... THE AGR1CUl7URIS'TS OF SUSSEX. [Aastrnmscn PROM THE III150HTON GOJARDIAN.] -It On Saturday Captain Peohell's rant audit wae held at ho Patobing. The dinner having been concluded, and the ueual Ir- loyal toasts having been drunk, ot J. C. TossrKrRe, Eeq, roBe, and said it gave bins great a pleasure to propoee The health of theirworthy chairman. Whether they took him se a landlord or ne a ?? ...

... MR O'CONNELL's REPLY TO ARCHBIS{HOP CROLLY.- In a letter to the Dublin Evening Post, Mr O'Connell says, addressing the most Rev. Dr Crolly, I freely avow that the document given by your Grace to the public is perfectly canonical: and even if my private opin on bad been otherwise, I would at once yield it to the authority with which that document is now clothed 1, however, never did intend to ...

... PO IL I TIC A L. ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE. At Manchester, on Wednesday evening, an aggregate meeting of the members of the Anti-Corn-law League was held in the Free Trade Hall, for the purpose of hearing addresses from Mr Mark Philips, M.P., Mr Cobden, M.P., and Mr W. Brown, of Liverpool, the free-trade candidate at the South Lancashire election. Mr G. Wilson, the Chairman of the Leaguers, took ...

... GREAT AGGREGATE ANNUAL IMEETING OF THE LEAGUE. MANCHE$Tmi, THURSDAY MOnRNING.-Ths membars of the League had their general annual meeting at the Free Trade Heall last night, and it was an overflowing aed most enthusiastlc gathering. A number of influential members of the council from distant parts of the country (who bad been summoned to attend a preliminary meeting of their body at the council ...

... RAILWA YS. BIRMINO7SAM, SRJIDAY.-MEETING AT BIIAiiNG. HAm.-Irregularities in the transmission of Goods by the Birmingham and Gloucester and Bristol and Gloucestser Lines.-This morning a meeting of the merchants and manufacturers of this borough was held at the Waterloo Rooms, for the purpose of receiving a report from a depu- tation appointed a fortnight ago to proceed to Gloucester and London ...

... The greater part of the following appeared in our Second Edition yesterday:- We have received the Paris papers of Sunday by our ordinary express. The division in the Chamber of Peers on the pre- vious day is looked upon by the official journals as a great triumph. The Journal des Ddbats says that in the whole course of the week's debate, the mi- nistry had the advantage, not only in the facts ...

... I WHY BAB DORSET BECOME FAMOUS? FIRST LETTER. 18 TO GEORGE BANKES, ESQ., M-P- Thc other ciroamatancee relating to the Dorset la, 'l ?? W h hii vi occasioned a addttlop to their iot celabrlty, rogshta roam the efforts of mynbblb6e ol61agusaO Vwhose abenuce I -regret, for he ia-an, bonour to any com- Ini panly, and any cause, and to any county [hear, hearl. of Lord Ashley, from motivea of ...

... AMADRID, JAN. 9. LPRonu OUR CORRESnONDRNT.] The followirg is the exposition of the Finance Minister, read in the Congress yeetorday, on Introducing the esti- mates, which I forwarded in yesterdays flatter To ths Cortes: BY order of her Majesty the Queen, we, her ministers, come to present to the Cortes the estimates of expenditure and income for the present year, 1845. It Wis reserved to her ...

... FRtANCE AND ENGLAND THE AFFAIRS OF TAHITI. The following iB the principal part of the corre- spondlence be'tween the French and English govern- mnents respecting the affairs of Tahiti: [rie documents preceding No. 8 are occupied ~vith details from the French authorities at Tahiti.] No.8. THIE COUNT DE. JARNAC TO 0S,. (UIZOT. London, August 4,1844. Monsieur Is Ministre-The last news from ...

... TR E D.IsTRESSED NEEDLEWO(MEN'S SOCIPTY.-.We are glad to aind the iostitution in Uathbone-place, for the relief of needlewaoten, is likely to be augmented. It has lately received the patronage of royalty, and the puchesS of Sutherland has signified her desire of having her name added to the list of lady 1atronresses. R;AI LWAY AiCCDENT. - On Wednesday last es' the 1ssseoger train ott the ...

... T H E- ?? I i rEARLIEST -EDITI0N.] SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, l845. The Anti.Corn.law League may be compared, in their endeavors to pervert the truth, to the Father of falsehoods when he entered Paradise, and was found Squat like a toad, close at the ear of Eve, Assaying by his devilish art to reach The organs of her fancy, and with them forge Illusions as he list phantasms and dreams. Him thus ...

... LETTER TO rEARG73S O'CONNOR. Scnt,-t address a letter to you, though I have been admonislsed by my friends that youare unworthy of my notice. This may be true, personally speaking, though not, so, politically. Without meaning any vain compari- son, I may say, that Cicero did not deem Catiline un- worthy of his notice, and that, if Dean Swift had let WilliamWood alone, Ireland would have been ...