... TI]T. REORGANWISD LI!,'IAIALS OF BEr.FAST AND '!'HEIR SYM PITIII LNG FRIENDS IN D1UB[LIN. II, tbe renjuveiated anid amalgamated Liberalism of the Nortlierti Athens has litthet'to taet with but little lionouir ted less success iu its own community, it can at lcint cottgtaittlato itself ?? havitng eanied tle applrolbatiot andi sympalty of tbat most ?? of all pettitoggillg factions, the Dublia ...

... AccoaniDO3 to previous announcement, MIr. Cobdlen addressed the electors of tile West Riding, at Leeds, on Wednesday, at noon. 'Tlhere were several thousand people present fromt all parts of the Riding. We extract the principal passages of the honourable gentleman's speech:- Ml;, ?? AvitiSli TO )VAIL LQANS. I cannot, as a member of PaIrlialment, divest myself of the function of voting money to ...

... SCRAI'PS FROM lbPVCHI lFOR JANUARY 61. BuIotoIaAItO US JeosaIT.-Q. Whaat bar is that wvliitn otean oprans, but taovor sltis'? Ansaaer-A cros--bar. ourd John Russell says ?? ther cis 01D llit of trubl lt the A.ustri'ana treaty, aialn that is at tho eit, wvliere til 'tlr ?? a rstnile of Einglanad is co u0LIedL ?? the words Done at Vienna. CAUuriei Foat COciN'EvS.-Our nialcrolis metropoli tall ...

... THU IEG OFla SafABTOPOL. I Hi-highs abiovoesatoi' Dee. 20. The troops have been gratifitd by the issue of a general order, stating chat Lord Raglan has r~esived3 a lette' frrom theO Soeretary-at-War, to thle effect that Iir M\TJesty's Government had decded upon issuing to each officer and man in the Crimea wa~rm ?? for tlie winter, to consist of' two Pairs Of tdrawet's, two Guetanseve, two ...

... THIE INDICil'MlEN'l AGAINST THE COALITION. TIrI 7ani (- C-olitiorI nllst always aldhere to the inembers of tile Whuig- ?? e! Peelite Cabinat, ?? lays of Boner' ale nlow n , llu bereld, r1ind, ti(e r ?? botugh tiil t Cilbiret is no longer potent to ;tIflirt tile countlr withi its ?? a rid incapcityi, we speak of its Inembers in tire atggregate by tilr title tifricir they hlave reniuered ?? ...

... It 0L'rlTULlTU RE. G(, I1DI NI '41, Ol'ERA'TIONS FOR THfE W1EEIK. PATit Lfiti'iit- C isisiro, &c--'flte soil tit fails amtt battlers solttitti ho exatnittod oceteiontilly to someu ?? to ste liar,1 it has tnot hi.- comtitit' 100III fot' tito' lt':Iti) oIf' Liii' [)tIllS . fat' althought ciipaitrticlve litle)( %%tter is rctfirit'ciI it ithis sitisolt Iy p lantts 'itwitig in beds aitt bnt'tt'is, ...

... 12 o rt i ril Itt GAIIL)ENIXING OPEICAlONS 1FOrt Tl1F WVEEK,; * PL.NXT Dr.Porritl.:sT.-olssi'vafOiy, &e.-iS ln necessarylet the ftoliagc of ecameillas, ora'ilglos, anlld Slic li1e broadl-leauved plants, be carefully washed, and get this do ne beioie tbe blossomis beigiti to open, ts it call- not be done aiterwards witilhoit iti1nnnigil tiLMi. It iS only in vory bad casts ihttt it i'iilI lie ?? ...

... ROMAN STAIES. ROME, DEC. 29.-The Bishop of Mans died to-day in the Palace of the Quirinal, in spite of the most assi. duous attentions that were directed to his recOvery. lis last moments, during which lie preserved all his intellectual faculties entire, were very edifying. Ilis Holiness, who visited the prelate a short time before his decease, charged the Cardinal Secretary of State with the ...

... 'TIl E1 CMioS CllO'l SiONI)ENT IN ThIIE CltlMlkA. Taill '';iie of Satiii'tlUN gives an cillplialide 00111 ol'dic- tuon to tile ftsti'ioi'fs r1celtly Ciiculatctl tell ri gaeg i tu itS pleciil ?? il t[ie Ci'ieai, lho, it llli'j:irs, IMs :lot beel l:iilisholieil Ijeatil te seatt of Iill', by Ltrd Iia1gl;Ul's ordters, a11d who has iaot, tiy mlicon- ltilut Of , ly mkuiti. elltifiritl litieselt' ...

... Vic orest. TO T1E HOUSE OF COMMIONS. (FROM TIHE ATLAS.) IN former days men heard of the arwful Coinmons of England, but such all appellation will not ?? yours in the history of these tines. YOu hale coil- seuted to Support a war agrainst Russia, and a cabinet which vou knewv was iiot willinig to carry it on. You gave the people's money to a set of men Who deserve no trust, and consented] to ...

... 9gricultitre. ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION AND IM1PRJOVEMENT OF TIlE GROWTH OF FLAX IN IRELAND. Tuin monthly meeting of committee was held in Bel- fast, on the 17th instant, John Charters, Esq., in the chair. Th' followilg letter was read front Mr. Kirk- wood, of Quebec:- Crown ILand Department, Qehbec, Dec. 21,1854. C I)AR Silt,- I have to acknowlecdge tire receipt of your letter and ...

... I MUNICILjl, . LECTION FOR CBOM.AC WNARD. ?dfITINti 01' tns tiwia; todie dceas of de [rto ItmitnedttoilMt. Pits. jiet, 1'ttattv oeo edin e'['own Ceuncil, fer croetac Wait?, tied4 Mr. Johnl [ea, rec] sreig hila pledge. to skahli] fo very. wardl utie]li Itoeould lie eleceted at ceitteilfet', aieforwardl as a cailditlate fo r it Imth'iciptl forteuris. Ill order to imtpress Uth 0 wiid wvithi Itile ...