... !11,'ibeipeol Aterclorg. * TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1852. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. SU 31 MARY. on Thursday night, Lord Nans, in pursu ance `.ng ..d of the Tory policy to weaken, distract, damage, the mneet and ultimately destroy the Whig Cabinet, brought them to forward in the House of Commons his motion, advised.- censuring the Irish Government for having, in a can they period of difficulty and ...

... I [The following letter has appeared in the Doncaster Chronicle.] REPRESENTATION OF NORTrH LINCOLN- SHIRE. TO THE EDITOR Or THE DONCASTER CHRONICLE. Sil,-Ou my return from Yorkshire, this morning, I was much suprised to find that Mr. Maw, of Tetley, had published a letter in the Doneaster Gazette and The Lincoln, Rutland, and Stamford Mercury, in which he has most unjustly made accusations ...

... =s Mr. Chambre, whose life had been in such extreme peril, is now so much recovered that be has travelled by d railway from Armagh to Dublin. . The diocese of Clcyne, through the Roman catholic g bishop, has contributed £100 towards the funds of the n tenant-league. An affray took place, on Saturday night, at Culliagh, near Ballinasloe, between two parties, wlsen a manl named Adams was killed ...

... I FRANCE. (Frwom a Corr raondent of ta morng Chronick) TBauSsDAY EvmiiNe.-The pacific note Inserted in the Aoniteur of yesterday is the subject of conversation in all the diplomatic and political salons of Paris. The general impression is, that it indicates a feeling of weakness on the part of Louis Napoleon, and that he has at length become sensible that Europe will not brook his imperial ...

... FRANCEl PARIS, SUNDAY, FED. 8.-The Mlonieur says, The Prince President has received from the Queen of Spain, the King of the Low Countries, and the King of Bavaria, re- plies to the letters of notification of the new powers con- ferred on him by the French nation. The letters were deli- vered by the respective Ministers in Paris. '4 The Queen of Spain also notifies the birth of a Prin- cess. ...

... I I FRANCE. PARIS, THURSDAY, FEB. 5.-A decree specifies that wher it may become necessary for one or more Councila of State to be nominated to a committee or commission, or to take part in the execution of any law, such nomination shall be made directly in virtue of a decree of the President of the Republic. The Moniteur declares that the intention attributed to the government of interference ...

... I - COMMISSION OF OYER -anD TERMINEB. I The commission was opened with the usnal formalities, on Saturday morning inithe court-house, Green-street, by the Right Hon. Mr. Justice Torrens, and the Right, Hon. Mr. Justice Penson. The following gentlemen -were sworn on the city and county grand jury: . -CITY GRAND JURY. James Sterling (foreman), Henry Bunn, George Scott, William Cockburn, Michael ...

... LICENCED RETAIL GR CER3D VI7NTNERB soC, , 'D . . I , :. ' On Wednesday last (241b inst.) the general comamittee issembled, to meet the special committee, nominated at the .jublic meeting, to report on the brewers' monopoly, at O'Hara', tavern, 17 York-street, and to transact other busi- ses3, I Mr. JoHNe M'GNRN, In the ebair. i The Secretary (Mr. Brady) baving read the mnutes of their last ...

... I At a meeting of the central committee, held at , Waterloo-place, on the 5th inst., Captain l'rior in the chair, it was unanimously resolved, that in consequence of the very numerous applications respecting this associa- tion, the committee thinl that a public statement of their views in originating the Club, and itz sections, may be useful to those who are desiroas of joiniig it, and of ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MEonday. On the motion of the Lord CIHANCELLOrs the Common Law Amendment Bill was read a second time. Lord STRAN GFORD asked whether the late Minister ?? Affairs had sent any reply to tie remonstrance which had been made by various foreign powers oi the subject of certain political ref ugees ? Earl GRANVILLP, in answer, stated that Lord Palmerston had not done so, buthe had no ...

... AN slSIV CONLAGBATIONS ADI DREULACCIDENTS. I os Monday morning, shortly before eight o'clock, a avery raidly destructive character, attended fireof tleat1ss ofproperty, and it is feared fatal con- a gres toone of the inmtes, happened in the pre- * es a~longing to Mr. Foilleti, looking-glass and pic- ni5iframe manufacturer, carryir g on business at No. 64, urertreet, St. Luke's. The fire ...

... (Front the Rev. J. Clay's Report) I received some time since, a skilful begging letter writer's MS, of sixty-one closely written pages of fools- cap, giving, with the names of about seventy cheats of this kind, the fullest description of their modles of pro- ceeding, the circuits they travel, and the extraordinary success of their varied impostures. This division of the plundering class, ...