... THE NEWSPAPER MAYN. (lrom the Gaol Chaplain an Bentley's miscellanyf 2m! PFor no offence that I am ashamed of-sbrink from mn ?? would hesitate to repeat to-morrow under lei similar provocation! was the answer given me, one an November morning, by an intelligent but excited young ex man, as a reply to tho usual routine question, F For what du are vou committed? th That the chaplain should ...

... age wamilp r 6.o llppaioll . ORIGINAL AND ,i,,CTED. PUBLIC POSITION 0li JOE IGHT. a (F1rom tltea hiis,;3 b We have long observed with great admiration the V straightforward and dauntless career of Mr. Bright, in connection with the fice trade agitation both within and -without the walls of' parliament. In-the honest devotion T of his great talents to the cause which he has more par- r 'i ...

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... A. MARSTON'S CONCLUDING LECTURE ONI ~t ; 1- IMAGINATIVE LITERATURE . I:0: ?? Thursday evening the 27th Talt.: John We6stlaind. Marston, Esq, (author of 1TheiPatrician's Danghter,` 10 1Gerald, &o c) gave the last of a 11ours of four lectures- lr, in thle lecture theatre of the Atahemenumn,to ia numerous audience- the subjects for consideration 1esnb The Of Poems Of Miss Bairrett'- The ...

... ?? _- _ Lord Stanley arrived in town from Knoweloy on Saturday last. The trial of llocker, for the murder of Mr. Delartie, at Ilanimlstead, is fixed for the 11th of April. WuVe are assured that Archdiacon Samuol Wilberforce is to lti the new Dean of Westminster,-Standard Mlr. o'Coinnell, it is said, may he expected in London early next week. At tile repeal association, in Dublin, on Monday, Mr ...

... This concert took place at the Theatre, on Tuesday evening last. The house was moderately well filled with a highly respectable auditory. Upon the whole, the concert passed off extremely well, there being no less than six encores in the latter part of the entertainment. The principal attraction of the evening, was the performance of M. Vieuxtemps, the celebrated Belgian violinist, a pupil of ...