... Q.- - Mr -t os f anrrrneo- nnnnronn Sir-There is strong evidence of an organised conspiracy existing' ii the united kingdom, associated, probably, wih similar ones on the continent of Europe and America, for the 0 total destruction of Christianity, and of all religion, in those C, countries and throughout the world. It is essentially of the n same character as the great continental conspiracy ...

... I 1.-t. AfR RQ-- -sA hunt THE RsaPRIeENTAT'oIN OF SOUTH .-The the contest for South Staffordshire promises to be a close and the severe one. The friends of both the noble candidates have tile continued to canvass during the week with great energy. osd Lord Paget visited Cannock on Saturday; but his lordship's aich personal canvasshasbeen brokenin upon foratime by the ill- sr is ness-we ...

... THE ENLARGEMENT OF TI7l BELFAST IfEWS-LETTER, -i--arnLcesfrom oii snext publietilon, FRIDAY, THIE 3SuD FEBRUARY, 1854, when the Nec's-Letter will be extended to a size One Fugmed larger than its present dimensions, thus ren- dering it the LARGEST thrice-a-week paper nowv published in Lrclalld This addition to the size of the Newts-Letter will en- able us to put nur readers in possession of ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUVSDA ?? I JANUARY 31. | DOWNING-STREET, JAN. 30. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Anthony Mus- grave, Esq., to be Colonial Secretary and Clerk of the Crown for the Island of Antigua. Her Majesty has also been pleased to make the follow- ing appointments for the Island of Malta, viz. :-Dr. Paolo Dingli, to be President of the Court of Appeal; Dr. Antonio Micallef, ...

... t ocal vtrum 0 LECTURE ON S R oME.-The lecture to be given to-morrow at e evening, by Mr. Wylie, from Edinburgh, on this subject, in It the Corn Exchange, we understand is well adapted to a Pr Ytrading and mercantile community like tbatof Manchester. to a CLERICAL.-Tlhe Lord Bishop of M anhester, yesterday, aI' at the Diocesan Registry, St. James's Square, licensed the be Rev. Alfred Jenour to ...

... I B E I, F A ST: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, IS54. THE OPENING OF THE SESSION-T.HfE QUEEN'S SPEECH. SESSION, the most momentous in its anticipated re- sults likely to occur fur many years, Commencee vesterday, and, by the marvellous aid of the Magntic Telegraph, wve are enabled, in our present publication, to present our readers wvith a Copy of the speech from,, the throne, received at this office ...

... SCOTTISH REPRMSENTATION. e- The following is a classification of the Scottish electors*- in COUNTY VOTERS. Enrolled before the Reform Act 1,019 a Owners in fee or life-rant to the value of £10 at per annum . . . 22,553 o. Tenants and occupants to the exteat of £50 as - per annum . .26,603 as Long lemseholdors and tenants for life to the ti- value of £E10 per aunum . . 658 Total ...

... CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. K Since the sailing of the last monthly steamer 0i' ' phorms, no disturbance has taken place in the its tions now subsisting between the colony and tic. tribes with wlihom we were recently at war. General Cathcart is still upon the frontier, ol; ' pleting his arrangements for securing the peace s1ll-. restored, upon a permanent ba sis. Within the colony, it is satitfactory ...

... THE TAYLEUR.-WRECK OF THE OLINDA SCREW STEAMER. U, - -- re (F'On1 OUlR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LiVERPOOL, Monday, January 30th. The past week has been one of tempestious weather, so- i, companied by painful and disastrous incidents among our I, shipping. The week opened with the startling and sad tale n of the Tayleur's wreck and entire destruction. That ill- fated vessel sailed from Liverpool, on ...

... To the EDITOR of the ABERDEEN JOURNAL. e CONCLUDING LETTER. SIR,-Having, in terms of the promise contained in my 6rst letter, endeavoured, to the best of my ability, to lay before your readers some remarks on Canada, as an Emigration Field, coupled with a statement of its rapid progress in every depart- ment, I now draw to a close, and; in doing so, I may be al- :lowed to observe that, if any ...

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