... _ _ tio The amount of public interest which has of late cot been excited ol the subject of this colony-first, by eni the important debate of the 17th, 18th, and 19th of ad last month, and, again, within the last few days, by aw r the alarming intelligence of a successful native in- grc surrection that has loft the aborigines masters ot the we toldest European settlement in the islands-leads us ...

... Herring Vishery. Au~eriusgry, July 5. -Tehe herring fishing began here on Mfon- day, when a few boats Brent out by way of experil-ent and brougbt in some crans of very excellent herrings Upwards of siIty boats are engaged for the ensuing season, at prices a shade higher than last year. £InASrnuOu, 14th Jnly.-The herring fishing commenced here on the leth instant, by a few of the boats that had ...

... - l agriculture. QUARTERLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. (From the Quarteriv Journal ofAgrieu iture.) June, 1845. It is an odd remark, that a late spring is a favourable one for I Scotland, Vegetation is not then tempted to stir before its pro- . per time, by the alluring smiles of a deceitful February. and will not therefore, be injured by the rough and cold blasts of March, t or ty the withering ...

... -~~-- I !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ as - .-_ .- A - I DEATH Or TsHE LARL oc' Du.xsoam.-)- We regret to announce the demise of the above nobleman, who expired on Tuesday afternoon, at Bill House, Streatham, where his Lordship had re- cently been residing for the benefit of his health, hivhch for some time past has been in a declining state. The deceased, Alex. Edward Murray Earl of Daumore, ...

... AdRAIL-WA - 'IN ?? I BA ILt WA Y INTEtLLIGEN&CE I The Midland Railway Company have commenced tile works on the new line from Nottingham to Lincoln, nid it is said that Mr. Il-ldson has given a positive assurance that the line shall be finished before next tnmer. Raucul, DEanyv, AND AIANICHESOTEli RZAILWAY.-FCW parti- cubn's have as yet appeared o' this scelhen. It is to com- meneC at Rugby, ...

... e .?AIL jVAv~ 1NTIELLIGENCE, EI es X _ LONDOIN RAILWAY SHARE LIST. TUESDAY, July 22. [ Tho following are the actual quotations, without reference +t n--mlm orA dscount.l - ?? Bir. anrd Gloure., 136 Bris. and Exeter, 96 Do. New, 14 pm Bris. aiid Glouc., 60 Caledonian, 11 Cam. and Liii., 4,1 Cles. and Uoly., 16.' ChulrnetVnlley, 5, Cornwall, 4 dis Derby and Crewe, 2k Direct Northern, 24 Dublin ...

... A boy, named William Austen, was seriouslyhurt on Sunday morning by the fall of a dower-pot from an upper window on hiis uncovered head, as he was walking along Wilstead-street, Somers-town. He received a severe concussion of the brain, and is not expected to ?? crop of hay round the metropolis, with the exception of a few fields, will this year ex- ceed the usual ?? distribution of medals and ...

... nXAMINATIOM, &c. Jeems RoXn, eethlsenwore chionwite, and glass dealer in Aberdeen-tl he rsxinied in the Sheriffs OSficc there, ISth July, tool'e o ticlock. \Ilree l ifLEcL, ?? et al fleth to be ereaniwloel in the SLUritf'e Office, Gliasre-, 25th July, lion e'cbwck. Cruiditer of Anoi~l~leu TiwsewoNedrnpeelt Uese, ,viii receire a final ?? fos m Jaies BGoyurley, ecnoiiti in Glsgowre, 25th August ...

... | I Q - A. A- AA1 - A- _ _ L , _ I onsAS parliament is about to be prorogued, and the recess will afford her Majesty's government leisure to exa- mine the condition of Ireland, I have taken the liberty of bringing under your notice a few facts which, taken per se, are of minor import ; but which added to the long catalo- gue of our grievances, may be deemed worthy of your con- sideration. I am ...

... I (P'aSt OUR PARULIAMCENSTARY CORRbESPONDENT.) London, Monday morning. I have heard, upon whatI conceive tobeunieapeach1able authority, that it is the intention of the ministry to abandon the bill introduced by Lord Stanley, for the alteration of the relations between landlord and tenant in Ireland. This resolution it is said has been coma to in consequence of the determined opposition which ...

... IM.PEARIAL PARLMAMENT6 l 8et HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WsDsEaSDAY, JULY 2. in (Concluded from yweserday's Freeman.) on. PRIVILEGES. reml Mr. F. FRENCH rose and said.-Sir, it is not my inten. rch tion to detain the house above a few minutes with what I ?w about to address to it. ,I see in one of the public papers lug a report tbat a complaint has been made in another place of k it, a breach of the ...

... DROGHEDA POOR LAw UNIONTHE TENANT RIGHT. A# ?? ?? .a At the adjourned monthly meeting of the guardians on Wednesday, Francis Donagh, Esq., in the chair. Mr. 0.. Markey rose and said that upon the last day of meeting coineeed advisable to have an adjournment to afford the gu ians an opportunity of declaring what their opinios are ti respect to what is called 1the tenant right of Ulster.~' The ...