... cUES=D=A -SUMMARY. TUEspAY'S SUMMIARY. The window-tax is to be repealed! Of this fact is tlere can now be little or no doubt-none what- tc ever, if the article which we have copied from the sc mininisterial organ, the Times, emanates from sz lirlisterial authority. The difficulties in the way ce f a commutation or modification of the tax have st ed to the resolution that it shall he altogether ...

... tve eourt. WINDSOR, TUVESDAt, Jai. 21., The Queen walked this morning in the Slope. and D Windsor Park. The 3royal family took their accustomed W aiig.Prince Albecrt, attended by Colonel the 'Hoses Storles Gray and Lieutionant-Colenol F. B. Seymour, went to London this morning at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of ig p residing' at a. meeting Of the Royal Commesisjion for the Exhibition tof 1851, ...

... . OA , L. :, _ , T,: . II. O. L,.: ?? ' ' !, 3COAL!DU~T.S REGUAT&MNRu '3 , .- a -eboxionde wh&'Big'~ )cmaef 79air s1tlay, ppugp, lpe~rqei~v~elthe.ery feir,view ot the above ; metlltonqd propoed- measure contained in your autiele ot .Any QflO y,,4 ho mopo eads . fhait,: arI . j , 4ad so the.,lether c. FanPlay,1 wiha~t. once diaiover.tha1 reason wthy :you I differ in; 'yoifr' sesvral views ...

... rhe 'Batip RCWO+ DRURY-LANE. Tais EvESxo, THE OLD LOVE AND THE NEW (7th time). Messrs. James Anderron, Cooper Emery, Barrett, and Artaud; Mrs. Ternan, Mrs. Nisbett, and Mrs.. Weater Lcy.-And HUMPTY DUMliY; or, Itobbii do Bobbin and the First Lord Mayor of Lulo'n. Messrs. Deain, Seymour, and Parkiai; Wdlle. Theodore. -Doors open at 6j. HAYMARK{ET. Trtss EVErerIs, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Mr. ...

... THE ANTI-CENTRALIZATION at NOVENENT, GREAT AGGREGATE MEETING IN THE ROTUND0. One of the most important, numerous, and influential meetings ever assembled in this, city was held yesterday, in the Rotundo, for the purpose of petitioning against the contemplated abolition of the Irih Viceroyalty, and of placing upon record a protest against the system of centralization adopted towards Ireland, ...

... THE UOKFIELD BURGLARY. -1 I - 1 . -1 1 I - a IR ?? .. An 1-1 ?? enl of RE-EXAMINATION AND COMM11ITTAL OF THlE lie PRISONERS. etTucEaasnt-WELLS,SutsaJn1. The pristnere charg-ed withi being conernued in the lic buirglaryi~ at Downland-hoa-se, the resitlence of thle Misses raratcoambo, were againl brought tip this morning fer cc- to examiaction at the Town-hell, Tasaribdg-weilo, The - tof court ...

... ¶toubon. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1661. FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAY MoIos.xo. The Ministerial cr;is is just as far from being con- cluded as it was four days ago. Nt. Leon Faucher has abandoned the task of formainga Cabinet upon finding that none of the leaders of the party of order would join him. It is now thought that the Prosident will be forced to choose a Ministry composed principally of per- ...

... FRANCE. The results of the coalition in France have not been long delayed. A conspiracy has been just discovered, the plans of which have been for the last day or two known to the authorities. At 9 o'clock on Monday night, the mem- bers of the association called the Unes des Communes' assembled at the place of meeting of the Associated Cooks at the Barrier Pigole. The moment the conspirators ...

... 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 ...

... RAIL WA Y IN7'ELLIGENCE. STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON. Yesterday a meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at the Guildhall Coffee-house, pursuant to the ad- NN journment of a special general meeting, held in Darlington I on Friday last. The object of the meeting was to consider the conditions, &c., of the proposed amalgamation of tile Wear Valley a id AMiddleobro' and Redcar ...

... GENERALT, ?? £y Wily is coat anl Callensive article to keep ? Because it. is aI great carter (grcait hicater). ,t ?? Laffrago0 after ?? ha medlical board, [1 hai~ bccia removed to aI maison dC Santei at Lirnoges. a ioiut. Branch. commaiader of the, screw frigate Rifle- anman, jumped overhoard bis v-essel off ltio, mid perisheri. T he hardest trial of the heart is, whether it, canl bear a ...