... - 1'I~E2 Itt1lTi W O~I 1 .{ I *(Ple~ ?? t ?? UOtet rsLvx4 Tt°i 0Tyo (ari4A'e' 5At wu-'ivtc- By an electric 'telegtapb tl-e4agie irbeele;l2vt)Sloreditch. ; yesterday mnikdM ?? , t hdt'teethte-j had again Iswept 1e tu*n, Othia&iWayt^sttiewe2 as under. ,water, and the wivole linb6 nitt Reedhetmstaton *tts deded to a depth' of -th'eb' fea. t'The'see90 ?? svth'ichflked tho1 r ail for'sente die ...

... T-hirl-AG OF ESSEX PROTECTIONISTS. _1F.OE, MVNDAY EvENINQ,-Tlris after- too tere ,cIts a great gathering of gentlemen holding Petcitt1ri~rilS at the Maid's Head-inn, in this 'vIe mneeting was convened for the purpose of afford- ,ag tire rfaioers, arid others of the southern division of the csuaty, an opportunity of expressing their opinions upon or, present aspect of agricultural affairs. Sir ...

... The official Ga.ette of Canada, of the 8th of De comber, announces that His Excellency the GO- vernor-General, has been pleased to discharge the under-mentioned gentlemen from the coinmissioll of the peace, for the district of Montreal :-Jclob De Witt, of Montreal (a member of Parliameut); Benjamin IHolmes, of ditto (a member of Parlia ment); Michael M'Culloch, of ditto la merchant); Hon. ...

... LONDON: TUE8DA Y, 4tAA (.'UAY 1, 1850. To those who love to find or fancy a certain artificial roundness and finish in each succes- sive volume of the world's Annual Register- who would like every year to be a separate chapter of history complete within itself, and, d fortiori, every century or half-century to coin- cide at both ends with some great era in human destinies-to such curious ...

... THE FINANCIAL REFORMij ASSOCIATION. I 01 THE STAMP LAWS. e y SECTION FIMST.-INTRODUCTION. The tracts and newspaper articles published by I the Liverpool Financial Reform Association, ex- t posing the injustice, peculation,waste,extravagance, n and folly, that characterize every part of the expen- n diture and taxation of the country, into which they a have hitherto examined, derive their chief ...

... MEETING OP THE COLERAINE TENANT-rIuGT A S S 0 C I A T I 0 Ni ONe Satlrday, a meeting of this body ,was held irt the Town Hall, Coleraine, for tbe r purpose of petitioning Parlhimeint for the legal recognition of Terrant-riglt, and the securing of the enants in the cenjoyment of permrnancent improvemchts. Tihe meeting was large and rospectatrle. Amnroig thosec present we observed Jeirin Boyd, ...

... CALIFORNIA.-PROSPECTS OF THE GOLD WASHINGS. (From the Scotsman.) The geological analogy of the new gold-land of America, with the majority of similar regions in both the rid and new world, fornrs the surest ground for forming an estimate of its future prospects. Eyman conjoins this vrith a gemeral accrunt of the geographical distribution of gold on the globe, illustrated by a map and table of ...

... THE HIG*LAND DESTITUTION BOARD. [From the Sotsman.] A meeting of the Edinburgh section of the Highland Destitution Board was held on Thursday, when another book, of 200 pages, was produced, purporting to give an account of all that he. been done and spent during the lest six months. The prresnt volume differs little or nothing from the previous parts of the same voluminous work; and, ther fore ...

... ; ;INAUGURATION 'OF THR LORD MAYOR OF - I DUBLIN FOR 1850. { | The first day of the new year being that on which, accord- ing to arrangement under the reformed corporate act, the Lord Mayor newly elected assumes his civic dignity, the cere- monies of inauguration and theconferring of the insignia of 'office on JohnbReynolds, Esq., ?? took place on yesterday. In our notice of the 'preparatory ...

... 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 ...

... UNIlTED STATES. The last American mail wvas expected to bring Oyer the;.President's speech. But its delivery has been so long retarded by the contest of the rival parties for the election of their respective candidates to the office of Speaker of the Housa of Representatives, that the mail was dispatched without it. The question of slavery now occupies the most prominent place in the public ...

... THE DENS OF EDINBURGMH. It'rom 6Day and Night, by Dr. Goo Blell.] OWThe deo. inhabiterl by e'ut-donir paLUPers, beggars, are 'vagrants, the parents of raggat-scoboal children, dci., die., aty &o., are in cbixure planes. Th.y are hidden aniong, the wbt masses of rotten, rat-haunted buildings behind the Greass- ~te market, Cowiate, West Port, Cationgate, &o. They are as the repulsive as t a ...