... I TO TalE EDITOR OF TIL FRltEW. SIR-As the able and consistent advocate of tenant- ight, and of the final settlement of the land question in Iland upon a badi equally advantageous to the pro- prletor and cultivator of the soil, I take the liberty of addressing this letter, through youland through the me- dium of your journal, to the tenant-farmers and occu- piers of land throughout the ...

... I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) | ?? Tekpagorrm.) Berlin, Thursday, Fell. 2. In to-dcay's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies tile 31inister of Public Worship, in reply to a qtiwitsm addressed to him by a member, deelared that thl goverinmcnt approvcd of the ctrcular addrssede by tile Directors of Public Iostriction at Coblentz to the teachers, exhorting them to abstain from taiking a3y part in the ...

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... 0 ?? 411tc1liglict. Cf 3 vc'O ?? faetory, Operatives are wholly t ?? in ]3laekbiiliiNv ,llr, lerrfC r 1)1siddhehs an Impeiatece h ' .tIre Crrstoifl-liOOlC of Nice for the iuipor- t tat ~ I Iql~i-s nnouceas official 114 ewtha~t tire IKing of Portugal is about to marry be theN ye~ sitr fthe late Queen of Portugal. 91 nrovernent bras been maitte in the diocese of ble Nosihwith the view to the ...

... MR. OTWAY'S ADDRESS TO THE GRAND JURY. TO THE EDITOR OF THH BELFAST NEWS-LUTTER. SIR-I beg to draw the attention, not only of the Government, but of every lover of his country, to the able address of Mr. Otway, the Chairman of this County. which has been just published. Itisa spendid production. reflectingeredit both on his head and heart and should be in the bands of all the judges of the ...

... (27w Mow 9tu ipd ievi .our Aft.o Esdj4ioft o/ I Z~kdaw.. . 1r A I. T A A M-ER BI CA . I.- Te -. ?? e Queenstown, Thursday Morning. Tbe LiverpooT, Ne York, sd Philadelphia Co.-s Cityof Wahigton arrived off the harbour at S.30 A.M., a*d ber despatches were landed at 9 3Q She brings 125 p59- sengers, and 671,208 0a in specie. New rk I th Feb._(veslia84 ~ejtn j~edetai gaols 11o ~ oo Fo t *ai&-d ...

... ONE BOY KILLED AND ANOTHEP INJURED. On Friday rght, an accident of a most painful na- ture occurred at the Cricket Ground, Claypath Lane, South Shields, through which one boy lost his life, and another was seriously injured. It appears that a Mr Duvolli, who is termed the English Blon- din,announced that he would give, in the Cricket Field, a display of fire-works, and also that he would make ...

... FISHERIES PROTECTION IN NORTHUM- A BERLAND. RiddelEsq., Feblton ?? ; Charles William Orde, Esq., Nunnykirk; Hugh Taylor, Esq., Earsdon; A H. Cadogan, Esq., Brinkburn ; Walter Selby, Esq., Biuldiestene ; Rev. H. Bell, Longhloughkton ; Bryan Burrell, Esq., Broompark, X ev. Melttliuwv Burrell, Chatton * Henry Cresswel1, Esq., Cresswell * Joseph Young, Esq., Hsxrtford ; John Craster, Esq., Les- ...

... i HOUSE OF LORDS.-.THURSDAY, FEB. 1.3. The Loan CICANCELLOR took his seat at five o'clock. A great number of petitions were presented, praying the House not to ratify the new educational minute. THE REVISED CODE OF EDUCATION,.-Earl GRANVILLE madea statement withrespeettothe RevisedCode of Education. He stated that the government were fully aware of the impor- tance of the question, and he ...

... I DARING HOUSEBREAXING AT BUTHEEGLEN, AND CAPTURE OF THE tHIEVES. .On the orolnag of Friday lat, the VictuAUing Store of the Economicall Society, In -Main Street, lRuthergled, was felonious1y. entered by ?? a Imps number of aticles, consaiting of several roll, of tobacco, a number of Woollen ebirta, stockings, a qaantity-of flanneL dragget cloth, wincey, and some silver and copper moneys were ...

... LATER FROM AMERICA AbDDTr AT. E Vt'P 'TTn-. ARRIVAL OF, THE EURoPA fREUTFES TMLEGR!.1 QoseAstows Mondsy The Royal Mali steamship Europa arrived at 4.205 P. She brings 64 passengers, and gold dust and specie to sta value of 9791 dols. She lteft Boston on tbe 6tb, ndt ?? on the 7th inst.1 and experienced very severe easterly wied on the passage. New York, Feb. I (Evenij), In reply to Inquiries ...

... GRAND CONCERT-ThE SISTERS &RROCHI10. The concert of last night in the City-Halli introdecing the above naned artlat4a to a Glasgow audience, was in aU re- spects a great success. The fame of the Si8ters Mcarhbiio, as duetiats, on the Continent and latterly in London, camnot but have been heard of among the ?? in mumic. and curiosity was amply gratified last night, while a vocal treat was ...