... THE. WHISTLER AGAIN. TO JOSEPH HUME, ES.Q. Sin,-I take the liberty of addressing you, seeing that recently in the House of Commons you supported Mr. Hayber in defending the character of Alexander Somerville. I do not pretand to interfere between him and Mr. O'Connor.-I know nothing of the Land Plan:; it m&7 be profitabo.. or. act, for aqytipg I lcosr about it.. I am one of the unfortunate ...

... Ii I- I- I, I- It -I I. Mr. John Lunn, a printer, who emigrated from P' Lincolnshire in September last, and arrived at Ade- lat laide, South Australia, on the 12th January, gives a cot less prosperous account of the prospects for emi-to grants who are not mechanics or farm labourers wht than proevious-writera.- In a letter dated a mono Ithi after his arrival, he sa ys, speaking of the voyage ...

... Mi FlUENnD Thb Show Box is now closed: the ex- g hibition haa cost you nearly one-half million e of mdneyy: and will any, the most sagacious politi;i, point out one single particle of C benefit that your order has derived from the a exhibition of 1850? And, do I blame either h Whige, Tories, Protectionists, or Free Trade, for the swindle and delusion ? No. As I always speak openly to your ...

... A VOIQE FROM THE LAND. TO THE XDITOR OF THE' NORTHIIE STAR. B DEAR SIn,-Having been a located member upon d Dodford, more than twelve months, I tender-my d thanks to the noble founder, Feargus O'Connor; for i placing me upon the land of my birth. I am aware e that we have had difficulties to contend with, and II still have; nevertheless, I have a confident hope that d a little more time and ...

... I PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. (From thte Morning Post,) The following appointments and preferments have recently been made:- RECTORIES. The Rev. Joseph Mansfield, to the Rectory of Bland- ford St. Mary's, Dnrsetshire. The Rev. Edwin Crane, to the Rectory of Kington, in the county of Worcester. The Rev. Robert Amoyl Prichard, to the Rectory of 1ilatson, Gloucestershire. The Rev. J. G. Hickley ...

... BRITISH ASSOCI&7' ?? The sectional meetings of the ?? bI August 1. They were held in the different egan s TrhO Idof College, and were well attended, a considerablie prao ng1 fb audience being ladies. on l the The first conversation was hield on Friday eve Music-liall, and was attended by a crowded and brillinja n aint blage of ladies and gentlemen. The evening woas 5p Slt wersation, and at ...

... | I uMAT CRY AND LITTLE WOOL. I I ~ * :i 1 . , ! . . I . . ' call With a greater expenditure of power, our ales legislative machinery grows yearly 'less pro- it. duotive. What is the cause of this mortifying 'whi and singular result?. An inquiry into the turi Aubject is peculiarly binding upon those who -in hold up the representative system of .Govern-t in nent as the best for mankind. It is ...

... BOROUGH LAMBETH.=MR OBARLES PEAR FKARSO FARE WELL-ADDRESS.'; On Monday evening a large number -f persons e assembled at the Horns Tavera, Kennington,- to a hear the address of Mr. Charles Pearson on his re- I tirement from the representation of the borough of t Lambeth. Mr. JoseN DoUTON in the chair, sup- 41 ported by Mr. PEARSON, Mr. ALDzRMAN SIDNEY, V M.P., Mr. D. Win, and many other of Mr. ...

... BOROUGH- OF -i - Ad ees pp ?? . E-P1ARSOX'- .ARE-WE DDUS8,. tilde ody~elveniing;'ia large~ num~ber pf~persons :I rofin beat' th a ,ddres eja . CoiarfsParso his, 1r1 - A' Fia tUirmeni-from, th~ ereetip, 'th borough'ofi .1 ste rLsfieth. Alr., JOU. DQL*Ii he hirj.sip-: A t',pobrted. by M. ano,, i.. UaaaAR ~~IDNETI;- rem ~4P. Mi D- WIa adnnyohrof f Pear-- it ,1ue ~'aC~isi pn~tepo din~gs sitwtedl ...

... stotlaul. T OnloN.-The trial of the officers of this ill- fated ship has been appointed to take place at Edinm burgh on Thursday the 29th ofAugust. Theper- sons. to be, indicted area Henderson the captain Ltinglands the first mate; and William the secondI mate.- Theprecognition orpreliminary inquiry a been the largeistever taken in Scotand. The sur- viving passenger 'were principally examined ...

... Iational. kattio Eompanw , .. i . .. ?? .. . , ?? .. :HrwOoD -At a meeting of nombeora the following resolations: were adopted ?? That each member shall pay sixpene towards, rais- ing the fund to enable MW. O'Conhor to;-ind- up.the Company. 'That the levy'shll be paid at the secretary's residence, .63, Briwlge- street, any Monday evening, until the 23rd of September, 1850. That James ...

... . Yesterday (Friday) ni o frii-ing ?? Infotrms tion was received in York, that the result of the InqdiVY _ made into the case of William Ross and the cir- cumstanees alleged in his behalf, preclude Sir George Grey from entertaining any doubt of his guilt, or the Y propriety of the verdict. He, therefore, cannot consistently ewith his duty, interfere with the due course of law. Ross d Will, ...