... SOCIETY FOR TEr-lE REFORM OF COLONIAL GOVERNMENT. T T-n r 1.- -e- i>,l -- - - . A i;_ . Ar I_ . A Under the above title the following prospectus is about to be issued:-. The general object of the society is to aid in obtaining for every dependency, ?? a true colony of England, the real and sole nnnge f all local affairs by the colony itself, including the Iis~l of the waste lands, and the ...

... ? . . ?? : o(orict vlffv?. , -1. ?? I ie, : ALTRINCHA . r itchl E~ORktl55 SiOnRs~kii-COn Clifisfinus Day,. a, party' of I nite young. menl turned out with at gdn: in' Ash1on- upon BMersey, I ned which Wfas carried'by a yogiiaoi3naiised Johbn BostocLk of 5 Sa~ie 'aSd ,Who' was to have ilei irst shot, they travelled I ven some distnnce, and nothiug appearing to sl6ot at, thd'spbrlts I soft mbn ...

... i *. ~ ~xt~act ,. n T ?? ?? ..r a .YOUl Loan- CstratPtarL AND THE Pjiatittst'S PROeesE~ss`- of S r ?? do eve know what is for our permanent o ?? remarks LIord LCichpbell.'1 fld 'Bunytin been discharge o 'fr11Al and 'allowed to enjoy liberty, he'o'tndoiubt wouild have re. o Strurned to his trcade, fihljting hpis 'intie als of leisure with an a field Preaching; Ilia nitme would. notbatvei ...

... The following letter has been addressed by Sir RI. Pcel to the tenant-farmers on his estate:- I wlito communicate with you on the present state and the prospects of agriculture, so far as they concern our rele- tions of landlord and tenant, and I know not that I could select any better mode of communication than lihis wbich I hlave adopted. > There ceX think, be no question that the efleot of ...

... . 'HEROIC PnRIs.-We- read in a journal ot' the Lanudes:- During theli'ght ofhihe 19th, while DM. Bernard ~Cassigne, the assistant priest.of th`ecommune of Hern, was ltul bed,>lwe he eard~.theiteltlity eteps 'of a man approaching hi .rdhis. ,As several .attempts 41'a.robliery had recentl; been. . 'mn'de orlihisjhouae;thi wasonhis guard, and jumping out. : ol'1ed rushod'' towards ...

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... p I LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN ROALWAY. M -.BR. SAr.T'S.ANNUAL RNtEBTA1NMNTr ?? - Last evenirg, Mr. Samuts Salttbe tnager frthegooda department of the north-eastern division of the Lotsde and North-Western Railvlay, entertained to tea all the persons O employed under his managenen, together with their wives o and friends, within one of tbe railway arclbs of the linec o (No. 19), entered from ...

... ?? )rte :. : NOTIM iSO COkRESPRID:NDE ' A ox keIIN,..Neto teh.Hs etewllaloro t ' Saturdayy. B. C.-tat fanuary,;S01. - ?? (ONSTAlt R1AOE-1. : - cdi TtClA.I) ?? matter alludeillto ist regularj kth advoytisement* ?? rTHE SALFOR1 CATTLE MAMET. To t ie Ediitr ?? xe iincraancr :T'ices, Sir,-Allow ime'to'.suggetit. tihat'when the -iitborities of a Saliord have made the.removal of Cross:Lane Gstitle ...

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... SPELLING REFORM versus ETY.I1OL ?? (Front the.R3oltoat Chronicle.) We take the followving from the Liverpool JrceriiPj :1.: 18th ult. It is from the pen of Mr. John Smiti. of :L newspaper:- T1E-woDYrrFuL ?? 0 LT'G H. If your first line ends witlh * yaw. . Rhy me o wT with. plungl; - ?? your second nicely .y Seek o long, as found in . though ThirdIly, would you try this ?? too Doulle o is ...

... k :IS ; :OTCTIOIST : TRS IRISH PROTECTIONISTS- IN DISTRESS. What fatality urges on the Protectionist landlords - of Ireland? In a country which has just passed through an awful convulsion produced by scarcity of food; in a country which needed to be saved from utter destruction by the qixick. repeal of the laws which prevented the importation of cheap food; in to a country where, after thirty ...