... IB MR. P. RONEY. - -I It seems to be decided dually that re ate to les we ser- vicee of Mr. Eoney. No prophet has honour in his own country. The new world, which Is so rapidly absorbing the life-giving energy and progressive power of the old, has bid for and secured Mr. Roney amongst the rest, sO he gnu to Canada, where his nous and vigoar wilt be appreciated and properly rewarded; and where ...

... I MILITARY PROMOTIONS -AD EXCHANGES w ot-omrcE,mF=. 18. ?? of Dragoon Guards.-J Gunter, Gent, toh Comet, by psathas. I 8rd Dragoon Guard&-J J Coaian, GeaI to be Cornst, by purchase, vice Ford, who retiree. lot Dragoons-Coret B 0 Glyn, from the 12th Light Dti. goons, to be Comet, vice Sykes, promoted, 6th Dragoone.-Ilenteeaut Rt G Minley, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Sir W C M,.rehead. Bart ...

... Ebhie maw jounat DUBLIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1858. | EQUITY REFORM-MASTERS IN CHANCERY- ITHEIR LATE ORDERS. I ft sin al Da: I t 'iVi vel rel bi em, but Doi la' the ide de, ity ats lat in ion 'ill nol ere 'ce ion 01 (ol We led m11- ira Bat at of lisE ill ce sy ne at at be it to en of a id '7 iB IE t, a 3. [a 1, II e r A most distinguished llawyr- and true Re- former, political and legal-has ...

... CORRESPONDENCE BE~WE9l; THE EARLW OF CARLISLE AND THE REV. DR. CAHILL. | TuE EARL OF CARLISLEr TO DR. CAHILL. February 5, 1853. Rav. Sm-Having sent my letter to a newspaper, and thus exposed it to any remark, refutation, or censure it might meet with, it is not my intention to enter into further controversy ontho subject; but as you have done sue the honour to call my notice to a letter you ...

... The ladies who had the high privilege oiffreqenting the Viceregal Court in Dublin Castle during the period when the Earl of Clarendon held the Viceregal throne, long since de- termined upon presenting his amiable and exemplary Coun. tees with an In Memoriam testimonial of the warm and Ikindly feelings of respectful attention which they ever expe. rienced at her hands. Various were the ...

... BY EXPRESS& - -_A - i A . a_ .. . (iRoKi OUR OWN CORREaPo0DmhT.)- LIVERPOOL CORN XARKET-pr,. 8. Tbe market hs not manifested ain new feature since our report of Friday; Buyers were quite indifferent in their opera- tions. apd holders, althoueh uxlues to realibe, could make ?? ?? 'inthe sale of any atrticli. The transactions in ?? v're .her~fdrute triffiug, and pricis We Continue to ...

... LETTER FROM DR. CAHILL, I TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD VISCOUNT PALMERSTON. Cambridge, February 23, 1853. Xl LORD VISCOUNT-I feel much difficulty either in re- newing my correspondence with you, or reviving the contro- versy in the case of the Madiai-that controversy is now at rest. Proofs incontrovertible have been brought before the public notice to show that palpable misstatements have been ...

... i (Fromh the lZmes.) Parliament is itself aga n. Fur tle last fourteen years or mole i. ba '-een bewitched in ,oe form or another. For about 'ha' period it ties been divided for or against protec- . tiofn-aittgether a false and artificial issue, bringing out the .characteristica of neither party, and leading to a series of embarrassments. For Several years we had a Conservative minority, ...

... | HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESdAT, FEB. 16. Mr. Moroars took the oaths-and hisseoat for .Ormarthen. Several private billsiwere read a-secondhtiomE, among which was the Crystal Palace bill, which was ordered to be o0m- mitted. COUNTY ELECTION POLLS BILL. Lord B. GROSVENOR moved that this bill be read a third time. Colonel SIBTHORP said he had, opposed the introdaction of-the bill; he considered it ...

... FOREIGN IN TELLP E~ THE FRENCH EMP PAISr, SUmDAY, Six ?? vc1dra and captains at this moment in Paris eae bensm this day to receive a ?? fiottthe astro Marine. The Moni*sw annotnoes the arrivl' of GnRued lemeso late Commander--lnCblof of tbe army At Bome. The pay of the sub-oficers in all branoces of the naval ser- vice has been increased ten centimes a day. M. Eslaphen, of the Bank of France, ...

... A ,VIIT TO ST. BARNABAS'S CHURCH, PIMLICO, | I LONDOLI:. We take 'the following oat irnteresting and amusing ex- |tracts from a lette-*ritteflby an indignant correspondent of a furinae CAlVifir-d evening contempbrary who (most inap= propriately) adopta the iite deplums of Luther. The ?? min, who seems intensely ignorant of Latheranism-else, wliv this rage-is quite beside himself with ...

... The annual distribution of prizes to the successful female pupils in the School of Design took place on yesterday in the board-room of the Society-house. It having been announced that the Countess of St. Germans had kindly consented to act as distributor, and the fact of this being the first occa- sion on which the very interesting ceremonial took place in public, there was a very crowded ...