... THE FEDERAL MOVEMENT. Mr, Duffy, the editor of the Nation, has addressed a letter to Mr. O'Connell, condemning as dangerous and inexpedient any junction of the Repeal Association with the Federal movement. The following is the letter:- TO DANIEL o'CONINEI MO.r MY DnEAntSiR,-As you state in your late important letter to the association that you are at present balancing the respectivd merits ...

... Tailors' reb o MutliE l meltfit 0Soiety. Note wboredrboatbh q'~flr@1 juast. I Steis Eh, silg permitted by the Editor 'rf &;tt i Wasatgr NnwaspraR to reply to ms de by Francis Parrott, against the v'3 Ltbare a a letter of Sept. 22nd, I cheerfully pll counc'' ,ty, Sor yous satisfaction, to vin- cctie Opotuiy for yu icthe and conduct, it having been impugned trol lin language not very ...

... HELLENIC ASSOCIATION, ?? have great pleasure in giving publicity to the following, which has been placed before ?? a meeting held at No 4, Durlington-gardeno, June 20th, 1844, thefollowing resolutionsovere unanimrouslyadopted: -1. That it is desirable that a Society should be formed for the promotion of education in Greece. 2. That in far- theranoe of this object it is desirable to appoint a ...

... On referring to a list of newly-projected lines of rail- way, the promoters of which are actively preparing them- selves for the earliest possible application to Parliament, it will be found the number of schemes amount to forty, extending over a distance of 2,178 miles, and involving an aggregate estimated expenditure of 39,695,0001. Of this number, five of the projected lines are in Ireland, ...

... Imperfectly d -2 SYJ1 WEEKLY NEWSPAPEa. E'T0ro% ins to notice the allegation, that tr;e-ltrclu l under cultivation is but 000 do lkd ow d that a much larger Wtl!Ctb' tavy,0 therefore, be absorbed Ofea land in the Uie y clltivated there can be ad0OO0 le doubt ; an that its more perfect 1it1gould at once absorb unemployed !or,00 gient the quantity of food now acI, Andd f t pport of the ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE; PORstotours, SEPT. 29.-The Flying Fist, 12, bent sails on Friday; the squadron to which she belongs is far from ready for sea, and is still shorthanded. The Pembroke, 72, advanced ship, was removed on Friday from the dockyard to her moorings up the harbour. She has not got her bowsprit in, but is otherwise ready for commission. The Firebrand steam-frigate, Captain Carry, ...

... ?? ie-t.7ifteen I ersons sa 3Inure l. accident =cTleu Tueday morning on ta atrndlingc Juncsion Railway, by which *o 1 the rdlfJnCiI ;et 'h5encers was killed, and fifteen others more xe be Pa~sThe arcident arose from the collision of oi 1p ee u e- f thein attached to a ca-riage full of es. one ay from Shields to Newcastle, or s !ee o0 abhers the lite teo inates. The train .Gates le' at'n ...

... BUILDING SGCI-TZES- ?? X1 TO TrtU EDITOR OP LLOYD'S WEZELY NEWSPAPEL. SIu,-Your correspondent, Truth, in his first letter, stated that by joining these societies a working man would, by a payment of ten shillings per month, in about ten years realism 120?., anti that, if, instead of paying 35i. a-year for rent, by paying a society 421. 16s. a year, by monthly payments, he would cease to ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY IONDON NEWSPAPER. ;RLY COUNTRY EDITZON, FOR DISTANT PARTS ONLY. it have reason to believe that the London VrneistraCy is euuch better than it was formerly. The force of public opinion has done much be, as it has elsewhere, and more care and di-cretion is exercised in the appointments to the magisterial bench by the Home Depart- gas weil as in the administration of the ow by the ...

... } British A&ssociationi for the Advanc I raent of Science. This association met at York en Wednesditylie'aibh, cand began its sectional businesson Thursday. Xsthri Iof very great interest seems to have Occurred, wirlr, I exception. Ore Friday, ir ?? C Igoog gne. grpythe Dean of York reard a paper, decrbe . Critical Remarkson certain passages of Dr. ?? Biridgewater Treatise. .He obijected ...

... ,V7O Jo-URNLYWN W BEszrPuoRE,-In a letter written by j I General Secretary of the United Ta or s, P ar' t-. Mutual Benefit Society, published in L ecltOA ad Loxatos NExwsrsnPpr, of OWtober 6, 5 pretending, to be a reply to one r rather of 11, Little Cro-street, Iisllcgto s b pat LLOYD'S of Septeaaber 22, a ataetoeot tc Spo -b Parker utterly devoid of truth and to Which byte to Mr. Parroet, as ...

... \1 T JTXJCNT _r TH~s POO.L On Tuesday an inquest was held by Mr. R. Wilson, coroner for Westmoreland, at Kirkby Lonsdale, on the body of Eleanor Markinsey, an infant, whose parents were travelling~in search of. employ. Alexander Mackiney, the father, deposed: I am a laeusrer, and formerly resided at Kirkby Stephen, in Weotmoreland, which I left twoyears since, and have since been for the moat ...