... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. At an early hour on Monday the Conciliation Hall was besieged by applicants for admission, and at the hour appointed for the dispatch of business tot a space re- mained utnoccupied. The galleries apytopriated for the accommodation of the ladies, as is generally the case when Mr. O'Cornell is present, exhibited a formidable array. At oen o'clock the bon. gentleman entered ...

... W:EELY SUMARY 0 XMAIU- TIME CiLSUALTIES. ?? following summary is carefully compiled from the daily file at ?? Shipping and Morrofyile Gazetr and a a may be relied uPO asa aperfecl record of maritime dis- a asters-that is, Bn contalinl every incident connected F with ahipping anlOat, received upto a lathte hor n Thurg- day, anid puliohfd ir the latest editiorn of the nuei- r' that evening. It ...

... The late mayor, and the other magistrates of the borough, issued, on the morning of the 5th instant,-the strictest iojunctions to the police to prevent any display of fire works in the streets, and to take into crstody any person lettingoff squibs, or crackers, or any other species of explosive combustible, ii commemoration of the anniversary of the OGnpowper plot, or under any pretence ...

... f TO THE EDITOR OF LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEW5PAFOI.. Sin,-Your correspondent C. F. objects to my plan for military reform, on the ground that it would exclu- sively beoneft the non-commissioned officers, and leave the privates in the same, or a worse coeditirso. Now, this argument is fallciorus, as it assumes that the differ. eat posts in the army are stationary, whereas, in fact, they are ...

... ItAD ISS POLIC Y. ooued silence of Sir Robert i'eel on islai ch iot esthe welfare of the whole 20 d t may be, the cry existence of thou- Pt ol let Moiet'eS subjects, leaves uis no fur- ts hope thtt rly explanation wehatever red eoria hlit till tire opening of x ritt ;e time for doing good or for 'iii ml have gone by. Collected in lentil co l' -Strtt ill a garment of cor- ! -irtficielicY, ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1845. Tinl ?? qaestion-that is, Ile question of the labourers' daily meat and 4irink-is forcing itself in almost all directions, 'snl finding^ advocates and audiences where, stone time since, it coald scarcely have been loped for, New yeriodicals are starting up- hriodicals oF no mean promise-as Douglas lrold1's Magazine, for example-the ...

... . jULLIEN AND THE WIDOW 1. TEMVPLEMAN. To TrE EDITOR OF tLLOlD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. rS Ir your paper of the 27th ult., you published a r signted cnIAOLOTTE TEstPLEMtAN, which imputed s I, jillien and his attorney, Mr. C. Lewis, conduct so b11atl and oppressive that it was scarcely possible to give eil to the ailegations it contained. The statement tde by ?? Templeman was, that about three ...

... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly ?? of the association took e place on Monday in the Conciliation-hall, and was nume. to rously attended. Mr. O'Connell and several of the lead- oing members oere present. MIr. W. Gray, having been dcalled to the chair, addressed the meeting, congratulating l it ol the concessions lately made to tlis ecuntry by the Dpresent ministry. Every wrong redressed ...

... ALLAC S oN FREE TRADE. most ildefatigable of all dullards, who lrocs ?? political economy for the Mornig 16t, whelo staids allne in its glory, as the ps - gurdY1 -of the British r hea J this wcek asserting, for S iindtO . tinte, that the principles, as 1 h e objectS. of free trade are in direct ailie to thc intercsto of the working classes, ' o thy tendI to reduce prices, and b'tC to ...

... RAXLWAY NOTABILSA. PRoxErCTD RAILWAYS aEF0RoE PIrtAAItlsxlT A Very curious return has just been Iid before parliament, in relation to projected railways now before parliament. .It thence appears that the railways of which plans and sections have been deposited with tse Railway Depart- ment of the Board of Trade, amount in length, for Great 3iti Irt atint Iceland, to no lets than sight thousand ...

... The nsual weekly meeting of the Repeal Association0 held on Monday, in the Conciliation Hall, was much crowded. Mr. O'Connell made his appearance amid enthu- siastic peals of acclamation. The hon. and learned gen- tleman was accompanied by Robert Dillon Brownse, Esq., M.P. W. SmSth O'Brien, Fsq.. M P., E. B. Roche, Eoq., M.P., J. Kelly, osq. M.P., Morgan O'Connell, Esq., N.P., P. 1. Somers, ...

... ITO THE VZEWZEAiA.NfD COMPANY. GENTLEnxEN,-You are about to undertake another enterprise big with the fate and fortunes of somse .hundreds of your fellow-counrrynien, and of the principles of coolnization you profess, and as one of the frinifr'ends of New Zealand, ore who knows and can appreciate the capabilities of that fine country, I w, uld wish to offer a few suggestions for your considers ...