... Lt teo Vol ?? inT ne ea nar min ua or aII I tt Ca nE COp inl is0 ua Ual i a ert or F lon 1,I th ti rI tt( pt Jth lti ,1 I fro It th Ci'~ it woe ted t nti ly m .o0 cel re, ast rat in in clu 1h1l 'at we it i ti. th I f 1C.2 ot ta lit ofZ of ' th, en coi CO4 nea !ept gn sc~ rig hf it w bje ad We or er ,;d if ed c-li mE i aD t ar sefu t s l in on tud Oct le !dge up ,ny ?? , ar uer )d Vi CCIP phl ...

... I its HOW DOCTORS DIFFER. to 'I 'al On Thursday evenitig last there was an extraordinary ti meeting of the South Loatdon Medical Society, at the co Literary Inatitution, Borough-road, for the purpose of ao rig discuosing the nature and treatment of the prevailing O, ne epidemic. The assemblage, viewed in its results, may ci :e well be called extraordinary, in more senses than one, for oi a' ...

... TAKING THEE STARCH OUT OF 'EAl- A COLD WATER SKElTCH. A knot of idlers stood Upon the end of a pier which d f ran out into the Hudson River, in one of the small tu [towns near Albany, a few days ago, amusing them- or selves with hurling stones into the broad stream, ' each viing with his neighbour in the endeavour to pitch a missile at the furthest distance from the shore, when a tall, rugged ...

... d-- Whe tlberpirrf fdtIerturp. A.4LUS POPULI LEX SDPRKAMA. FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1849. Our paper of Tuesday contained an account of m the Tory riots in Montreal, consequent on the in Governor-Gxenera's assenting to the Rebellion ht Losses Compensation Bill after it had received the b sanction of both Houses of the Legislature. The b: measure, as our readers are doubtless aware, is the hi exact ...

... COURT AND WA.SHiORNALE Liird., I Her Majesty again atteindan ?? , - ?? Majesty again attended Divine worrhip ar the an parish church of Crathie on Sunday week. The chvrch i. a as crowded, and a few of the strange visitants behaved :Ion. with great indecorum. The conduct of by far the greater the portion of the congregation was exceedingly beconihag. be- On Monday, the 27th, the birthday of ...

... ark M ALtibCZr43tT terturp. SALUS POPULI LHX SUPREBAA. TUBSDA ?? NO VEMBL R 27, 1849. THE IRISHI ALLIANCE. (Loi The attempt of 'Mr. Charles Gavan Duffy to rally At te Young Icelanders has proved as miserable a u failure as M-r. John O'Connell's essay to resuscitate Iha the 0;dI Ireland party. The Irish Alliance-the ltt, spawn of' the !National Conference-will be a h Vox et praalereoal/ ...

... Tna GtitAsu LoDG AN3D M T GovaitNaruNT.-The aecond part of the Report,2' just come to hand, is as gretat a failure an its lengthy antecedent. Like a drmuken fellow in a rosw, it hits wildly at all within its reach: Lord Clarendon, Mr. Berwick, priestq, pspists, and ribandmon, all have formed one fearful conspiracy to exterminate the gentle lambs of the fold of ltnniskillen, and undermine the ...

... EXPENDITURE Of' WI'HE STATE I TAXATION OF THE PEOPLLE SPEECH OF AIR. JOHN SMI1TH, to AT THE RtECE' T P'UBLIC MEETING OF THlE LIVERPOOgL ani FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION. c I an EWA-ati IBssenaImtI, Ea., t55 THlE OSSAnS. le an Ta 3 to (fjk The following epoi'eli was not reported ini the ea for tecoutit of the proceedings given in the Mercury of the d 277, 23rd nlt., for walt ofeispace. It isnow ...

... MEETING OF TUE BRITISH ANTI- ISTATE CHURCH ASSOCIATION. S, tit! Y Last evoning, the members arid friends of this associa- pal is tion, which hias for its object the liberation of religion a I fram all State interference, held a public meeting at the lit Concert-hall, Lor-d Nelson-street. On the platform were £P,3 tefollowing pertlemeni :-Charleis Robertson, Esq., tepi nRev. W. Forster, of ...

... ISLE OFI MAN 3lLMOURAGAz, !-Thia worthy PArtR GILMOUR AGAIN !-This worthy tradesmsa r r, is aa exiensively engaged in the way o' bus i- ness' ci cve. As e before stated, lie isuot over part i- ~eera to ahit line he is more immcdimely conlce!rrcd ?? ]iely he was dealing in such trTfl:' ?? 200 jr. quirters of malt ; tuid some 40 f50 b tr- r Sill later, we undcrtjtand, he wjas or- rel re itjrr ...

... ?? XiierpvlT Mercury. StALUS POP'JLf SEX 6.VPAEfMlA. I -A 9 t TUBrsDA Y. 'E 8 1?U.-IR Y I1:, 1049. -I FRANCE BETWEEN TWO REPJUB LIC S. The fact of the National Assetubly having at ha length settled the question of their dissolution in co the affirmative ielieves the President and the young Republic of the more immediate dangers that so ap 0 re( recently threatened both. France it may be ex-ha ...

... 1WULTUnd In PARVO. t^ 1. -^ A.^ i ?? - - e . . . . luty Genera weekly average price of Grain for the six weeks ending ,o.t n to Jan. 20,1849:-Wheat, 46s, 6d.; Barley, 30s. 7d.; Oats, 17s. 10td. ; who nae- Rye, 28s. 3d.; Beans, 32s. Ild.; Pease, 36s. 6d. The duties on of ti reil Foreign Corn are:-Wheat, 10s.; Barley, 2s. 61.; Oats, 4s. Od.; A ead, iye, 2s. 6d.; Beans, 2s. 6d.; Pease, 2is. 6d. ...