... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... LR(POSPE[) A MIH:NIIJ.T IN PjE[FAS'P- PIJ1'LIC MEETING. YnsEaTsT I , at one o'clock, a numerously aitd iulluen- tially-attended meeting of thie inilabitalits of this ?? was held in the Workiing Classes' Association Rea(lmig Rooms, Donegall Street, for the purpose of' liscimssing the proposition to establish an Athemeuim in Belfast, as advocated in the e9-cpllent letter of the Earl of Bel- fast ...

... ANOTHER IYHI( INSULT TO BELFAST ENTERPRIZE. Timr following paragraph is now what is popularl1 termed going the rounds- EL.crioc TEr.EoGRAP! ro GATLWAY.-Th ewires foi an electric telegraph have beaen laid down, by tile Gal. way Company, frmi Athllone to the station at loun- hill, adjoining Kinnegad, and, in the course of a fees weeks, tile whole line between Dublin and Galwav wvil be ...

... I ?? laPRESENTATION OF REQUISITION TO mn elWILLIAMI WILLANS, EsQ. vi lilaccordance withiour intima,,tioni of Saturday *~the cotonittee for Conducting the ealection of this gell . tlenian met en Mslndayevesiugnweek,atidappoin~teda depo- ntationi to wait upon hist, eil his returtt fromt London, to present thle requisition. 'lThe gentlemten selected %wore F dSchiwanm, Thus. Ilallintson, Wriglt ...

... THE ANNE POWELL. This fine vessel has weathered a terrific storm in her recent ^oyage to New York. We extract the following passages *com a letter just received from Captain Rowlands: — .e Now York, nth April, 18.> Thank heaven, I am now enabled to write and acquaint Yon of the safe arrival of the Anne Powell at the port of desti- nation; and 1 may nfttrm, without any exaggeration, that we ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, APRIL 19. Their lordships met, after the adjournment, at five o'clock and sat but for a short time. The Lord Chancellor brought in a Bill to abolish the office 0 Masters in Chancery, and substitute other officers to perfof' their duties. His Lordship explained the measure, and intended to introduce another shortly, which, with that now be' fore the House, had the ...

... MEKTHYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD WOMBW9.Lf!. MBNASERIE.—We perceive, by the primed lisndbflUs, that the famed No. 1 collection of Mr. Wombwell is about to visit this town. FrlllJl a perusal of the list of animals, there appear to be several novel- ties not hitherto exhibited in this town; and we do not doubt that the menagerie will be well worthy of inspec- tion. Exhibitions of this kind afford ...

... The folo'o he' t he following (says tbe Times), is an extract ofa letter from a gentlenan, an enyc-witness, tileigh not hijiisnif engla.ed ill the n el diggins ot Australia, datted Buninigyonlg, October 29, 1n 1851 :- As I hatve julst retllrnled fioul tile Biltlanat I diggiios,' said r s be the richest ill the yorM, it Imay illterest you to liear SOIIIC taccounit of theiii. The Nyhole of ...

... TIHE ALLEGED DISCOVERY ON THE ICEBERG. A further report respecting the ships alleged to have been seen on an iceberg by the brig Renovation, has been received by the Admiralty, the substance of which we give below. The first communication is Imade by Captain Erasmus Onlileanney, RIN., who hail been sent to Limerick to procure the staeieneents of Mr Simp'on, late nmate of the Renovation, and ...