... rthe Xtbtrpoof fjtrurav SALUS POPULI LEX BUPRBVEMA_ F}RIDAy, APRIL 25, 1845. .A4As.LI m - 4'1The cry of No popery ?? 1nY Its ?? i he~ h NiIo Iroland. geln Now that the opinio;n of Parliament has beeni ex- par prse ntis mneasulre with a distinctness wkich wit Eleaves no room for a doubt as to its eventual fate, F and that we are in possso of the views of all our an( leading statesmen with ...

... INTRODUCTORY LETTER TO SIR J. GRAHAM uPO4 THE ANOMALOUS STATE OF AUTHORITIES IN THE BOROUGH OF BIRMiNGHAM. MENc OF BIaRMINGHlAM,-Before I commence my letter, I feel an explanation is due to you why I,a non-resident, should interfere with your local affairs. My answer is, tied to no party or junta whatsoever, but having for many years been connected with a large portion of the tradesmen of ...

... WED11)NESI)AY'S ANDI 'THIiURSDhAY'S POSTS. . lo, ,s.- HOUSE OF1 (0JO INS_( ?? Mr. H iaor,~' presented III petitiolls rwon till 1)arts of 'England against, the Grant to Md i'tlothj. Lord Jom1N US Iprstdapttinfo re teas residingiwithin twelve miles; of London, expressinlg their ets t'action at the ?? ot' tho Maernooth 11111 hr tile Go- Vernment, fur the purpouse of giving soiunder and higher, ...

... 9) X F 0 1K, Siaduduy, April 26. IF the Premier thinks for a moment that his majority of 147 upon the vote respecting the additional grant to Alaynooth shelws a decrease in the hostility of the public to that measure lie will deceive himiself; all that it shews is that individuals callihg themselves representatives of the people are not so ill fact, as in voting in favour of the grant in ...

... SlUGS OAA TREES. AbutTw rsa Mr To ?? e (From the Dumfries Courier.> About tw~o years ago, M~r, Young, callinet-imarker, Nervton-, zT Stewart, observed portions of large oak trees projecting above the R sand, in the bed of the river, being within tide mark, and wboll.y covered with fresh wvater. After asking leave of the Right Ron 0 the Earl of Galloway (on whose property they mwere,) which tl ...

... SCOTS PARLIAMENTARl.Y BUSINESS. 5 ?? of Commons, April 19. ; Bils.-The Caledonian Railway Bill-Glasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle Railway Bill-Clydesdale Junction Railcev Bill-Edin- burgh and Glasgnow Railway Bill-Scottish Central RailwayvBill, are to go into committee on Alonday the 26th instant, before the following nmembers -Mr. John Parker, Viscount Eb, ington, Mr. Buller East, Sir F. Egerton ...

... UJNIVERSITY AND ECCLESIASTICAL. OXFoRm, ArRIL 17..-En a congregation held this day the following degrees were conferred:- Bachel7o oaid Doctor in Dininity by ?? Venerable Samuel Wilberforce. Oriel. Grand Compounder. Nastcrs ?? Boothby Barry, Michel Follow of Queen's; the Rev. Shadivell Morley Warkworth, Wor- cester. actds osofAs.--T. -M. Pnleston, Brasenose, Grand Compeunder: G. Case, ...

... coM S (ION OF LUiNACY. A commission de lhssatico Inqusirendo was opened yes- terday before Mlr. Commissioner Winslow anm a Special jury at the Gray's Inn Coffee-house, to inquire into the state of mind of Mr. John Nelson, described in the commis- sion as of College-street, Chelsea, then of Cowver House, Old Brompton, but now residing in Barnes-plitce, Mile- end-road. Mr. Anderdon, Q.C., of the ...

... - 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; ...

... - It n V?a itaille-warp Entelliquice. IIOUSE OF l1OIZDS.-Mo`NDA.\Y A ftsr thel~lesi.entutioniof agreat numiber of 1etitions rolat- Mog to the Maynootli bill, The .Earl of PoionnN took the ?? Of expressing his ohjections to tire measure, ,an i iitimatetdy that when tic' bilt came, bef're thi iordihps lie would, on the secotid reading, move for thle appointment of at committee to ililuiro anto ...

... COTEMPORARY PRESS; d, d, TIMES..- The Premier has now virtually carried his a- measure, and we are inclined to think he will be the last, he Person to complain of our recurring again to its very great an significance. n) The bill itself must proclaim its own consequences to all rd men of common understanding. Now Maynooth is really a le. magmificent and efficacious plan for supplying an accom- ...

... THE EXETER HALL7 MEd.._ -, I E XTRAnl~nfJ'ADI' - -AJMKAJyDIN,4RI SC0RN ' _. (FRaOM OUR PARLIAMENTARY IEpORrEa.) London, Tuesdav Night. The Great No Popery melodrama announced to be in preparation for the lest week, came off to night in th, Exeter Hall.-the Marquis of BnEADALUANS taking the leaditig character. The most active exeltions8 were being made to bring a house. Placards were posted ...