... of entail, appear to have been composed principally of landowners. The speakers were landed proprietors; the inconveniences of the entail law upon which they expatiated with most unction were those which are felt by owners of entailed estates. The voices heard at these meetings come from the class by whom, and for whose fancied interests, the entail system was created. They are crying aloud to ...

... He had been suffering recently under a painful and dangerous complaint, against which he struggled. On Friday morning, however, he continued to sink rapidly until he expired. Mr. Rede was a dramatist and the author of many successful farces and burlesques. He has also been for many years writer in several of the first periodicals of the day. Mr. Rede was only 45 years age. ...

... Division on question, that the house reaolve itself into committw bill. —Ayes, 119; Noes, 158. AYES. Aldam, VT. Damer, Hon. Col.Lambton, IL l'asey, P. Anson, Ilon.Col. Dawson, Hn. W.Rawdon, 001. Arundel &Surrey,Dickinson, F. Leader, J. T. Rich, IL Earl of Dodd, G. Lincoln, Earl J. Bannerraan, A. Duncan, O. Mucaulay, Iln.T.KusteU, Lord'. 11aring, F. T. l)uncombe,Thos. Macnatnara, Maj.Ruwell, ...

... and crew of the Caraibe. M. Montagnis de Rogue has sent a list of the men drowned during the wreck of this vessel: they are 20 in number. Death Count Doumerc.—lt was but a few days since that we announced the death of General Drouot, to- day we have to announce the decease of one of his brothers in arms, Lieut.-General Count Doumerc, who died at Paris, on the 30th ult. Jean-Pierre Doumerc was ...

... Achsroon, 2, at., Cork. Fearless, at., part. ace.v PrOwaetboors, ot., Coast a. Acorn, 15, Last Indira Pace,; 0 Ci.olAfolca. Africa. Actseor, 26, C. of Africa. Firerod at. SE. Cost Prorpero, 1, St., Prembrokc Asddor, 5, at., Proshoshe. of Aroerisa. Gores,, ala, Davenport. Aavice, ta t., Pembrooke. FIrelly, 2, ss., Irish Chant. Rlacehorse, 1a, E. lad'les. colias, porticolse aervice Fiogisrd, 42, ...

... MR. GRANTLEY BERXELEY, M.P., AND WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE. On Monday, a Mrreeting of the electors *f West Gloucestershire, or rather, of that large portion of the coounty withih the limits of the Forest of Dean, was held at the Speech House, Dean For&.t, for the purpose of heating certain explanatioits proposed to be made by the Hon. Grantley F. Berkeley. The meeting was held in tie oentre of the ...

... WHAT IS TE GOVENMEXT PLAN or EDUCATION7 TO TiE EDITOR Or 'LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPEH. ?? cannot help thinking, that, after all that has been said about it, in your columns and elsewhcre, there is a great deal of ignorance prevailing as to the real character of the Governinlenlt plan nor improving and extending the education of tile people. It is only upon this assumnption that I can ac- count ...

... It . PRITh.. PNSION S, CIW 97Y. I The armuail di'her oF tlie Printers'n 560kolplAce- on t sday 'at th'e Lobdob' T niames Hanasard',Esq., .prestided. The ,tssiyt Ihavhia been dippgsted ?? f hef ~cairrosn pyenvssfd satoa tto th~e *taeuione'rs' Co~tis~1,ao 'at last *fhich:Witffti ilte . . ?? g.. .. The.;Chairtanq tbhD rose, and in proposing thetft ,of tpe eveiingt, 'ame1,f The ?? e Peatol. ...

... The eleventh annual meeting of subscribers, and distribution of prizes took place yesterday Drury-lane Theatre, which was crowded every part. The chair was taken by the Duke of Cambridge, who having addressed a few words to the meeting with regard to the beneficial influence of the society upon art and artists, Mr. Godwin, the honorary secretary, read the report of the council, which commenced ...

... LANCASHIRE. The Government Scheme of Education. —Tuesday, at noon, there was meeting of the Unitarians of Lancashire, to consider the government scheme of education, held in Cross-street Chanel, Manchester. was intended to hold the meeting in the vestry, but the numbers who attended rendered adjournment to the chapel necessary There were upwards eighty individuals present the commencement, of ...

... At the morning sitting of the House of Commons, yesterday, Lord J. Russell, in reply to Mr. Hume. stated, in reference to the filling up the office of a Master in Chancery, consequent upon Mr. Lynch's retirement, that the subject was under the consideration of the Lord Chancellor; and, in answer to Mr. Trelawny, that the removal of Jewish disabilities was under the consideration of the Home ...

... any tort of secular education •chools. It have been religious education. ...