... : i 1. t EAA::TOWN C6UNCIr - , The monrth1ly - meeting of the Town C6uncil was heldoif'Wednesdayl'ast, the Right'Vorshipful the Mayor ,nresidiung. PaoroermD ELhictlli &0cx;A letter was read from Afr. . l >lphh:iaderrt, ettng $forth. the inconrellienc'e which wal . occasioned h. .there ,being no public clock in the cioy which could be deoended on as a correct time-keeper, 'recommending. that-an ...

... SORAPS FROM PUNCH. : 1., . . 7 .i . . . : , _ .; ,r NET PROFIT.-AfisBhenrah!si S . . AENAsT.TEuwH.- N0 Roman ever lknows how handsome: she is until she hae had her portrait painted.,- THE TRUTH OFT]SN LUBES IN A PAEA0OL-Auy fool can make money, but it requiresea clever man to speni. THE IMpU, Bi n BriD FANcEir.-The hobbyfthe tmpero Nicholas consistse in .-dfying kites and feedihg'o row-bbtiT ...

... .. . WHAT 18 PUJS1YISM? Smn,-This question has been prominent of late. I wiik offer your readers one of its many phases. A number of Puseyite Clergynmen have banded tbemlelvI together in a Protest against Bishop Gobat. For whatt Why do they protest? What his the Bishop of Jerusaleni deh9 Why- he baa actually received Converts to the Protean tant Church, of which these Reverend Protestors are ...

... DAWL 1811 An cblo '1 in0r- 'o ?? !cire on thle Life anid 7tcsof lb ?? 'i 'to1i Wits - d ?? c 'rd itr or ic Tt ?? the, 21'st v M I ilhut' F-i cc~e .11%. ' ep- 101 a .W-llteII tin - o iii eui- of i1t'u \nl1c 110)0. anluithe ?? 'ti-chwhich I e s. is; - . i u escribed ih osdeal -pnohiepita ci d til midienice '-cr0 deeply ?? 31 r. 1)etu-an 'c id ItO. Sophita Ho[cae hlave rettintel ~~iiiCai o ThI ...

... Some weeks ago there was a slight disturbance in the Church and Church yard, in consequence of a misunder- standing between the Rev. G. C. Gorham and one of his parishioners, relative to reading the burial service at the interment of an infant. The rev. gentleman, it appears, was right; and having brought the offending yeoman to his knees, he subsequently, in the exuberanceof christian charity ...

... Accounts reached Dublin, early in the week, that the cholera had broken out at Limerick. If this be so, the attack of the epidemic upon Leeds and Limerick must have been nearly simultaneous. At Carrickfergus, also, there have been sixteen oases of cholera; of which nine were fatal. The Marquig of Downshire has placed £50. at the disposal of the Dispensary Committee for the sufferers, Slt ...

... i:;LIGEI?Q?;- ?? A t of ?? C~ronkcle A cor esp ond e ,n O Uf 6i sayi that gcoe psm of about i0,4]OD 3iin nder Prince aorthakoff were tola, va sb anst mediatly. BVMN, ModDAY. 4Tab1 tidt ettlm4 l~md Chberit i quetion ' - to the sw.tcQ thu aonS . wh'ich $he goveto-: tenl a th4*q ?? ill soL mae po- An he eslto tahen by the government, a1 6 w y viese DPn is on tA ani with Fmes= am d angln : 00D. ...

... . - HOUSE- OF LORDS,-TUESA)AY.- TIca'Mi~u.A.-ThO 'EaTl of AnvrtT',i in reply to the Earl of Wicklow, said it was intended to introduce a bill into the other House to modify the existing law relating to the militia in Enzland, by extending the number of men antho- riced to be raisedfrom 80,000 to 120,000. 'It was intended 1lsQ,'to take'power to raise 80,000 men for Ireland and 10,000 foi ...

... 1. . 1 o - ?? Mn -v Rrr-p P 9 ivnlz:14 A meeting Was held on Monday, RALPH SANDERS, Es4., in the chair. The CHAIRMAN, alluding to the letter sentby him to the Town Council in favour of placing an electric clock at the Guildhall, said it had been represented that he had sent it as Chpirman of the Improvement Commissioners ; but he did not sign it as Chairmanof -f .'ommissioners, which he had dI ...

... MISCELLANEA, It is a shame for a man to desire honour because of his noble progenitors, aud not to deserve it by his own virtue. If the intellect requires to be provided with' perpetual objects, what must it be with the affections? De- pend upon it the most fatal idleness is that of the heart; and the man who feels weary of life may be sure that he does not love his fellow creatures as he ...

... RUSSIA SUMMONED TO EVACUATE THE PRINCIPAIT TIES. The time is now come when the near approach of the season for naval and military operations,. and the establishment of a complete understanding between the four great Powers of Europe opposed to the aggressive policy of Russia, render it expedient that prompt and effectual measures should be taken to bring the question of peace and war to an ...

... EXE'TER. I., ut. a t TnvRrsDr, MARCH 23rd, 2t,8. The High Sherifl'of Devon (R. S. Gard. esq.) fantertained a large and distinguished party, on Wednes- day last, including the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Exeter, (John Daw, hqq,) the Recorder (Mr. Sergeant Riuglake), the High Sheriff of Exeter, (Joseph Shep- pard, esq.,) his Under ShSeriff, (Edwin Forcee, esq.,) e Under Sheriff of t he County ...