... 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 ...

... ICOURT AND FASHIONABLLEn LIFE.1 A CaTsNARIAN AT OSBORNa.-A CMrreApo'tde t at g Cowes writes thee on the 18Qh instant:- it having rai id reached the ear of Royalty that an aged woman, ?? Ja ag Read, reiiding at Cowes, would complete her hundre th M. re. year on the 21st instant, and that she had lost none o- I e- her faculties, her Majesty caused her carriage to be heat .sui k. to convey the ...

... 'HE PROTECTIONI i.8 OLU1OPs 01 A Panv,-rru A DIe OLtfl'Ot OF k FROTSMTO?, AfseyTI,- e Oxfordshire Asisociation for the preie t- of-T trarec has beea dissolved. It appears t. et ~ a farmers who belonged to it hadlogb1 e because they had no voice in it, su e.a5 opposed by the ruling powers wea t~ a meeting of the body for the repelf ' a cotisequeflee ?? this opposition thygt - emet g n carried ...

... NUMBER IL v3 THE GOVERNESS. so There cannot be found a more unhappily placed B re being than a young girl in the situation of a of governess. She has been graphically described as at o resembling the green swing door between the family 1 m rooms and the Kitchen, not precisely belonging to of o either portion of the house. The governess is A gr seeed by the servants as being towards them B lF a ...

... Tho two following profs mayn servo to sttengthen Mr. Boern Pitrnin's argurment, Lhat there is a necessity for L sucb a refurmn inI the ?? of our language, as will provide oni:e siga only for nny one sound. At present (Ib combinbsd letters o u g h are ueed to represent nine diffozent sounds; and there are no fewer than eighteen 01 modem of indicdting the sound of the word Mo. -u It in owing to ...

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... 1P Ill . _ _ _ II TOiutixTHI HA;LL.-AO exhibition of drawings by the scholars of. Messrs. Satte'rthwalte and Thiktlethwraite, took place at Tulketh Hall on Wednesday, which wast attended by the parents of the pupils and other friends. So[uonr EXA:MXsAT6S.osSeveral Of the sehools of this town havO, during the past week, undergone their usual 'Christmas examination, sad.the' p#pii have in ...

... On Wednesday evening a meeting of operatives con- nected with the iron trade, viz.,-Engineers, moulders, millwrights, rmiths and mechanics, was held in the large room of Mr. Forrest, Masons' Arms, Salford, to meet a deputation from the Central Committee of the Iron Trade of London, specially sent to lay before the body the evils suffered through the systemmatic reduction of wages. Mr. John ...

... CALAMITOUS FIRE AND LOSS O( TWO LIVES AT CHORLEY. On Thursday morning between three and four o'clock a fire broke out on thle premises of Mr. Thos. Banks, ironmonger, Market-street, Chorley, which was attended with most disastrous consequences and loss of life, two of Mr. Banks's children having perished through suffocation. About three o'clock, Mr. Craven, tea dealer, who occupies premises ...

... |0:RAILWAY DEPATURS. 1ROM FUESTO. To Chur- , BoUos, 2oWisxaas ir4, orlngtol, TBhrnlei, and J faeecadhti, P04 t Par B 7sr@lm, mixednn*5~5'- 7.15 in, mixed 5 9 m lt U4 7 5ominaiiai 85 S f~lt&2d 7 mix 9 6lin, lat & 2nd 10 36 mI mied 10 30 m, i dt& 2nad 10 45 m, mixed 12 5 5 mixed 12 mixsteda I isa,mixed 4 1 a, lit&2nd 1 2Ga,mixed 4 3 i 4 lot & 2nd 6 45 a, mixed 4 10 a,0it & 2nd G O a, ist & 2nd ...

... rarletiec. el . . _ ?? F~~~IqI det ye- It is said to be in the contemuplartion of tire French govern- promtd ct ment to greatly modify, if not to totally abolishr, the absurd. ticJ pa ?? passport system. centu mie Thle New lhr'k 73xpress ~sys: A two hundred thousand melne Ledl dollar maurriage settlelenet was Droads on Thursday, at the Threi of registrar's oltice, which attracted much ...

... I,- - Us E uil ubaaL value. 2iftCelaftncou%. WAGES OF FARM SERVANTS.-Perth streets had a crowded ll appearance on Friday last; from the number of finn servants lo mn quest of masters. Wye understand that wages fell eon- 20 siderably, broth here and atflunkeld ma rket, on TuesdaMy week. 20 Good ploughm en were engaged in some eases at £11, being lo about £2 uiider last~year. .Youimg lads in ...