... THE NEWS-LETTER AND THIE NEW YEAR. Is i1 ?? . . I . I . - .. ?? ?? aIL allltre the taste and feeling which prompted the classic people of ?? to soleninise and inaugurate their new undertakings, by selecting for their coin- menceinent seasons of festivity and circumstances of happy onion; and, though the light of revelation for- bids us to share in the superstition, we acknowledge the poetic ...

... A FEW FACTS FOR THE PROSPERITY PROPHETS IN GENERAL, AND FOR THE CHRONICLE IN PARTICULAR. WE congratulate ourselves and the public that we have been the means of stirring up our somnolent cotempo- rary, of the C/lonicle, from the trance into which he has been plunged, for the last four months, by the total sur- render of his faculties to one theme. We have broken the spell with which ...

... TRANSLATION of An address and memorial to his Eminence Nicholas Cardinal Wiseman, Archbishop of Westminster &c., ec., 3c., agreed to by the Roman Catholic Clergy of the Diocese of Beverley, - in meeting assembled at Selby, in Yorkshire, on Tuesday, the 14th of January, 1851, the Very Reverend the Dean of the District being in the chair. May it please your Eminence graciously to receive this ...

... ADDRESS O0 THlE REV. DRi. 'MONTOOM R il., Tirr first of a series'- of lecttures connected with the cirdumstances of the present times, in reference to re- ligion, was' delivered din Friday evening, at seven o'clock, in the Music 1ld6l, by the Rev. Dr. Montgdo- mery, to a large and respectable auditory. The Rev. Doctor commenced bysaylig he had chosen for his texts -oin ?? xvi, 3, Ye can ...

... THE iAG-YAR HUSSAR. TuE Austrians had ida 'the, battle; the Hungarians had lost it. The Austrian general Was taking his ease in his quarters, with his staf 'arouud him;',an officer entered, and reported the capture of a huzzar. Bring him in, gaid the General; iho. Was in ex- cellent hulmour. He himself wore the uniform of the hussar regiment he' had formerly commanded, and had unbuckled his ...

... SPRING ASSIZES, 1851.-THE CIRCUITS. TiRE following are.the respective circuits-whieh the .Judges have fixed upon going at the ensuing Spring Assizes:- - HOME. The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice, The.Hon. Judge Torrens. * ,.NOTI[-EAST. - The Right Hon. ?? Baron, The Right Hon. Judge.lerrin. * , .OnTH-WEST. The Right Hon. the.Lord Chief Justice .of the Cornrn6n Plems, ' : The Hon. Baron ...

... THE ANTI-PAPAL MOVEMENT.-THE * ILHS1l BRANCH OF TH-JE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. THIE abettors of the Papal conspiracy against the supre- macy of QueenVictoria and the loyalty ?? Ca- tholic subjects, pretend to flatter themselves that the agitati js -dying out. The latitudinarian party, who have .everything to lose, and nothing, speaking in a worldly sense, to gain, by the resuscitation of the old ...

... RENEWED ATTACK UPON THE TOWN COUNCIL BY TIE, WHIG. T's WVhtip, in its publication of Saturday, notwithstand- ing its late virtuous resolution of never more inter- meddling with the Town Council, again displays its animosity towards that body, having employed, to resume this labour of love,' some f'prentice han', whose total ignorance of borough affairs ought to have stimulated him to study ...

... WuPN we came to the steamer, next morning, the eas- tied crag of Drachenfels rose-in the sunrise before us, and looked as pink as the cheeks of Master Jacky, when they have been just washed in the morning. How that rosy light, too, did become Miss Fanny's pretty dimples, to be sure! How good a cigar is at the early dawn! I maintain that it has a flavour which it does not possess at later hours ...

... THE PAPAL AGGRESSIONADDRESS TO i HER MAJESTY. WI: lay before our readers the following highly im- portant Address of the Irish Prelates of the United Church of Great Britain and Ireland to her Majesty, with the official reply of the Secretary of State, to the effect that the Addres's was graciously received :_ TO TilE qUEEN'S MOST rXCaLLENT MTAJESTY. AN MUMBLE ADDIIESS OF TILE UNDERSIGNED ...

... .MR. COBDEN ON THE COMING.SESSION. . i I , _ . S . : ?? . 4. . .. ON Monday evening, a demonstration of 'the members and friends of the Bradfori' Freleold'Land Societ, 'tooi place in the Temperance Hall, at'which' Mr; .Cobden and Colonel Thompson were presentwhen tW former took occasion to resume ,his prognostications ii regard to the approaching session. ?? Mr. Connxs,. after speaking, at ...

... QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BELFAST.-DR. HENRY'S SESSIONAL ADDRESS. ONq Monday last, the Rev. Dr. Henry delivered to a numerous and respectable assemblage of' ladies and gentlemen of the town and its vicinity, and to the professors and students of the Queen's College, in the Common Hall of that Institution, his annual sessional address. Dr. Henry devoted the main portion of his address to an enumeration ...