... TIHE JESUITS-TIHE POLICE-PRIVATE FAMILIES. WE hIavC already laid before our readers thle oatl of thoe members of thle Society of Josus, anuld SowI its remirkable identity with tile oath of the Ribbon Society. We now add sone. curious anrd striking extracts from the Alonita Secretel a work found in the Jesuit College of Paderliora, ila Westplalia, when Christian, Duke of Brunswick, took ...

... THlE TOWN COUNCIL. rSEM-RiiClE will beI foundr1 a lengthlened rl eport of tile Town Conicil meetilng held yesterday in the Town- hall. Thle proceedings were appiropriately commenced by a voto of thanks to onr worthy and respected lMayor, S. G. Getty, 'Esq., for the admirable manler in which lie discharged the duties of Chief Mfagistrate during tile past yeer. Tle acclamitioit with which the ...

... ROYAL INTERAITAlRIAGES-ENGLAND AND PRUSSIA. I Youwt readers are well aware, both fromn their own historical studies and from Ftbrmer letters of mine, that thle approaching matrimoninl alliance of the two toyal families of Great Britain and Prussia is far fromn being without precedent in thle joint history of the two CoUlntries, Frederick l, tho first King of Prlssia, married Sophia Charlotta, ...

... LATEST NE WS. ffold Xvas sol(l to tile }s.L111r to-elils. {lle Alz(ls-;llP ?? Brazils, on Alolulay, avill tale ?? i ) 0 ill (ro M it Ill)l)(albs til;tt tllc ell((lilcs (ls tilc ?? lXlz) faile(l in tile Stocl; Exctilanfro on 1'1 id:lv, avel e iliatl- \-cl til)l3- C:lSilC(l ?? lliS lealiluel Ki / t lle c)lz;tlle l z i ll 13:1111i) to tilo ?? ol ;'2,700. l[e ilaS alseoll(ll asl(l they will havc ...

... R. EPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. ON ?? appeared in our columns the letter of a London correspondent, in whose personal judgment and accuracy we have, with just reason, the fullest confidence, and whose nmrans of obtaining infornua- tion on public matters in the great metropolis we know to be equal to those at the disposal of any member of the comnunity, even including a provin- cial journalist, ...

... I [FnOM OUR OWVN COamESPOiDmNTn] LOnDOX, WVEDNESDAY EvENING. TinE doings of the Court, the arrivals of the German Princes, and the preparations for the Royal marriage are the only topics of conversation here, if, indeed, we except some rather startling denoeeentents reslsecting the East India Company and the means by which they are seeking to avert their impending destrite- tion. Bit first ...

... SARtDINIA AND A U S TRIA. A LETTER, dated 10th April, from Placenza, in the Unione of Turin, says:- Austria is concentrating troops in Placenza and on the Sardinian frontier. Five hundred Austrian troops arrived this morning, and more are expected.l The garrison is composed already of 2,500 men. No one can comprehend the motive for these military movements, They have given rise to much specula ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, (FReer OUR OwM CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. TTil Italians have a proverb to the effect that it is a heavy burden to have nothing to do. The op- ponents of Lord Derby's Governcent, impressed, no doubt, with the truth of the adage, are working heaven and earth to bring it into disrepute. The Times, which hates the Earl of Ellenborough, because the ...

... gyritulfxxe. SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS. (FROM THE IRISH FARIER'S GAZETTIE.) GIVINa Ix-OALY E Cows MANGErLS-A moderate quantity of succulent food, such as mangels, turnips, &C., given to in-calf cows, is of great service in pro- rhoting a secretion of milk; but too much of it is baneful, because It occupies too much space in the animal's stomach, it tends to promote too great se- dretion of milk' ...

... SECOND EDI' )N. THIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. [BlY mAGETC ELG APIL.] A7EIVS,-LEY7TTER OFFICE, TUESDAY, I O'CLOCKS, P.51. T N D I A. l'tST INDIA I lOUSE, DESI'ATCIIE1S. 'Thfe Coinmranlder-hi-Clijef sci red Dilkoosabil en tilt 3rd of'larch. Ile wvas at Beedlecoll on1 thle 5th 0l' March, ha Ing een ilijitiediiitely joine~d by General Fraliitks. The rebels have strong-ly fortified thel linle of thtu' ...

... l'GGYP1T: ITS PRESENT SOCIETY AND GOVERNAIENT. L.ECTUR~E BYV ARC IMuStio' WVItATiEiX. SATUInS .Y eVening1, inl thle MuISic 1hal, his Grace the Arc hbisliop of' Dlibhiin dlelivered aI lecture inl con- iie~xioln with the Belrast, Workiiig Classes Association. The ..fvl ws i( of' flth largest andl iost lespec- taible we have ever witnmessetd fi Belfast. Amongst those pre~sent beskidcs his ...

... MR. JOHN CARUDEN. 'Love is Heaven, and Heaven is love. So sang the great poet of tile North ian other days; *ut, alas! hi our own timc tile man whlo loves not wisely but too well is bound over uinder a penalty of £5,000 to keep the peace towards tile obiject oa hbis nlbetions. Mr. Cardecl is again in trouble. T'icaversion ofthe ladt', tile ridicule of the world, the dict of n plison-'ii-ise, ...