... >n Lord Campbell, that the existing system jury trial ia civil canto, before long must either he abolished r reformed ; and, the only difficulty seems to be deviso satisfactory and beneficial cure for the evils of the system— viz. to fi* on proper method for the settlement of disputed facts, or assessment of damages, I beg to send you the following short observations occasioned in ...

... g bL $ ?? NAs 32ou18 at . .P.BLI iFRIDAY; JANUARY 12, 1849. . CUFFE-STREET SAVINGS' BAN.- We drew'v attention on yesterday to the case of theux fortunate depositors-the industrious and hard- working-the aged and the young-the artizan and the shokeeper-the savings of whose lives have been lost from a too credulous reliance on what the world calls respectability, and the implied assur- ance ...

... The Cordelia, Blacker, frcm Newport for London, has put into St. Mawes, with loss of maiuboom; and making rouch water. The barque Jean, Leaty, from Cardiff, for Coquimbo, has put into Falmouth, leaky. The Hope, Isabel, of Fowey, from Cardiff, for Portsmouth, and the Mary Saunders, of and from Falmouth for Cardiff, has put into Mounts Bay. The Jenne Charles, Ybyhot, from Cardiff, for London, ...

... I ~:The second annivereary of the Britl at dh CiftoriaRagged, ea School Society wvasedoWdndat ether andtristRO n the of theffRight Rev, the Lord Bishop of GloueetradBitli h .e chair. There wae a respectable attendance. y Prayer having been offered up, tatheprnwo Y The CIIAER5IAN eaid it was expecte thatl thepersn t whpo- t' filled the chair at meetinge of that kind'a bshnuld ope the drn r- ...

... R.ALWAY INTEC 1lLJGrNCl:, 0\forcri, 'WORecrEr'Tr, AND o~'rorr' VOX MA PoNt Rss VAJ,' ?? vgti the anuxiety of the inh ibitants t f in'vo'riestecr to have it di~rect co illnu licrtiton with the nortlherir arid more populolls parts of tire. countrcv, efforts, it ;4ii rlrdlerstorrt, will lije' matdet ripen that pact of' the brise that wil onette rith Great isstr cu, erls' as poseilse. -J'Tores. ...

... DUBLIN, JAN. 6. s'a It was not easy to foresee the precise conclusion to dl which the proccedings in Mr. )ouffy's case were we brought yesterday. Aithounkl, so iar as some por- Oi tion of the demurrer, it wvas held good, yet tic tormal Pit judgment ot the court overruled it. 'he court decided P.n with the crown, but arranrted that the order should at be drawrn uP in such a manner as to ...

... R. F E . ix AND Ti l' fiNFORMERS OF BRAD)FORD. Thew Rfeitmiers ci Brafli'ord, an 1tupatlitteintaty OItagh it Ii It llir. ?? a puitlic ?? ?? to Mr. Rio b ci on £ itursday, as a tribute of admiranion 'far tiyt''i' ''IC ilt'I' ''tl(dlt lla L'arl im len', 'antistrenuous '1iVtcat ,ii ?? Icelolloly and reirenchnietit. A 11:ad'o n.. Ii . f tliak;iioi groCI cloth, en broidered iii silk. sthtilje avrt ...

... - - GEIIMANY AND THE NOTHERN STATES. The L.itrtty t ?? says that 1-Holland will join II a AtIstri; in ri Ehiiig to ?? part of the new Grnrmtn Iil F1inpire. i it be mtqiqred to si crilico its savereignty over br thil tyermnin portion 01 it., (lominolnt.t The A--en ?? of thce Eitates of Elcctrrnl HIesse has t con:c 1t rr SOit jun. in conotminty with the propositi-lls C, 1f 31 M, Netallau nn(l Da ...

... PROSPECTS OF AGRICULTURE, CoN- I (From the Bankers' Circular.) For many months past, up to the present hour, we have been importing labout a million Lquarters of grain monthly, a scale of import four times larger than what in all years preceding 1840 invariably produced uneasiness and embarrassment in the Bank of England, and restriction in her administration. Why has no such consequences ...

... :probiticial findliptitt. ENECt'I1oi5i LT ?? extreme penalty St b ~'Ibe law was inficited on Saturday last upon James Kelly, It ?? ait .ab .eaimsie AtLiveipool for -the murder of - lv 4e Falhner, at Heston Norris. There was an immense 1 analembr ef personsC presett ou the noceebe. The crl. minaliwas ?? twsnty-faurtb year. His victiin,i5 bait an intl neay. Her friends, from eomie cause, were ...

... he -or ho- LiTERPOOL AND THU NEIGHsoURHooD.-In our last or Ne we mentioned indications of a snow storm. It begran to of wrs fall Rbout seven o'clock on Thursday evening; and con. tb If tinued almost without intermission until noon on Friday, pi ng but so slghtly, that there was not more than half an inch el t,, in undrifted places. In the afternoon and night there bh im was a return of frost, ...

... Agte tberqpaI Mercury, SELUS POPUtI LSX Sl.'PItMA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1849. THE IRISH DIFFIcuLry. On the assembling of Parliament, the Condition- ?? question will, as a matter of course, n, demand and take precedence of all other business. tj The Irish difficulty has now become an Imperial fe danger. It requires to be boldly met; and will T not admit of being, as heretofore, timidly evaded. ...