... I UNPUBLISHED CHAPTER OF GULLIVER7S I TRAVELS. The same ingenious gentleman who discovered the t MS. of Moredun, has by good fortune laid his p hands upon an original MS. of the Travels of Cap- t tain Lemuel Gulliver, which contains several pas- i: sages omitted in the printed copy. We have been 2 favoured with his permission to publish the following I specimen of these discoveries: I ...

... _ CATHOLIC CHURCI. The Very Rev. U. M'Dermott Dean, and P.P., Strokes- 8 town, has commenced to build a new church in Strokestown, which we understand It it intended will far exceed in elegance and extent any other in the diocese, and with a munificent liberality has announced his intention of making no demand for funds on his parishioners until he shall have expended L,500L from his own ...

... a The grand equestrian, military, and dramatic spectacle de 5 illustrative of our victories in the Crimea continues to 6 draw crowded houses at the Royal Aniaphitheatre. it te 0 would be stranige if it were otherwise, considering the tat 6 great interest of the subject selected and the admirable eff itmanner in which the piece has been placed on the stage. it TilE WEATHER AND THlE SSOIPPING. ...

... (?ROM THIE OFFICl OP THE ELECT81ETO TRLRQOa2 COMPANY.) MONDAYn FtB. 26. Statione. Course of Wind. Statee Weather. Greenwh c h.,. ?? SBW- ?? Overrtbt. tothbury ?? N.N.E. ?? YFo,,_Ran-Thaw. ?? N. ?? .* .. nsettied. 1P6rtasout ?? N- - Unsettled. ;htole ?? , Foggy. Vjnchj~aC ?? ?? ?? >. ?? Fine . Mancahtettc ?? ?? 6,S ?? ?? Rapild thav-sleot. Carlisle ?? , , , ?? . Ctoudy. Lancaster - ?? N . Rain. ...

... X | PARLIAMENT ARY INTELLIGENCE. | is ?? ?? V-W-WWIC of or HOUSE OF LORDS. d, FRIDAY, FERUARiY 23. at Lord PANMIURE removed the impression which had ob. itainod in certain quarters, that the recal of Sir JOilm er Burgoyne was a slight to that distinguished and mornto- .r rio us officer.. The Ma-rquis of LANSDOWrxE bore also a grateful testi- of mony to the services of Sir John Burgoyne, who ...

... I BY MAGNETIC TELEGWffGRi HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The Marquis of WESTMEATE wished to know whethbe it was intanded to abolish the office of Lord Lieutenlnt for Ireland, and also how the office of Chief Secretary for Ie. laud was to be filled np. The noble marquis, after remar, tng upon the changes which have just taken place in the ministry, suggeated that the offlce of First Lord of the ...

... THE JVEA THEER. EX. ETRACT FROM A METEOROLOGICAL JOORNAL, FROM SUNDAY, d FSB. 18, TO SATURDAY, FEB. 24, INCLUSIVE. id High est reading of the barometer,) d corrected to 320 Fahrenheit, } 30.025 on Feb. 18. is owest reading of the barometer, 2.6 ?? 0 a correoted to 32° Fahrenheit, } 29.664 on Feb. 20. l Greatest range for seven days, 0.361. Maximum of the thermometer, 40'.0 on Feb. 24. Minimum ...

... 3 THE LIVERPOOL ARCUITEC IBURAL AND , ARCOIIMOLOGICAL SOCiETY. I n - r---1 - .-z -. i ee- .. - 1. s - I ?? ..cTd fortnightly meeting of this soelety wai held on Wodneq- dIyevening, at the Royal Institution, Mr. John Hay in the cu-air. :m The Secretary (Mr. Waightoman) accnoun.ccd two donations, ier namely, tics list of nmembers, end ice laws of the Historiciiocioty at of Lrneashire antd ...

... J U JOSEPH HU.UE. After a long career of useful and persevering j' lhbour, Joseph flume hats departed this life, full nbui of years and honour; and though his end cannot geut be said to have been premature, still nil who knew mos him will feel'that the country has been deprived th of a faithful counsellor just when the advice he c. knew so well howy to give was most required. On Mr. Hume, to ...

... I ML|G~Ly1~irn0Ax o- F- e ?? Charles Colville Young of the RoyalHorse kt& lery, just returned from- the Crimea, ind an: ?? Turkey to the Isle of Wight, whiny his wife and fantily r mide, was killed on Saturday morning by falling from the top story front window of one of the bedrooms of the Fontain Hotel, High-street, Portsamouth, under the following cerm. stance, as detailed In evidence at ...

... ?? PERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, FEB. 26. la The LORD CSOANCZLLOR took his seatt On the 'woelsack Vat PEIIONS PRE SENTED.fa By the Duke of ARaGYLL -Several ?? from dil h forent places in Scotland, Eggolnst the praoetica of distilling Ti whisky from grain. AUe MINISTERIAL CHANGES. The Earl of WBSTMEATH said that although amidst the many chaeges which had recently taken plate in the ...

... (To 4 A meeting of the subecribers to the General Relief Fund was tbio 7held Iin the Gotten Saleereom llat noon on Saturday, for thie pur- Do( pose of receiving fronm the general conmnittee a etatement ofthe seon mode Ini which the fund had been distributed. His worelhip the T Masyor presided, Ho said it had been thought desirable by the frot conenittte of the temporary relief fund to tall ...