... WIa are obliged, in consequence of tile necessity of placing the important Parliamentary debate of Fri- day evening in this page, to refer the reader to our fourth page for the interesting, reports of the deputa- tion from this town to London, on Postal Affairs, tho Packet Station, Tribunals of Commerce, New Custom House, hc., as adopted at the special meeting of thle Chamber of Commerce, held ...

... TIE usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of this Union was held on Saturday last. The elerkrcad the sealed order of the Commissioners declaring the Dispensary Districts of the Union, Ac- cording to this sealed order, the Commissioners dis- approve of the late sub-division of the union by the Guardians, into six dispensary districts, as twice agreed to by the board, after full discussion, and ...

... (From Pulnch.) Interior of N fir st-class carriage, with the traiin in motion. By one of those strokes of qood forttune ?? pleasure exclursioijists, ,illi. and .s. Bake1' and an Ir ritable Elderlly Gentleman finl themselves occupants of the same carriare. Ur. Ba7ker (aside to Mrs. Baker, confilentially)- You see, my dear, the sort of thing you wvill always be exposed to, if you travel with ...

... FROM4 OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. TUESDAY EVENING.-The Queen was most admirably received to-day, ?? the crowd immense. The Royal Speech has not given great satisfaction. So far as our relations with foreign powers are concerned, the recommendation, to be prepared for anything that may be likely to disturb their present friendly aspect, is accepted as a confirmation of public opinion for some ...

... THE women of pure Spanish stock are very fair, and have the embonpoint which characterises the sex under the tropics. Their dress, except ina fewinstances where the stiff costume of our own country had been adopted, was exceedingly loose and flowing, leaving the neck and arms exposed. The entire dress was often pure white, but generally the skirt, nagua, was of some coloured stuff, in which ...

... TIHE SPECIAL COMMISSION AT MONAGHIAN. TAXIS first overt ?? of the Executive to repress Rib- bon and Agrarian Crime, in the districts in which it has recently established itself, has terminated, and people will naturally ask, what has been the result ? To this the reply is difficult, seeing that the only pri- soner charged with the commission of actual murder has, after two trials, one ...

... THE NEWV LORD LIEUTENANT. Tire appointmeont of the Earl of Eglintoni to the Vice- royalty of Ireland will be hailed with unmixed satis- faction by all who are aware of the excellent personal qualities by which his lordship's character is distin- guished, apart altogether from the political principles which have recommended him to the Conservative Premnier for the high ollice of the Queen's ...

... ON the 2nd instant, a meeting of the gentry, clergy, and tenants of the Drapers' and adjoining estates, was held in Moneymore, to congratulate Rowley Miller, Esq., oa the triumphant vindication of his character and conducit, by the decision of the Lord Chanicellor, in a suit lately before his lordship's court. Although' the day was wet throughout, the meeting was very largely attended by the ...

... Tars fine vessel was obliged to put back to the Broomie law, Glasgow, in consequence of the damage sustained by the violence of the late heavy gales. The Glasgow left the Broomiclaw on the 8th January. When she left, the wind was right against her, and so continued all the while she was outward-bound; but she braved the storm gallantly till she had performed about 1,500 miles of her voyage. ...

... THE BAKING TRADE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWVS-LETTER. Sin-Amidst the many current abuses in town there are two, yet untouched, which press heavily upon all classes, but most so on the poor-namely, the want of inspection for weights and measures, and the bakers not being obliged to seeigh their bread, and put up notice of the price per pound, as Mr. Hughes does. I believe, however, the ...

... POLICY OF THE CONSERVATIVE, PARTY. As we are obliged to Write in ignorance of what may have happened in the House of Commons on Monday night upon the introduction of Lord John Russell's new Reform Bill-in ignorance of what we may be able to present to oar readers before this number of our journal goes to press, relative to that subject-we must risk the chance of finding our remarks under the ...

... NEARLY 100 LIVES LOST. Fi~oii the succession of rainy weather, which has con- tintied with slight intervals for the last five or six days, all the watercourses, stieamlets, and riversin lYork- shire have been filled with water, and many of them have overflowed their boundaries, in several instances doing in jury to the surrounding property. One truly awful calamity has occurred, in which sixty ...