... A.I :1 R [LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1844. The Irish State Trials do not create so much of.public interest, nor attract so much of public attention, as was expected. The Counsel for the Crown are proceeding slowly and steadily in proving, by means of various wit- nesses, the numerous matters alleged in the indictment. For so far no part of the case has broken down, and the ...

... The Queen of England is fully expected to visit the King of Prussia, next summer, at Stolzenfels and Botihl-Private John Knowles, on whom a court-martial was held last week, at Woolwich, for. striking his corporal, was found guilty, and, in consequence of his irreclaimable character, having been previ- ously tried by five or six courts-martial for offences, although he had not been above ...

... I FOREIGN AFFAIRS_ FRANCE. Friday's papers state that the Duke de Nemours was se indisposed with sore throat. rio5sly Saturday's and Sunday's journals were chiefly Occupied b renewed debate in the Chamber of Deputies On the fori by the question. A vast majority of the Deputies approved of 1fatio's struction of those works; but it was distinctly und con the arming of the detached forts in time ...

... T-H- I =A T :E 3G5 E R A. [LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1844. Public attention has been chiefly occupied during the past week by Irish affairs. This is much to be regretted, for there seems to be no chance that the public atten- tion so given will be productive of any good to Ireland. It is quite evident that it can be of no benefit to any other part of the Empire. The people of ...

... On Sunday last, more than half the town believed that Minis- ters were out of office in consequence of their defeat upon the Sugar Duties Question. All was commotion, and running to and fro. The club houses were full, and groups wiere lingering outside as if they could catch from the appearance of the walls, or from the countenances of the gentlemen coming out, what was the news. The history ...

... FOREIGNIN ENCE. The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday are chiefly eo- cupied with comments on the debate on M. de l6ij~ats motion in the Chaiber of Deputies, which terminated 'm favour of ministers. The leadsiig object of the i otioio Nap- pears to have been to draw from 4M. de Salvandyi an epose of the circumstances which attended his recent resignatidn. Galled by their repeated defeats,- ...

... WORXHOUSE ATnOCITIES. In our paper of the I tch ult. CxE~soaous introduced'into his letter a condensed report of on inquiry taken before' Sir John Wallshan, Assistant Poor Law Commnissisner, in consequence of a, series of cisarges against the chaplain, the medical officer, the governor, the matron, the perter, and the nurses, of the Nacton Union. The investigation, it witl be recollected, was ...

... Iedu-tion in --tfe cI Mortality. The quarterly rcturs are obtfived fon 115 ditrits, subdivided intiio is76 nub-districts. Tbirty-fous districts ore placed under tale metropolis, and the remaining 81 die- trict comprire, with acme agrieulttual ?? prin- cipal towns.and rities tf England. The p0ptilation5 was 6'578,51 2 i : 1841; Tbe deaths xegitered in 1he last qusxta (ending Junze SOth ...

... Etzler's Mechanical SYstem.-Aricult. and Inland Transport,-By one of he Friends. * This is probably the most important invention of tl e sent, or of any former age, if all that is put forth in the e can be accomplished pi actically by the inventor, and wte . no reason why it should not, for nearly all the element the invention are already known in practical mechanics ' separate fornr, though ...

... Legal and Sessional Appointments for' LI alan way~, 1844. . 2nd.-Sberifs' Court, London (at Guildball).-Court of Common Council (Guildhall). 4th.-London Sessions (Guildhall). 0th.-Central Criminal Court (Justice-hall, Old Bailey). Judges on Rota-Lord Chief Justice Denman, Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Coltmas. 8th.-Baster Term ends. 9th.-General Sessions for Westminater (at the West- ...

... Stations of the British Armiy on the 1st of November, 1844. [FROM THE UNITED SEiSvICN MAGAZINE.] [Where two places are mentioned, the last-natmed is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] Ist L. Gds.-Regent's Park. 42nd do.-Malta; C . of W. 2nd ?? Park. Do. [Reserve batt,]-Malta. RI.. Horse Gds.-Win4soT. 43rd do.-Montreal; Carlisle, lot Drag. Gds.-Canterbury. 44th do. ...

... T~hfe Distressed Needlewomen of Londoln 1, w ?? I - TO THE EDITOR. Slu;-Having jately met in yourvaluable journal various affecting accounts of the condition of the distressed needle- women of London, I hoped to have seen, long ere this, an -article or letter, pointing out some practical plan of ameliora- ion*; surely, out of such a mass of hints and plans as you, air, will receive, something ...