... THE POPISH PRINCIPLES OF AMAYNOOTH, WHICH PROTESTANTS ARE CALLED UPON TO SUPPORT. Dof(Proe the John Bull.) )yBefore we present to our readers an analysis of the e Roran Catholic doctrine oil the subject of tle decalogue, we must explain our object in laying it before them, and the principle on which it has been prepared. ie Our object is to set forth, apart from all embellish- d ments, the ...

... I Qololnial ant §jorefgn Entelligence. I DEVASTATING INUNDATIONS ON THE RHINE. In The following account of the inundations caused by the Rhine appeared in the Colbgne Gazette of T Saturday:- in -I The intelligence which has reached us from all aides, E respecting the inundations in the lowlands below Cologne to and the neighbouring villages, is one of the most painful de. scription. All the ...

... IMPERIAL PARL1AMEN r.I HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, MAllen :31. IY nfle nones re-aesenlalot after the Easter lRecess. or The Speaker took the chair at fear o'clock. er RIAIL WAYS. r- The following railway bills Wools tend a second tlime: floe London and 'Wosoern, lioneidlane Ely to Lotocoslil. thoe Moidlatod (Notting2ham to L~inlcelni the Midland 'owinvotoal to Lie colin the Midland 16yst.-n' to ...

... ebtiiat of Me pt A feast of nectar'd sweets, Where no crude surfeit reigns! As a means of clearing off the accumulations of poetical contributions and extracts which come into our possessions but which the ordinary channel (our i poet's corner) is inadequate to dispose of, we an- nounced, in February last, our intention of iving, every quarter, a selection of original and extracted ieces ...

... - On SWednesday morning, the houng of the Iev. J. rBbington, of Caosinfitiou, about a mile arid a half from the Sileby statiort of tire Mliland Counties' Railway, was broken open, end property to a corisiderabte amount stolen therefrom. Tuesday, the diay pro. cejing the robbery, was the usual day for Mr. Brabingtonr to receive his rents, and also those of some property for which he is trustee; ...

... FIRST DRAwING-ROOMII OF TH}B SEASON.- On Thursday the Queen held a drawing-rooma at St. James's Palace. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the royal suite, arrived from Buckingham Palace at two o'clock, and were received by the usual great officers of state. Before the drawing-room, her Majesty, according to annual custom, received a deputation of governors and forty boys of the Royal ...

... *mptriai ?? HOUSE OF COMfONS, MONAYis, MARCHI II. Oto IT) reply tos A iiestitiin ?? Lord Dunteett, no Si J G ,sA rpie dtttv of a former even- v ing, to Cite elicit tbllt lt leC whole ti'e bil for ehd totting ert ihotttetfor d,,bt fo.r Sunts tin1der £20 w lork sol e and l'111ie old tit titertftre COtisetit to aitly 1tin ?? ft lavicug for its objtett thle ref ititpoero ?? ,fu righet h. tO~ ...

... *TR rOHAT ' D THE LAI -- M ; - ca,.+h TonF ?? repleee ntea touosdb ?? t t the lawse; nd (Sabou e r w P e e t the 'Alasses also helped to make the laws. Sir l9.. pr eeonms'h clever tan, ws hie mode of pickicigathe gu pockets of the people fulllj showed. Retail pick- Q poecktts -were taklen up ani sent. to NeWgate,.hsle el, the whole55le 'pickpocket (Si* KR. Peel) vias called a~ te 'grat inacie, ...

... 1 HOUSE OF LORDS, I I'f'NAifNT FOR P'OORt RATEP. eann wat !, ico trot been each ccern-ittvil to pirison for a cmouth, with haet-IJ beaso'r I Itohe in550C masiitrstto of icsssotsr, ?? notc ,Noble end Lcarlied Lor'd dte~tlc ia~h,1 eelcres for no c- paycoent ofI tho Ceoto Of a so roceONS Whit h te;i lon isecc ...

... LEEDS AIND THETtS.E. RAIL-WAY, PUr3LIr 4lEETING AT THlosi(. On W'odiresday eLst, one of tile .nost nuneororres ered ?? meetings of the inhahbirrits of Tirsik evur held in tbhat borouigh took place, in arccordancewith a public requtisitiorr, at the large room of the Three T'ins Hotel, to consider the propriety of petitioning in favour of Ile Leedo ?? Tfirsrk iailway. Tho Ulev. WV. lNrrz,!oY, ...

... crrmponbtrllu PROGRESS O COBARTISM IN CORNWALL. ob TO THl EDITOR OF THE NORTHERNC STAR. Dear Sir,-It will, no doubt, be within the recollection me of many of your readers that we commenced our local I warfare, tunder the able directions of Mr. C. Doyle, last diS November. At that time we secured the election of a da' truly honest Democrat, Mr. J. B. Read, in the council, sem whose exertions ...

... I-oreign intefligenae. _- - - - - - - - - - - FRANCE, IeHT OF ParTAioN.-The Dibats announces he decision of the Counolfr;f Prefecture on I of the petitions of theefiicers of the lardagainst the arming of the fortifiec- ris:- Of the several ofdcers of the nrd prosecuted ibr having signed petitions arnament of the fortifications of Paris, h'ave already been brought before the the Prefecture, ...