... THE REV. H. M'NEILE AND THE EVAS- H RE V GELICAL ALLIANCE. The incumbent of St. Jude's considers the alliance impracticable and. mischievous; he therefore declines 1niting .w'ith it, said gives his reasons for so doing. Among those reasons are the followig The teris of the agreement are briedy ?? no t one iyes up any thing. No individual of any denomina- tioi,, joining the alliance, foregoes ...

... U.NITEllD STATES. TRE PRESIDENT's MESSAGE. t Lte',siaronr., Kqiltlip, Do,. 22-rile Sell arrived here tbis p afternoon, bringig 'tile acbovie ?? docucnent. Silo II sailed on tihe :,ti fio~ne Sandy Ilool:, butI brings nothing ilater V than the 3rd from New York. 'rho lessage was d]eliered 011 the 2nd instant, and the pt's- Ii sidenit expresses ?? 'il a very decided way inrs~peet to il their ...

... LETTER FROM E. S. CAYLEY,ESQ., M.P., TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL, ON THE CORN-LAWS. Dear Lord John-1 have just read your letter to your, Lon- don constituents, on thle subject of the Corn-laws. From the interest 1 have so long taken in this question, I am sure you will forgive mne if I venture to make some observations upon it, by way of reply. Obloquy may attach to those who still adhere to their ...

... I FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON CAZETTE. WAR-OFFICE, Dec. 19. ]st or Grenadier Foot Guards: Lieut.-Col. C. J. Hill, from half-pay Unattached, to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, vice G. W. Eyres, who exchanges; Lieut. and Capt. the Hon. P. A. E. Freke to be Cap- tain and Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Hill, who retires; Ea- sign and Lieut. R. Bradford to be Lieutenant and Captain, by pur- ...

... IXC()IIE T1AX AN, )VOLUS1'ARY CONTRIBUTIONS. l Ili t e 'cout iiper inc itse a ed a ci'espottil'ee liceticell tile Her. Charlei FosV arly :d'l COittes tPrenir, ,I.- . the S .cetoiy af the Stotpt . tol 'Ri'cTs, Lendou. with relerecri' to .the liability t10 iliconine tsx ol the 11.1't Felearg'ntete Molte iii- coaneto are tlriaed scalely rto thse tluletarv cetritihtiotta of their hetter'. Mir Pvc' ...

... The League held its first metropolitan meeting, since the adoption of its principles by the embryo government, on Wednesday night. According to the report we copy from the 1orining Chronicle, the the meeting Ewas one of the most successful held during the career of that now triumphant confederacy.' The speech of the English leader was bold and effec- tive, evidently modelled after the style of ...

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... MONMOUTHSHIRE RAILWAY.—We are given to understand that a deputation from the London Board of Di- rectory met, in Newport, a few days since, some influential gentlemen connected with this neighbourhood, with a view to the formation of a local Board of Directors, for perfecting ar- angemenu to carry out the general objects of this Company. 1 he late Mrs. Mellorv Buraew, of Clifton, has ...

... The Times last Friday published the following, as a correct lilt of the new ministry :— first Lord of the Ireasury—Lord John Russell. Lord Chancellor-Lord Cottenham. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs-Lord Palmerston. Secretary of State for the Home Department-Lord Morpeth. Secretary of State for the Colonies-Lord Grey. Under-Secretary for the Colonies—Mr. C. Buller. Chancellor of the ...

... OSWESTRY, DEC. 3.—It will be recollected that an old wo- man, named Susannah Rider (supposed to be a maniac), was taken into custody upon a charge of attempting to murder her own daughter, a delicate yeung woman, who was found in the cottage apparently dead, and mangled in a peculiar manner, which admitted of no description. The poor sufferer, who was placed under medical treatment, had so far ...

... vvi M'L MORGAN'S HOUNDS WILL MEET On Monday Dec. 8J~i,at.. MarshiMd. Wedues.lay Dec. iOih, at Tredegar House. Saturday KAOU DAY AT o'ciLoen-L. T,ii: CO -YBilIDGrE HARRIERS MEET On Mou i-;y Dec. 8th Oa Ogm .re Down. Wedtus lay. 10th St. Mary Hill. it AO II HAY AT 1 \LF-s r TEN. ...

... MR. LABIOUCHIE,81e ON TIIE CORN LAWS, 11 To tise Bailifts of the Boroatll of Ta unton. chai r Gentlemnen,-I understand that it is intend- labo -ed to invite you to call a public meeting of the ease e inhahitants of Taunton, to consider the sub-, nviv i ject of the Corn-law ; and, as I am afraid that' und n it will not be inl my powver to attend it, I ' ad-' Own y dress you for the purpose of ...