... The following appeared in our second edition yeaterday: TO THE RIGHT REV. THE BISHOP OF DUAA 1 Il dear Lord,-I agree with you in considering 1 the late aggression of the Pope upon our pro- tutantistm as insolent and insidious, and I thefe- fire feel as indignant as yotu can do upon the subject. I not only promoted to the utmost of my power the i tlaims of the Roman Catholics to all civil ...

... EMIGN AND THEIOWMOES,. rtPit0`SkRdtS F6R' EfGATghM -AV1'MAflk or GOOD HOPE. IWe, pucblielhed im Apti~lat tbae 16$tei,.oX, a Londoni 'gepipanttp. thq Cape of.Good I{6pe. TlI-Iq followin at 'Wifeaw oheroa aiyheigaein. al. year. ago to tha loy W ?? on punsgeB, a ,wbirhi, though hgl ~tbetii~rtr ih k pat~eMaliU. ?? nl~ Thw general lie t9? f ?? 1etc nfreu impresgion tb~wiat ~-this !cnome~iit,' ...

... 11. II-l, - AL TV AO WIISLE . Hise Eminence, Cardinal Wiseman, left Rome on the 12th of October, and reached Florence on the 15th. Here he re- mahied for a few clays, as the guest of an old and cherished college friend, Joseph Sloane, Esq., at his residence in the Palazzo Bontovelin, On the 16th the cardinal, accompanied by ?? Masseni, the Pope's internuncio, proceeded by railway to Siena, ...

... FLAX Ct;TIVATION IN IRELAND. (waa the Timies Cfaj Aricle.) The questicn (if flax cultivation in Ireland continnes to reteive attenton. It was slated a selirt tin C back thut an - ?? becn made to the Board. of Trade tor a charter to iteorrorate a Comnapaany with a capital of 1,000,0001, w ho prol osed to ftaraaish a market to the gioaa ers by aiu trter t f 121 per acre (exchiuiveof seed) fol ...

... I MR. GREVJLLI'S APOLO' Y FoR LORD CLARENNDON.I e The following letter has been addressed to the Editor.of d the Tiizmes:- le Sri-Mr. D'Israeli has published a letter addressed to n the Lord Lieutenant of his county (in reference to what is io called I Papal aggression') containing the following p3a- ot sages ?? I have always understood that when the present y Lord Lieutenant arrived in his ...

... A meeting of this body was held last night in the MIusic- hall, Lower Abbey-street. It was very mtsnerolrlv attended. For some time before the hour namra( for taking the chair the hal svas crowded ; the teierved seats were well filled, and a nult5har of ladies occupied seats in one of the galleries. Among those present were-M. It. Leyns, J. Abraham, J. Doyle, T. Moffist, G. Kearns, E. Carey, ? ...

... , ?? Ie If 7- 1850-51. n I ' - Wm. Phillips, Esq., Provost. ?? Kirkland, Charles Burgess, John CAmpbell, John Connel, s Esqrs., Baities. Mr. Hugh M'Farlane, jun., Treasurer. oMessrs. Wm. Russell, Wmn. Burns, John Brown, James Stirrat, e Win. BaEhop, John Smith, Peter Jack, Andrew Nairn, e Wm. Mt'Kean, CUoscreor. d . Messrs. Martin & Lodge, Towe Clerks. a Mr. J. Lorisner, Towis Ohuuserlain. - ...

... TIIE MAYOR OF CARDIFF.—The ninth of November has arrived; and Charles Yachell, Esq., chief magistrate of this municipality, is to resign the office into the hands of a successor. Previous to his elevation to the Chair, Mr. Yachell was known only as the principal of one of the largest commercial establishments in the place, and as a most useful and energetic member of the council, his energies ...

... ABERDARE CANAL COMPANY. Important Enquiry and Decision under the Provisions of the Aberdare Canal Company's Act of Parliament. In the GUARDIAN of February 17th, 1849, will be found, with the above heading, a full report of the proceedings at an enquiry which took place in the long room of the Boot Inn, Aberdare, relative to a dispute between the Trustees of the Marquess of Bute and otheis, and ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEZDINGS. l co The first meeting Of thle new Council Board, for the elsa- Gil tgon of offico-barers, was held on Friday. Baillie Sire, it ?? acting senior magi9,strate, took the chair. All the snembers CO of ceuneil were present, as were also a considerable number of the citizens. o After prayer by the Rev. Mr Dewar of the South Church, ye Mr Angas, thle Town Clerk, read thle ...

... . L .A'and,+1 aIG. -,Chrysanthemums, c~t. - iim:ats r Ch ,r~~casle fithnisi Cectus, truncatuss Xearly: Caiimeihas, Cinernarias,? ?? dioght ?? maki'i;g a; 'fin~e, dieilay':in' th'e. ccnsev'iatoiry tdm tiouei r ontiep Iu'M a-uee of thfeis as, -oijsi 'possiblej~ let th~iei' be fre'elf-'iuppli'ed Vwithl. ,wilterj ain'd:.'oe'aiohn4 ?? *aek -iqid: manurc. Let- cairflcon'sideratien ibeiglvea to aob ...

... DUBLIN, SATURDAY MORNIXG. |FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TUiE LETTER or LORD JOHN RUSSELL.-Already the country is excited, and the newspapers are en- gaged in a bitter controversy about Lord John .Russell's memorable letter to the Bishop of Durham. The Boman Catholic organs are vehement in their expressions of indignation, whilst the Protestant journals laud the Prime Minister for inflicting a ...