... Tf'E SELECT VESTRY. ani The usual fortnightly fteethig was held on Tuesday co] last, the Re v. Aichdeacon Brooks in the chair. There Ri were also priesent Messrs. Riding, Ulailke, Earle, Fergot- ci, ,01, Whitby. Willmar, Biown, Danton, Mellor, Mtoly- ohe maeio, Abraham, Jeifreys, Blain, Ireland, Fairhurat, fol:I Fincho, Cbfferatii, Shiokvd~aft, WVylie, 1Hirdley, Hodson, Je and Avitort. Mr. ...

... ?? ?? ifttrturp- i BALfOs POPUTF LRX 8UPRgUA | TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1849. NATIONAL SYSTEM OF EDUCA- TION IN IRELAND. The opponents of the National System of Educa- tion in Ireland exhibit an activity and perseverance worthy ofa better cause. Year after year they continue to ?? ment with theirpetitions and remon- strances, pertinaciously reiterating assertions that 4 have been over and over again ...

... NIGHT ASYLUM FOR THE HOUSE- E LESS POOR. I The time is now at hand for closing the institu.* tion which was established by our esteemed prede. cessor and partner, Mr. Egerton Smith, who placed i ever its door the motto, Knock and it ?? be upened, and where, without any question, the wan(lerer who had not where to layv his head was admitted to shelter in all seasons and at all hours. Mlut we ...

... 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 ...

... WMM 2 EKL Cao DIPEBND X v. Lord Dalhousfe has contributed £500, and Lord Gougle l£40, for the vidows and orphans of those who fell at Chil- lianwallab and Ramnuggur. Three Egyptian youths have arrived in the Clyde to b-4 in- structed in themaking and building of marine encines. Two are to he educated in Messrs Scott's foundry at Grcenock, ,and one by the well- known Napier, of Glasgow ...

... SATURDAY, Mir 12, 1849. WE have devoted a portion of space somewhat inconve- el niently large to the discussion in the House of Peers on 'I the second reading of the navigation bill. This was done, si not by reason of any new stock of arguments, nor for the t impressiveness of any novel illustrations brought forward be to expound and to illumine the question, but because the w state and the ...

... VadliamentarP )unteItellflctt IIOUSE OF, LORtDS.-~FRIDAY, May I- lth The royal assent was given to the exchequer bills ?? outdoor paupers bill, thle distrainling for rates bill, the petty sessions bill, and several Irishtand pratteibilld Erln CAR5LISLE moved the second reading ofh aei-i Fill, and stated thle circumstances under which the proposal ,wag made and, lie considered. jnustfed. His ...

... The annual meeting the Commissioners under the above Act was held in the Guildhall Saturday last, Mr. William Mohi.ky in the chair. | The resolutions passed the last general meeting were read; also the following Report of the proceedings the Lamp and Road Committee: TO THE COMMISSIONERS UNDER fHE The Lamp and Road Committee have to report that during ; the past year the sum of 9491. 9s. lid. ...

... Hastings, Saturday. The greatest excitement prevails at the present time throughout this district, in consequence of a female having been apprehended on charge of administering poison to her husband and three of her sons. It appears that at the foot White Hart-hill, 111 the parish Guttling, resided, to last September, hard-working man, Kichard (Jeering, and his wife, with five grown sons, two ...

... LATEST FROM THE, CONTINENT. che Moniteur de Soir publishes the following ,itional telegraphic despatch from General alnot:- The Neapolitans are on their march to Rome. The French army will occupy the city before Nothing can give an idea of the ardour of our Our wounded, to the number of 159, leave Bastia, on board the Sanc. ;'he National, with reference to the foregoing, merely censures the ...

... I. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. FROM GOVERNOR GENERAL THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL O0 ELGIN AND KINCARDINE TO EARL GREY. Government-house, Montreal, April 30, 1849. (Received May 15, 1849.) Mr LORD-I regret to state that rioting, attended with some consequences much to be regretted, though happily with no injury to life, or, except in one instance, to person, has taken place in the city of Mooatreal ...

... ' Tb e $rteemawsm 3owMnat I SURPLUS POPULATION. The waste of life and labour now going on in Ire- land is not sufficient for the active ideas of our eco- nomic regenerators. They look with complacency and hope on the terrible desolation which now sweeps over the countryt and discover the growth of future good in the flood of emigration which now carries off its capital, muscle, and ...