... METHODGHT I wandered far and wide o'er IU8ny hil1s and dalu, Where Nature senell litr odours forth, on genile zephyr gales; here flowretsgay adorn the meads, deek the And where through 'many a verdant glen the chrlstAI streamlet glides 'Twas on an ev, II lovely eve, which Autumn only knows, When sylvan scenes and fairy nooks invite to calm repose. At length I laid me down to rest betu/ath th ...

... BEQUESTS ACT- ?? NG AT CAREY, GLENS (PF ANTRIMIt. an- (Fro ti e Bel j flinstior) is Ani ageregatenmenting of 'tho Catholics of the Glens, wag o- held at Carey Chapel, parish of Culfeightrin, on the 2d 1 ultirno, to petition against the obnoxious beqiuvest bill. I ?? Shortly after ten o'clock the roads were literally black 1 th with people thronging in every direction from all thre neigh.I as ...

... The news from France contained in the London journals of Saturday is totally devoid of interest. SPAIN. Our accounts from Madrid are of the 27th ult. The The Chamber of Deputies met on that day, and gave its final approbation to the bill for the repression of the slave trade. The president next announced that the Queen had sanctioned the lawn lprovilitig for the maintenance of the clergy and ...

... Mllessengers from the House of Commons brought up some bills C which wverc read a first time anrl ordered to le printed. w Lord COLCHESTER moved that an humble address be pre- tj sented to her Majesty to ]ay before the House a copy ofthe report b( of the commissionersappointed (by the Treasury minute of the I 2(th April, 1844) to inquireinto the subjectofharboursofrefusge. d( The Noble Lord ...

... *Emperial Parliamnent HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MAtCId 3. Three bills introduced ey Lord CA.etuBELI for the pur- pose of effecting certain legal changes in actions by civil process, were read a second time, after which their Lord- ships adjourned. TUESDAY, MARCs 4. Lord AsusraToci presented a petition from cortain tradesmen in Westminster, complaining of the operation of Lord Broughau's Bill of ...

... THE NORTHERN STAIR. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1845. SPOTTISWOODE AND IllS PAPER MONEY ADVOCATE. WL have a favour to crave at the hands of some of t, our friends: can any of them furnish us with a copy of a the Operative newspaper, as far as it was published ? I They will greatly oblige if they can. SPOTTISWOODE T and Co. have organised themselves into a society for ( Emuincipaction of British ...

... WAYS AND MEANS (IN THE COMM[?lEE)-MAncif 7. Moti( n made and Question proposed:-- Sd. on Sugar the growth and produce of China, Java, or Maniltt, or of any foreign country the 6tigars of which her Majesty ill Coun,,- lil shall have declared, or may hereafterdeclare, to be adinissiblo as siot being the produce of slave labour, and which shall be itl- ported into the United Kingdom either Irion ...

... ?? ?? - TuelrlffIRI _rA\R-IA31ENT. ?? rtic, a ao, that anything which tends to mapre33 !a atebiOPS f:iztt wiih a setse' of the real character of the t ruse of Comsmons, a A ?? &TeftVE AS- lstintvX, must tend, in the same degree to ?? a strolg feelinlg of dis:sati factiou vith it, and a strong desire to edlet a sweeping r form ill its canstritiation, we insert, is Oue parliaaoentaty reports, ...

... bettere. DESIRABLE IMIPROVtkIENT. TO the EDITORS ?? LI VknPOOL JTROCaRY. GXWTLrSAF.N,-The 'iferctury stands foremost emong the jour. nal -ot Liverpool is the ?? of the hern workign man, and, threrobr it. I beg to make a proposltiont wi:ich miany will think usefld:-rhat a large and commidious room be provided, and wa lneon wheu necetsary, for the rcaommuodatiou of the poor hard vvrkiog, ...

... ZirlienfrtaV, &r. -- ion WIRRALL PARMER I' tLUB. lUS Ad, On Tuesday last, the show of stock, implements, seeds, &o., in nd cennexion with this society, took place at Mr. Gough's Hotel, or. Birkenhead. The attendance, during the day, was not so Dlume. I n rous as had been anticipated. There was a fair display of agr-. wn cultural implements, some of them of a novel character, and he displaying ...

... EDINflIJFGII SUBSCRIPTION 111311Xfl)2. Sze Fiday last a neesorouantaid ighly e 'portabi~n patty of| thetanmlicrs of this nsotaetitritl diricri tegetter iln the Cafd' Itoy i, to celebratetire ohlbilon or frilictti aunt' ecary of the iaoeiintlau of rho biarrtetioe, l)iani-i Macarz ]3sq. aocoaeenaall, 1'osieaudit of rho Society, in tire ebltai' alirr Iene Eaict urk, Esin. aco'utm~nrrt, etre ...

... R 1W YA L A GRICUL'TUBelL SOCIET'Y 01' I ENGLAD.II.l A monthly Conceil was held at the Society's house In lianover-siltare, on Wednieadliy I1st, the ',th of Match I present t: Hi Grace the Duke of Riichiond, K.G., Priesidetit, in the Chair. ijr. Pusey, 1r.P., Cltairman of tile Journal Committee, reported to the Council the numbel of Essars received by the firat of Marcli, in competition for ...