAN of Saturday I have read a report coming from a Cavan correspondent, in which it is stated that on the night of Friday, the 17th inst., a dance was held in the house of one Hyans, Drumoho, parish of Drung, and county of Cavan; that a large body of persons, aided by an ...

... T'HE THREE HUNDREDTH ANIVERI SAR20 1 tTIOV of the COPER. XI1CA- SYS -IX ait In e chambitia oIme~jrr~ 5 et ing 9WE,8e bId Of Pland tocommmorae te Rh ouof the Friends ofPolnd, to w ommemosaedthebo A5.i A great many Polt. ason whellaistinguished fredof Poland, were pre- the Aoa, Co Onel Ltloester BPt *ced Lord Dudley Stuart, Rev. Dr. Worthington ne-es -.& °Pea Colonel Watson, the Exelse; ...

... SEES OF ST. ASAPIH AND BANGOR. y' Thc Clerical Committee, established in the Dio- i. cese, and sanctioned by tilhe iishop of St. Asaph, if for tle purpose of taking into consideration the is best IICUIS of prctcctingthle interests of the Church n in North Wales, at thc preseutjuncture, beg nmost earntestly to repeat their call upon the Clergy and Laity of the Church of En.lahind, to co-operate ...

... OPENING OF1 T'HE FTENCHI CIIAM]3E1. I TlLK JING'S SPrlrmcm. W\e have reccived the King's Speecll on the Openjin g of tile Session ol Chainbers, whiicl took plaice Oil L'diliesay, at 2 o'clock. . hQ Ming opened tbo Session of the Chambers \ ithi tile usual formalities, arld with ?? follo wing Specech from the Throne - G entleiniie, l1'crs aindl D)eputies,- T he perfect lillnrnolly betw~eel the ...

... DICK ABER3DAION. 0 - We are indebted to a valued corrcspondent, whose recollectioe of incidents belonging to by-gone times, has served to enrich these pages, for the following interesting account of the early days of a highly gifted though eccentric characr:- e * I noticed in your obimuaryof last week the decease of Richard Jones, the Welslh'linguist nind of whose early literary history the ...

... DUB4LtmIaNw TJAN urnYi2 DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY ~2, 1844 POLICY OF PENSIONNG THE CATHOLIC I CLERGY, or There is something inexpressibly audacious in the tie. men who now seek to pension the Catholic clergy, that theyf may become the stipendiaries of the ary state. And yet it is a favourite theme of both the the great parties ia the empire. The Tories are not one iar. jot more enamoured of ...

... -- - I - . C, LANDLORD AND TENANT. TO 'rnui EDITOR OF THEt. NEWS-LETTER. Sir.-1 have read with great satisfaction the several letters and articles which have appeared in your Journal on the relation between landlord and tenant; such cor. respondence will throw light on a subject whichi has been hitherto too much neglected, and put to right all those misconceptions which may have arisen ...

... It I Tuesduy, January 2, 1844. UNITED STATES.--THE' PlESIDENT S MFAIE55GE.-The packet-ship Independence arrived at Liverpool on W edncsday, with journals to the 8th tilt, inclusive. They contain President Tyler's message to both houses of Congross, which was delivered at Washington on thc 5th, and is a document of considerable moment atnld more than ordi- nary interest. The negotiations ...