... .orecgil 3'lntclligrilce. FRANCE. THire measures introdauced irto tire Legislative Assembly of France for stifling the press, and for galgging the people, are in a fair way of becomritng law. Tire Parisanind the provincial journals coitiiuc their attacks upon the projected measures. The Presitdent of ithe Repurblic is said to have declared that tiC worilil resign if the Chaniber lid trot pass ...

... LECTURE BY SRP. COOKE IN AID 01 THE BROWN- STREET SCHOOLS. THMt PLEASURES AND OBJEsCTS OF SCiENCE. YeeTrseDAY 0VCIsiIng, ill accordanlc w~ith previous auttounce- mneet, the Rev. 1)r. Cooke delivered a lecture ott tite above. mni~ed subiject, itt tho sipper room of thle Commercial Buil d. ings. Conisiderably before tite hoeir fired for the commence- mleet of the proceedings, tlie large roomn ...

... LOuD DOWNSHIIRS AND IllS N13W FRIEND3 IN TIHE PRESS. APPL.Ausp i catching, especially when give in the right tone and at the right io nelit, is a right caute, and as the amiende for previons injustice. Lord Downshire has tlieznod fortune to prove this truth by his own experience within the last few days. 'We noticel1, in sur last, the first little, tcil. tative plaudits of the Morthern If'hig, ...

... HOUSE OF COMMIMONS. The honec met at twvelve o clock.ednesdy, arc 13. The Cutiity Rates and Expenditire Bill, and also the Pul)- lic Libraries Amenldment Bill, after some discussion, were read a second tine. There was no ?? business of iloportance, and the house adjourned shortly before six. FIIANCE. The accounts receiced yesterday from Paris, are inmpor- tant. The elections is the city have ...

... &na~tonable 3I;1ntdfliigece. THE COURT. HiTmr Majesty hail a (liatier party on Tuesday, at Piuch iligarn Psalace. Tic companry iiloliidoil thi l)eiliu and l)((chess of Catiil ridlac ailI ?? Princess NI ry, the-l)iske of Saxe Culvisaa; Collin In'rilic Fredericlk of Ilesse, Lhe 111nriquis of Ainglesey, ilic Harl anid Co'iLtess Crery, Viscount Dlnd Viscouin tess llar- dirige, Sir A. Woodfoird, ...

... SIR W. SOMIERVILLE'S BILL-TENANT-RIGllT MEETINGS. U DUNDONALD.-On Mlonday evening sen., at six o'clock, a meeting of time Temlmamt right Association of Dmndnmalid wits held i a the Presbyterian Chiurch of that plice, for the purpose s of tahing into considreraim it the hill lrougimt formardi my Sir C WV. Somerville. Johim Sinclair, Esq., flenrvville, was called d to tile cimair, wlmen ...

... TENANT-RIGHIT MEETING AT BALLYNAIIINCII. [r 1tO0 OUTt O JRWN REPlO ?? .] 'YESTERDAY a viery numerous niecting of thle tenaittrv of Cthe Barony of Kinalarty took place in a large open space adjoin- itig the town of liallYirahincli, or the purpose of talking into consideraulon the pi-esenut depresse~d state of agriculture, endu of adopting nt petition to Parluiamnet for the cnactienet of a ...

... r2ocal 3-3tclligntclc. t.ISTt:it P11IWAtwi-TIts ?? ait th is ?? v for the week endingti 24th~ Iaralh, 1850), wals: Passengers, 5,3-16; ?? £E 17.5 12 9 Goo o ds £3'23 S7-M;li 1 4 Corresponding wveek ]last year: - Passengers, 7,9:32 atont 392 10 0 Goods d . £290 JO 1 - £683 2 1 BALLY.NH-s[0. 1A lrv.w.t a. ?? tras hei onl this rail way, for thle week endjeot 2:3ri'.i 3rich, 1 S.t), Nyas ...

... EAST INDIA. CO.MPANY'S GRAN]) BANQUET TO LORD COUCH. Lo-xooN~ TAIRNr~, SATrURDAY NrcMIT.-A London Tavern di sine r. s something to w ri tc 7wos, at nil times, arid such a Nii er as t le one just over is soniettin rg to write elorl, a th11is time iii particular. 'rt'n~ighiits tiaiciient, givers IVyth East India JDircctors to thieir heroia Servant, thle Vetforair Silii Silayer, was rise of t ...

... GOVERNMENTI' PLAN FOR RE-ENCUMIBElRING THE DIS-ENCUNIB3EIIED iISHI ESI'ATES. Tri E true intent of lbcr NleIjesty's ministers in prissring tire Encumbered Estates Act bas bleen permiitted to be tray itself. Tie secret escareri oil Mionday evening ir tie II r ise of Cornmons, bellrr tire Solicitor-Gen errl moved for lenve to in t roduce it uie wi bill, o m pl etely al ter- irg tile ecirplexion ...

... TflE REVJ. JOIIN DILL AND. JECIUMf DONUAL.* - ?? . , - .. I .. ?? I .. . - fT Will betin the recollection of our readers. that, in arecent trial in the Court of Queen's Bench, the Rev. John Dill, of Clonmel, obtained a verdict in his favour against Mr. George Matfiews, of Dublin Castle, who bad lbroiughtau action agasins himn for an alleged libel, published iii this paper. The letters out of ...

... MRS. JENKENTS'S EVENING PARTY. MaFs. SEPTIMUS JENKINS wits the wife of a solicitor, with a thrivilng practice in the couniy town of Dilton, and tie mo- titer of aI growilig-up famnily', whose ages ranged from a sosl (if ose-andt-tweinty, 1 articled to his fathier, to a little. maiden, of noven. Her own age wan a subiject of (loulit and specula- tion. She often mentioned that site married ...