... L A ?? U IilNUE. S is Fto SUNDAY, Fen:Biu kny 3.-Sexa- - I wtt- ?? ~liessoll: (41 0les It 111. isVcotI. ,ettitl -Fl irt Lusutt (ieuleuid St. ' r rI Co nitililus xv. ; 'i ii s l, Esq., Ihas paid h is an nual sub- - tl f to tbu 14014Ild utlbouls. . 1R sent !. tvtlt h of oostiage stanlips to 1ri li-it tttie ?? lie tile Jev. .ito-. tilt_ OItll ?? hvave tlsij been handed to nlS by a e ' *t~l hder, ...

... IFOREIGN INTELL (From Om Loim Poaers orf % I k romI Ulf Loaoa papersr oj yeakida,) , - RANCE. PatOIS, WE~nOE DAY, 311 . ao.- In t he Nai af. bly on n Tintdayi the billbill'ho iponuaation19to ns s 044err- lietween peprative weavers and their, employ Wr e° seton time M o uld; ?? of I noance ?? I - t u continue the packet service . between Afric ¢ ?? The chamber adjou uemd at siX 'clopk.. ' ii ...

... | LONDON, FRIDAY, FEB, r.. I II At. A1AA3___ _f l We . . treat' QeAe 2 'clock, yesterday, thq fourteenth iseior of ir time Qaeen Victoria's Parliament was opened by a royal rarmer addres, read by the LoxD C tANCLuLLO1 la her a.- lr and jesty's Cuimsiouer, in the ios. e of Lords. The sompe- grand hil of legislature for the nobility of the land, Btionir* which now stan~ds coopletell in all its ...

... -L- I~f4Jre Yruat 1 _ttwat flfJBLiX: FRIDAY, IFEIURUARY 1. 1860. FoupIYEENTH BEPORT Or'' THE SELECT COM- IMITTEE OS THE ?? POOB LAIVW. The fourteenth: report of the, Select Coioiulittee on Iiish ,roop .Laws,b*sat ln'ret1h appeared. After the fiightfiil' O Wste of human life has now gone on for years',`inre ~at I 'eg'th'ssu~e~s`l,om the I giswors of ,ilepy Hollow a rjecomxnegndation which, ...

... SCOTLLAND. De-ga -ftMeCCb afss pWjrMtr& ?? :to announce the demise of the Countess of Wemyss and- March, at Gosford House, the fami n icat in East Lothian, on Friday last. Her Ladyship, a. daughter. of the late. Walter .Campbell, Esq. of Shawfield and Islav. married the Earl of Wemyss and March (then the; Hon. Francis Charteris-Wemyss), in the year 1794. The children born of this marriage were ...

... LATEST INTEL[IGENCE, (BY )PLECTRIC TELEGRAPfl.) LONDON, TIIURSDAY EVENING. HOUSE OF LOIRDS (TRIS DAY). The address in reply to the speccit from tile Throne was moved by the EARL Of Essex and seconded by Lord METIIUIIN. The EARL of STciADBnROtKi moved anl amendment in the same termS as that ?? vwill be found in the Commons' report. 'fhe EAltb of CARLISLtE, in) support of the address, said Ile ...

... BEVERLE Y. Mia,,s~ren-On Sunday last ?? Birtwhiistle (brother to c the worthy incumbent of the minster, thle 11ev. J. B. Blirt- i whistle, ALA.), whilst attending divine service, was seized fa with an epileptic fit. Medical attendance was immedi- Ii ately Procuried, rind we are glad to ?? is somethting st better. We~ unedrstand Mir. Birtwhistile has been for soe It[ timo subject to iliose ...

... T=E ~IJ-EIUl SP =EEI ?? ?? ?? EEUE*S ,1 .,I ~- EXTRAORDNARY YDISPATCH'. . . ies~nae#r Offie, Tliurs-iajy,, Quarter-past EleveitGi Clook,' P.'P-M We have just received the Queen's. speech deli- tsd ! This is, the vered by royal. omussbon d ' ' i kes't'-tran'swussto ?? ha~ :as' ey ver, ta~ke n, rpl~ace. ?? 'e 6wet'o the exertion: 'and admirable arrangements; 'ohI the Electric Tele- graph' ...

... . LONDOIN, JANUARY 30. Ceesioms.-Mr. R. Wade, tide surveyor of Customs, port of Rve, has been directed to proceed to Dublin, to Uil the situation of additional tide surveyor at that port, which has been rendered necessary by the new ar- rangement of the Waterside department at Dublin. The situation of tide survevor at Rve has been abolished, and the duties of the office annexed to that of ...

... LORD CfIESTERFILD ON IRELAND. The following letter, from the pen of the celebrated per- sonage whose name we have placed at the head of this para- graph, will be read with an interest not diminished by the fact of its being now more than a century old. W No are in- debted to the kindness of a correspondent, to whom we owe many obligations for the letter ?? London.: June 14, 1.746. SIR-I ...

... THE ARCHBISHOP OF TUAM AND 'rTE POOR I LAW COMMISSIONERS. l The following are the leiters to which, ol Wednesday last, we referred in our leading article onl the subject of the (ie. missal of the Rev. Mr. Ryan, from the chaplaincy of the Tua ir workhouse Letter from tire MIost Rev. Dr. Maclilale Archbishop of Tuam, tothe\Commlssinnrs. . Tueam, 19th February, 1849. Sint-I am directed by the ...

... D 0 - - __ la, PUBLIC. MELETING. W irs Yesterda ?? irs eterds, a public meeting, called by the M\ayor, in pursuasncs Of a req lisititin sign ed by some of the most ?? merchanot, and others in the town, Was field int sh the Sessions House., to consider tile propriery of petition- an le.ig Parliament ,er a repeal or revisiona of those duties T' !r, wrlic.'a press most heavily onl the health', ...