... AIR. WILLIAM SMTITII O'BRIEN. ]r Th folwn drs rmM SihO'Brien, To is thle noiiy lry ebr fprimncorporate c hL i bodies adgneen hohv ?? in favour I e of th Irs stt ronr no lvign penal exile in Van Dimc' adle utbe ulsed : 'e sis LORDS ANOD GlcemTL9.rc,-During the let four years I have been induced by various considerations to abstain as cinch I )aas possible from ?? S0oit Of appeafl to public ...

... The annual vestry of the parish of West Derby was held yesterday forenoon, in the vestry-roons of the parish Church, in the village of that township; the Rev. John Stewart, t in rector ha the chair. The small room was coimpetely crwded, and in the course of the proceedings an lljouarltteol; place into thechurch. The business compiscd, as usual, the appointment of churchwardens for the cosing ...

... WORKING MEN'S SUNDAY SH LATME OI.WORsSIP | IN IVEPOL. tN ALY ~vr ERPOL ERCUY. THEEDTORSO A i. ty GXLOEA o ae xrse njtnif to republish-the Religious, Statistics of Liverpool, ?? A ybyMr. Calderwood and subscribed by me, wvhich a u eared in you pper of 25th Febur,1 ao ?? aei: adI objection, and yous have iny free permissason to MaE what use of them you think proper. Allow me,- however, to ...

... I i HOUSE OF LORDS.-MIONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. weI d The Earl of DERBY presented a number of petitions the if from members of the Scotch Church in Canada, praying to D their lordships not to interfere with the arrangement en- Ultl L tered into in ? 810 on the subject of the Clergy Reserves n in that province. The noble Earl then entered at length e, into the question, and concluded by protesting ...

... I he he The election scrutiny still continues to rage within s re.the committee rooms of the House of Commons, t, re. and, as will be seen from the accounts, has terminated ti a- in many instances fatally to the individuals attacked. C at There have been but few escapes, and of these several il )apatients have been left in a very indifferent state of , hiealth, with a monition from the ...

... . - uCULVOFtCE, TURSI)AY, MARoI 29, TuRnE o'coocK, A.M. AMERICA. Go ARRIVAL OF TIHE BRITISHI AND NORTH AMERICAN Mi ead ROYAL h£ALL STEAM-SHIP CAUBRIA. Go The steamer Cambria, Captain Miller, which sailed from Ali n- Boston on the 16th and Halifax on the 18th instant, was Ge telegraphed off Holyhead yesterday, at two o'clock. She Go was detained at the bar for water, bat reached the Mersey pri ...

... FVO9Eif-N ITELLIO ENCE. -be odes The Co tenlse~t lias .eotison toj believe t att]~al Or5 comipaliiy which propo~ees, to work the trahsatlantic pces the frn OerorIa a~lreadY ob~aisad subsoriptinsfrte :whoeleof lts requisite eapiltal ~Of _64 mllliona. The pirojeo,- It 'idds, has recelived the sidhesioli of the greator part of the fol -a mecat n hpwesftematie ris, everything. as4ready for its ...

... The fllowing are extracts of a letter from a gentleman cla at Sydney, who emigrated from this country about four in. Iyears ago. The letter is dated November last, and the anI most implicit reliance may be placed on the statements of fre rthe writer- I& [ In the first place, if you are doing well, and are in happy cir- tel cuntstances, let well alone ; if to the contrary, I :ay come. This Co ...

... laorrotut- 'zvrifef. A buteirer boY iii Now York sars that hie ?? often heard of the Cll Jfire quarter's of tire globe, but never heard any prison say any go thinigaboat thne Unroit uarters. te' CcellmoN C('usi or' Flirxruir.-Wlhror a tiring requires a great as deail of care, it iswell ilone, becaulse the wholo attention is directed d to it; wherL a little attention would sullime, evcii that ...

... I The House of Commons has had its attention a drawn, upon two evenings during the present week, t to two appointments to regimental colonelcies that l took place under the regime of Lord Derby. To c Mr. Hume the public are indebted for exposing what certainly appears a rank job. On the death of the Duke of Wellington the colonelcy of the 1st regiment of Grenadier Guards became vacant, and it ...

... I LA cIIri'ERa. THE LANCASTER PENNY BANK has issued a report stat. ig that three years' operations have been attended with striking success. Ma. JOHN ARMSTUONG has announced himself as a candidate for the seat vacated by the unseating of his brothel; Mr. R. B. Armstrong. He was an unsuccessful candidate at the election of 1841, being then defeated by the unscrupulous use by the Tory party of ...

... In our last week's impression we inserted a hurriedly to written compilation of such particulars as we could collect WI of a disastrous casualty on the railroad, at Dixon Fold, ar between Bolton and Manchester. We now present an at elaborate and correct account of the occurrence, together with a report of the inquest. Thle train was an express, sa Composed of three carriages from Edinburgh and ...