... T THE Lri ATE TE RRIF aA The. P-Au.. ~whin), -t.i q GALES. .iiW galut, WLicil set In Room thp eastward on Saturday *eek- morning,-`continued Wit lo uatefryil Wednesday. thalos uabte fur til Amnontgst'th casualties re81tM d ia the foundering of a large EC'r8 colliira niaed the Hunwick, Captain Weather- ley, in Yarmouth Rboads. She *as on a retutn passage, from Eartilpoocito the Tbames, 'ith a ...

... -nZJTAEY D&R3AR1 iT- AT CHATEiAL . Some ereddlonss; iopli- tedreatures foolishly imagine that oriuie i unisknowr to free-born Englishmem; and, that.the, devilish.devices of bar- bariani, Ag' for in tingu euig. - IpoIln Mankind are ,oly p;ratwe'&' by auch thoroughpaced miscreants as the Kiii:mdf 6 ,p4les, and others of the-crowned frater- ~nity on~~he.Cqntinet. ;We.assure, however, such ...

... ; ND TO WEN EDIM OF ErZYOWD'5 IMW5F.sr SIl,-Mr. Bright' invites the Mdependent.and ad- vanced Liberals to frame their owrn Raform Bill, and unite in earrning it. Well, air, one. is already framed, has long been under the eonsideration of the coun try, and would, I believe, prove acceptable to nine-tenths of the population. I allude to the People's Charter. No sensible man denies that the ...

... TM 0GU*. PcPinPFIP of Wnrtaeirg arived on Tuer aten' a vbslt to Windsor Caetled Lokd'J bb [Mners fdfa the an Obt lOn. B.- DEesralt abe ?? at-the Cautle, faad dinei1th a Queei. 'On Tuesday ?? thoe Queen received in th6e thu rangle of, the Castle a 121b. gnui with harness and complete vqnlp. met. for the. field, given her ,by the, Emperor of the *eank Marbhal the Duke of Nalakeff arrived from ...

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... A. BRAY PFOM A MUNICIPAL DONEEY.- I At the tenth anniversary of the West Riding Trade Pro- tection Society, held at Barnsley, Sir Peter Fairbairn (Hayor of Leeds) animadverted in strong terms npon the recent speech of Mr. Bright at Birmingham. He corn- menced by alluding to the Queen's recent visit to Leeds, and the reception which had been given to her by its in- habitants. To show~that their ...

... I: D~ D3ATH-LIFE-1 THE I UNIVERSE= -, An accident which has caused quite a seneation in the University QCCambridge apart fronift being attended with fatal coesequences, took Placeon Thlursday evening week, near Quay-bridge, on the Nwmariket-road It resulted in the death of a girl named Suean Butler, one of the class known as unfortunates,' but from the circumstances, and the position of some ...

... GOSSIP !OF THE WEK Lord Palmerston would seem to have vanished clean out of the public eye:'- Nobody seems to know where he i, and, what is more, nobodyeseems to cuae.. .We. have heard it said that ha has betaken himself -to pastoral and agricnl- tural avocations-to the cultivation of his lands, and the improvement of the Iambs and rams of Hampshire. The latest inteloigence which we'ave been ...

... ?? -- . - .I .-HALF, LOAFERS AND, WHLE :. ' .- EIOGGITE .: TO TUN EDITOR OF BIrOngwS HE SiWhen Plato proposed the excluslon of poets from' hii republic, he must surely have m eant those -protetsionil rhetoribcians, 'rhyming, and otheri who employ Truth as as ort of clothiers iay-figure, :with .Whick.to exhibit .their* own sartorial achievemenst 1i The true poet is- ever the sworn votary and ...

... OUR EOYAL SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, WHiAT ARS. THEY WORTH? We cannot rejoice, like some of our contemporaries, when there is really no cause for rejoicing. Oar loyalty, we admit, does not go the extreme lengths it is the fashion now-a-days in some quarters to carry it. When the Queen presents her loving sub- jects with a ninth or tenth prince or princess, for the life of us we cannot raise our ...

... XI ISH SERFS AND ALIEN LAND- I I - LORDS. To THXlDITOR. Or ERXNOLDs'e -WEiWAmR Sm,-' None are so deaf as those'who iwon't hear, is an oldr'adage ; atid it may be added, that none are so blind as those whO on't se: ' Your tlundering con'- temporary, the? Tmes, is in:the'aiter predicameint i regards the condition of Irelanid. Ar'ssome years past that journal, and most of its contemporarie in- ...

... 11 -1- I SOREIGN boku I . , . ., . ;L: : :;fA~o 'The'Ptef~lch-Oonr lsa'vt~ompiegne,-1 *rhichplae^' -racin buisto~ e~dlnd n have teen staing, The follw- img ~paragraphha ben.e± ?? ' thbe ajureouz .a't adiaoehn_ nto to xei c ource the mo at ,happyL Influenbe on ?? healt adhsmet' va~nevr btte Inhislifs. ~The following. 16 the text of 4alettier addresndbyth a -e itndepehdft!ixnzmbi of bthe - ...