... BRISTOLi ATIIENEU2.1 NATIONAL MUIC ?? IRELANDal.-The second lecture on the no, tional siausic of Ireland was d eliverred lay Mar. 1lorcicastle at thle YictOriiLr1ot011 ann I' ac10d1dy elraning, a nat appeared to imlpar't thle most lively eat ifl stio i to ti t li talaus audaidncec. The lectutrer wrent bnack ito the aavg in of Irish toratq,~ gare at short sketch of the hisitory f tie birdas to ...

... SATURDAY, Ju.xLE 7, 1S45. THE SILENT SYSTEM. Sin Ronitrl PEEL. has contrived not only to muzzle two-thirds of his party in parliament, but also to place the Tory conductors of the press in such a position that they cannot utter Tory opinions vithout reflecting on the ministry; or praise the principles and policy of the ministry without at the same time praising the princi- pies and policy ...

... I FLORENCE PRESERVE, D; otTIE FEARFUL ?? I A TALE OF ASTIrIccAL LIrE. IN the solitude of id library, immersed in objectless thought, fand gazing on vacancy, the Right lion the Earl of Blazonfield was standing with his back to the fire. Erect and lofty stood his lordship, with his logs apart, and a coat-tail reposing on either arm. How long the noble earl's reverie might have lasted, it is as ...

... !'oreign and Domestic intelligence. The Carlists are still organising a demonstration in the Basque provinces, which the Madrid government rather en- courages. The French government seems wilfully blind'On] the subject. The object is to get up a movement in favour of the Queen's marriage with Don Carlos's eldest son, which Tsaria Cliristina is determined to carry out coute gui couie. The ...

... A | AYN00Tll-COr ItECi3--It is said tlat the present College of ayiicoth lvill be pulled down, and that a greatly saiperior beihuiing, to bc called tile ?? of St. I Iatrick, wvill be erected in its place. ALACMMIN STATn Oi C.W.XsJ.-DU itei, .JIun 24.-By the accounts from thile ihmdiate neighbllourbod of the recenit assassination of Mr. Bell Booth, and which are publishcd in another part of ...

... .not SOMERISETSHIRiE. ides A land was drowned on Friday evening, wvhilst bathing her at iXci~tois. It appears he camn within the vortex of anl eddy 'lie( near the bridge, and wae carried down before assistance could on, be rendered. ter, The ReV. COcrge Henry Lamw has been appointed, to Dens the curacy of Leighland, Soerserot. F ATAL AcciDiON.-mA fatal accident occurred to at poor ar- man ...

... ROPEAL IN MAYO.-MR onnell left Killarney on Thursday morning at eleven. On Sunday morninig he arri- ved at Castlebar, amid the usual cheers and acclamations of P the multitude. The day was exceedingly wet, and yet, 1s although the rein poured down in torrents from half-past ten o'clock until four, upwards of 80,000 persons attended in v the procession, and remained until the meeting was over. ...

... U.NITEllD STATES. TRE PRESIDENT's MESSAGE. t Lte',siaronr., Kqiltlip, Do,. 22-rile Sell arrived here tbis p afternoon, bringig 'tile acbovie ?? docucnent. Silo II sailed on tihe :,ti fio~ne Sandy Ilool:, butI brings nothing ilater V than the 3rd from New York. 'rho lessage was d]eliered 011 the 2nd instant, and the pt's- Ii sidenit expresses ?? 'il a very decided way inrs~peet to il their ...

... EXTRACTS FROM THE BURGH RECORDS OF A ABERDEEN. THE BUILDING OF THE BRIDGE OF DEk-1527. This is the anuer of the tovuin of Abirdeu gevin to my lord (the EBishop of Abirdenie aient the brig of ee. My lord, wye your seruandis, prouest, bailzeis. conLsull, and comunite of Abirdene, hes ressauit your l~ordschipis] gaid lklynd, exponit to vs be yor comnmissar, Maister A lemanlder Hay persouit of ...

... FROM T}HE LONION GAZETTE. p~~~~~ _ _ _ _ [fMitehU, Mfarch 29. The Queen has been pleased to order a comge d'elire to pass the 4)reat Seal. empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Ely to elect a Bishop of that see, the saine being void by the death of Dr Joseph Allen, late Bishop thereof; and her Ma-. testy has also been pleased to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter, ...

... eloviculture. ? .1. - I -- - '?,- I EsXCgORY, March la.-Since the beminntng of February the weather has been so remarkably changeable, that it has varied al- most everytwenty-fourhours. Snow,t-leet.arndrain, ivithoccasional intervalsef severe frost, prevailed alternately, and stopped the pe- rations of the plough until the 14th. Since then, a considerbe I breadth of -land has been turned over, ...

... Herring Vishery. Au~eriusgry, July 5. -Tehe herring fishing began here on Mfon- day, when a few boats Brent out by way of experil-ent and brougbt in some crans of very excellent herrings Upwards of siIty boats are engaged for the ensuing season, at prices a shade higher than last year. £InASrnuOu, 14th Jnly.-The herring fishing commenced here on the leth instant, by a few of the boats that had ...