... A correspondence of some importance, with respect Parochial Schools, has taken place between the v>car of Wantage, and the Committee of Council JpOn Education. The object of the rev. gent. was to ascertain if parochial schools, could not be made £ cJu«vely institutions in the power of the Church ■Establishment by the appointment of visitors, censed by the bishops, with authority to alter ...

... DECLARATIONS IN SUPPOHl' OF PUBLIC OltDER IN IRELAND. Large numbers of names continue to be sent in to the Secre- taries of the Pedce Association of those, bcth of the h.gher and middle classes, who are determined to support the jaw against men who would plunge the country in the horrors of rebellion and anarchy, upwards of 165,000 are already recorded as supporters of the constitution. The ...

... A large consignment of mackerel (caught on the Cornish ceast a few days since,) intended to be sent to Bristol, beiog too late for the Ilayle steamer Express, were sold in Redruth market at twenty to thirty for a shillings ...

... uny occurrence causes great alarm and ex- citement in the public mind, it is always found after the crisis is past that from various causes, very erroneous inferences are drawn from what has taken place. If the mischiefs which were apprehended have really happened, then there is a disposition to connect them with circumstances which were co- incident, but from which they did not necessarily ...

... IT is very painful to those who ardently desire the progress of the people in political as well as reli- gious freedom, to behold the laws against political offences rendered more stringent, instead of being relaxed, in accordance with the general spirit of the age. Still, looking at the present state of Ireland, we cannot censure the government,. responsible as they are for the protection of ...

... DEAR MRS. DEFURBELOW,—All your fears, kind as you were to express 'em, have bten in vain. Our house, as my daughter Julia says, was invested by the military but never, never were there such dears of men. Your account of the siege of Brussels, where you li.ed three days in a henroost, supporting yourself upon nothing but the eggs, did, I own if, terrify me with notions of the military ...

... FKIDAY, APRIL 7. The Income Tax bill was passed through committee. The other bills oo the table were forwarded a stage, and their lordthips adjourned. MONO A v. The Property Tax bill was read a third time and passed. The Marquess of Lansdowne, in reply to the Mmquess of Northampton, stated that the Chartist meeting at Kenoington Comtnua iWai morning, had en dispersed wi;tiout the appear- ...

... Before Sir Digby Mackworth, bart., John Jenkins, Esq., and William Powell, clerk. William Prosser was summoned for assaulting Wm. Warren, at Tredunnock, on the 5tn instant.—Prosser was ordered to pay £ >s., and 12s.6d. costs. Messrs. Phillips and Cooper, managers at Cwmuran, were summoned by three Irishmen for non-payment of wages.—To pay the claim and costs. William Jones, puddler at Cwmbrane ...

... EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS.—These Sessions commenced at eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning last. There were in attendance a large number of magistrates after the examina- tion of the county accounts, a rate of three-half-pence in the pound was ordered. John North, Esq. and D. Gingell, Esq., were the candi dates for the appointment of surgeon to the gaol, vacant by the death of T. H. Batt, Esq ...

... TUESDAY, APRIL 11. The Marquess of Lansdowne laid upon the table a bill for the registration of aliens, giving notice, at the same time, that he would move on Thursday the suspension of standing orders, to enable the bill to pass through all its stages that evening. Lord Brougham moved for copies of correspondence I elating to recent and present transactions in the north of Italy and in doing ...

... €fw SPY. A FACT OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. ALL Paris has been occupied, for the last week, with rtie story ol Lucien de la Hodde, and various have been the versions of the tale, whIcb, from the mystery which still envelopes it, coatinues to excite the greatest interest. It appears that this yotwg hero, who was one of the most re- nowned and gaMMX. at lite ntoM of was acknowledged _1trst.,ate ...

... Newport Small Debts Court. TOWN HALL.—TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18TH AND 19TH. Before His Honour, J. M. Herbert, Esq. The Court opened at ten 0 clock on Tuesday mo'ning, at which time there was a large number of suitors and defendants already in attendance. His Honour gave judgment in Loder, bookseller, v Dawson, attorney, reserved cue, for plaintiff, £5. for rent. Costs of attorney and one ...