... DAILY AND-PERIODICAL PRESS. I SPECrATOPS The great talk has not been altogether fruitless. It has sounded a totally new tone in discussing the claims of Ireland-an incalculableimprovement on the old in- S)lenoe and neglect. Evenhostile Lord Stanley is respecq- ful in his demeanour. Bat the general moral of the debate is 'something must be ?? acknowledges the necessity. And there are signs ot'a ...

... lettdrs. r._ to DONS AT LIBIGH. .1 ~To the EDIT2ORS oethe LIVERPOOL MERCURY. eO GENTLsmiare,-Bemme apology is duo for troubling you again to Idnsert an answor to a long letter iwhicih appeared on the ahove subjectfrom the Vtcrof Leigb, ls last ?? afil; but a sedestre to prevent tho recurrence of the eouduot complained of, and whiob Is so calculated to sap the foundations of our common ?y ...

... REMOVING OF A DEAD FEMALE -BODY.- OUTi'RAGE ON PUBLIC FEELING. - . I --an ?? r n. ^f hi on the 8th of Feb. last, we received froms a respectable corespndet aparagraph which we handed to a gentle- man f or etablshmnt o unerg th usual revision as to hraseo~gy, nsd whih, wit a fewwords he ap-t the mercury of Friday last, was cousin t e mlyr r -. ?? that last summer she went to the c~untry. ...

... jANTI-LEAG METING AT AMPLEFO11TU I AT a meeting of the tohabitents at Arnipeforthn. held on the' 20th do FePbruary, 'for tile purpose of taking into con- uidelret'lrots he prcedeg f h Anti-Corn Low League, sod the propriety of petitloning parliamentl thoreona, thle tRev. sil III, WE1.BUTJN was ?? gotted4 Upon to take thle lit chair, who auddressed the aneetliag as ?? : to ft Genltemen,-Delng ...

... I MEETING OF DRAPERS' ASSISTANTS. I - ?? On, Wednesedy evening, a numerous and respoctable lii meeting of the drapers' assistants of Hull took place in U e tile Wilberforco Riooms, for the purpose of considering a] e the propriety of taking steps for procuring an earlier al e cessation from labour. Mr. CASLCN was called to the w b chair.-Mr. ELI, the sceretary, road a temperate and tc l ...

... C(UirCHI-JA7'1ES Al' AT ulTIV1CH.-PE-l I SEC UTi ON OF THE' iflSSEN2'ERS. l Yesterday evening a very large public meeting was held at the er1aclol-erounii, Gardien-street, Stepuev, for the pur- pose ou co-operntaig with tie Dissenteres ot Norwich in sttizgvhlitii. to delend both their civil rights and religious liberties, and to radise tubseriptions to deiend those who were stilleriug trorn ...

... To THS EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. S3n-In that portion of the library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, which, from no one ever being per- mitted to enter It, except he is accompanied by the librarian and two fellows, is very aptly denominated by the college lads the Holy of Holies, it was my good fortune to discover the Latin originalof the above, which I send you a, hobbling ...

... I FIRST CONVICTION UNDER A RECENT Of d ACT OF PARLIAMENT. in [We are desirous of directing the attention of the a. readers of the Packet, and especially of all parties rs ngaged in trade, to the following important case. It D is the flrsf that has como before the courts since the 1 passiig of the statutto which constitutes such act all n offence by lav. The casei was tried in the Court of tl ...

... .THES LIVERPOOL COURIER. -Our ,oat erary of Wosss baa vouqbsfed tsst& bestow little short of two'columtrs of his journal upon. tI ;our humble.sqs.wv, We are duly sensibleofthe honour, fa bat our.time nsia.pacehbeing otb.of i6aie little-value, ci we nust really hold onrselves excused, from the utterly hi bootless 'ask, of returning it in kind, knowing well, from in former experien4e, that ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL j Wil Tule Rev Thornas Horafall has beelf appoin- V ted Chaplain to the Ripon Hause of Correcti on. Ger ! T Lord II. flentiuck and Mr..Evelyn-D~eiison, gore, in a walk down thoe river Huxuber, on Tuesday. week, Her ilebetwce i lse hours of twolvean.116lveoo opl of tcaI, ono cousplo of widgeon, and seventeen couple of r wit'!~ ducks, 11 In the Hou so of Lords, on. Tuesday ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-TnURSDAY. CORN-LAWS. The Earl of YARBOROUGH presented a petition from Horncastle, in Lincolnshire, against any alteration in the corn-laws. HORSE-RACING PENALTIES BILL. On the motion of the Duke of RICHMOND, this bill, with the Commons' amendments thereon, wasordered to be printed, anid to be taken into consideration to-morrow (this day). FREE TRADE. In consequence of the ...

... DUBLIN, FnVctuARY 28. (FltOM OURt OWNS CORtRESPONDBNXT.] ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY ni' LoUTn.-DUCSDALx TuRSDAY.-Mr. Justice Perrin, in addressing the grandjury, this morning', remarked that the criminal busiaess was very light. The only case worth notice was a Ietate prosecution, on a smiall scale, against a ballad-singer. Mary Contlan wae indicted for that she, on the 1 1thl No- veruher ...