... I- mil isagmmm eas AGRICULTURAL PROTECrION AND THE 'I NATIONAL DEBT. el tilt Pry I I 0s.s lit-' I liti- .;1- CT | Itco- I f t.; t ale .ist ergg 21-i.t THE PARTY WITHfOUT A BRAD. On Saturday last, a meeting of ?? West Surrey United Asseclition war held at the White Hart Hotni, Guildirod, `Jfor the purpore of dircuesing the present dbrart~oue condition of thre agrioultstral intereat, with a ...

... Mttterd. - To dS sw.ROBEr.' PEEL iIN0IRISH AND OTHER in Ei ,r tii EDITOSW ef the LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Whick (TilEIlyour sonsible remarks upon 1Mr prefa, V e in h Irish Question, you say,-.- But 's 'r'~ I~ we thinkh, be all'anced, by the Legislature A ,I ti e lueores suggested by Air. Bright the hall, %, reorjae by Sir Robert Peal, which Hill no. v lie recoijected, did rot exclado ta waste ...

... 2 !T tf THE WES''. INDIA MAIL. jre The hex-al niiis-rrr-hr it Cd-!, ciptain F. E- 7% r) ar r ye d st - I z LoIr rid ?? S at an, e'rcellent ?? fe nal befiore- do~ II t 1 Br. *rrA fij ?? l~,i5 c la tos, anre en ?? ! w r ,j (n rerr-la.its ;accwqi~ista t ie al;_e ti a - 0ia 11G4 lit sL- ri~rlg. Sh-ke a!it. Y.- ?? i - tr Pt! ft r.St~ilm Nam g'at; ?? G- -rnnndi, xs-hhh ic-ass~ I 0 a-,anld nre-aur-e ...

... - . . TV A J t Xt Xt tJt~ L fl. t,. Shemaniah the Jaw, alias Thomas Parr Gilmour, altas Corse & Co., alias Scott, alias. &e,, &e., &e., &c., io at it again in the prophetic line. The following rhodornon- tade appetrs in the Mona's Herald of Wednesday week: And the lord said unto no,- Cause these words to beprintaed T In paper, and publish thom openly, for they are foithful and truc; fear not ...

... XISIELLANEOU.S.' I HONOUR To SiAKxsPEnE-N-o fewer than five haodred cdseti of Shakepere's bust, taken from the monumental bust at Strat- ford-on- Avon, were lately shipped at Liverpool for New York. BIUAREAN.- Lord I said Mrs. Partingtbo, what monster them cotton-factora must be. I'm told one oa emo h aas many as a hundred Iiangt r CLOSE SHAVING.-The Nadionale, of Florence, quotes a letter ...

... that Colour-Serjeant John Chisholm, sou of Serjeant Chisholm, of this town, has been appointed Quarter Master the Regiment, now serving in Ceylon. Royal College of Surgeons of England.—Dr. j Nuttall, late pupil of Messrs. Lomas, surgeons, Belper, ; was admitted a member Friday, Nov. I>. Derby Young Men's Christian Association. —In ! our last week's paper we mentioned that, the evening ! ...

... According to annual custom on the 9th of November, the new Lord Mayor (Alderman Farncomb), accompa- nied by a numerous and splendid procession, left the Guildhall shortly after eleven on Friday morning, for the purpose of taking water at London Bridge,passing through Gresbam-street, Basinghall-street, Fore-street,Moorgate- street, Princes-street, Cornhill, Gracechurch-street, King William ...

... THE ERA. COUNTRY EDITION. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1849. The political events of France more resemble a moving panorama than aught else. Two monarchies overthrown-a Government embodying the prin- ciples of the wildest Democrary-a Government of the sword-and then a Government based on the prestige of a name, have been the tableaux already presented. The question is, what is the coming scene ? Are ...

... I|- - firm One of the crowd, of people evicted by Col. Wyndbam at iern-' Clondegad, has already periehed., An inquest has been held on ear). the body, apd the verdict of the jury was, that the deccased, wish Michael Boyle, -died on the 3d inst., of. cold eind. destitution. lear This is the Arst victim~; how. many. more are to follow, God alone can know.--Limerick, and Clare Ecraniner. Lines ...

... 'TfE EmsfO` ,F'RUA G OF isthe A meeting of ':Att~roT ~hlgi~~tecuoyArmagh'! qusarter sessions bar, was held on ued, iiie'irt-ouse, rt of Armagh, for the Puzpcie, as,' th u9 oev'hq s iedth reustion calling the niee~tinig, giated`-', of takn nocn bee sideaion ifany, aid'what stop, Sho~uld'bej taketo ~hl .0 o their rightsa and pirivileges, and to explress their snimns witl regard Ito the ...

... ?? v . i. sTHE. BRITANNIA BRIDGE . I ?? . ., I ?? -, ?? . A; -MENAIt STRAIrs,' FDAy -Aism6oN.-Psaiticulars of the.fatal accident thatooeeurred'.in cone'xiow, with 'the' stu- pandous works now being carriedout.::wiith..hieBitannia. ?? reached'uas from ?? has v Asited the spot. The accident, by-wheich one pss,.'lethis'eq and .others 'were injured,. occurre~d during 'the process ona Tuesday ?? ...

... BANKING ACM OD~:JIO N DUBLTN-PRO- , GRESS oFrINDUSTRY. [N SOTLAND.' 0: Wez hav'e received from an eminent merciant in s the city the following moat sugm-iestive letter. We ihaye long'felt that the banking accommodation n afforded to thc citizens of Dublin ,Was totally 'iade 'quate, and-that while it continued so no great it- f dustrial tide could' set'in. 'The bank monopoly, 0 as it was ...