... CONSEtVAITIVE REFORM IN CHANCERY, I WE all of us remember the somewhat retro- gressive onwardness of Lord Chancellor TRaURO in presenting us with Law Reform, and the pain- ful throes which retarded the birth and distorted the fair proportions of the Whig bantlings of that race, begotten by the force of public opinion. The Common Law Procedure Bill, which was the last and greatest of them-the ...

... Cnm i'rica, The select vestry met yesterday, for the last time prior not only to the election of a newv board, which election takes place pros ;own, to-day. The Rev, Rector Campbell ...

... NEW CATIHOL(C BURIA1. GROUND. le A most important and inhlas tial meeting of the Amalga- le mated Trades and Friendly Societies of Dublin was held on ulast evening, in the Temperance Hall, Freneb-street, for the X purpose of devising the most effectual means of establ shing a new and truly Catholic Cemetery, and to resist the oppres- Y, sion of the Cemeteries Board; and also to make ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The result of the determination of the general election committee was such as might have been expected. Mr. Fitzgerald, who is not a native of Limerick, had al- lowed his name to be put forward at the suggestion of some of the most independent members of the committee, but had not canvassed any one. On the other hand, the friends of Sergeant O'Brien and of Mr. ...

... KINGtSLOWN. APRIL 15.-I find in the Daily Exipress, of the 9th inst.. a letter signed 'N, respecting my remarks in a formercom- munication on the subject of the gun practice at the Pigeon-house. The writer remarks that I omitted to in- form the public of the enormous loss to the revenue which has resulted f rom the assembling of the coast guard men to- gether, to the gross neglect of ...

... - THE CRYSTAL PALACE. ._ The billo*ing itbportant correspondence 'betwev e the First' 3J Comu onasr ot Woxkss and Ylesir. Fos aud Hendeqsw : e d leaay. laid before g rmetian of,theqgeneral com- . mnittesr tbe preservad~ou of the building, and his the ieffect 1 of not! only putting a top tlo-the..promenadeuannouncea for J Saturday, but also of fiually.: closing the. building to the publiet- .; ...

... IPSIVICil, Satari-ay, Aplrms 24, 1S52. RPRESESiNTATION OF IPswicti.-The liberal party have been of late industriously on the look out to find a col- league for Mr. Adair. We have heard their choice has fallen upon T. B1. Ilobhouse, Esq., one of the present members for the City of Lincoln. The constituency of that town manifest not the slightest feeling of regret at the decision made by Mr. ...

... PEARLS POB STRINGING. THE EVENINGS OF BOYHOon.-Many a boy ruins his character and wrecks all his hopes by misemploying the evening hours. School or business has confined him all the day, and the rebound with which his elastic na-, ture throws these duties off, carries him often almost un- awares beyond the limits both of propriety and prudence. Besides the impetuous gush of spirits, whose ...

... WHILE THE COCK, WIrH LIVKLY DIN, SCATTE tS THE H REAR 0i DARKNESS THI. . Milton.. A NEW FIRST FIDDLE. There were lately two Austrians fiourishiig in their pride of power, on whom the people of this country had lavished their hatred anl contempt. Prince Schwarzenberg and Marshal Haynau had both been in England, and had both learued to trebble at the indignant expression of London opinion: the ...

... THwE AagUe. CHANGE OF QUARTERS Or CAVALRY REGIMENTS. -The 4th Light Dragoons, which have been stationed for some months past in the neighbourhood of Isleworth and Twickerilsam. have received orders to proceed to Norwich (which will be the headquarters of that regi- ment) and Ipewich. This was to have been the change of quarters of the 8th Royal Irish Huesars, which, dur- ing the past twelve ...

... The sixth anniversary of the Blackburn Mechanics' Institution was commemorated on Thursday evening last, t by a tea party and ball, which took place in a spacious t room belonging to the Bolton Railway Company. The i attendance was tolerably numerous. Tea over, a meeting for the passing of a series of reso- lutions was holden, the Mayor (wearing the badge re- cently presented to him) in the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGs. Yesterday week, the Earl of Derby wo.ed for the appointment of a committee to inquire into the operation of the Charter of the East India Colr. pany, which was granted; and on the same evening announced that government did not intend at pre sent to interfere with the Maynooth grant. Are the government for playing fast and loose on this subject as with protection ? If ...