... [LEFT SPEAKING.] INCUMBERED Esuns.—On Monday, Et return was made public, from which it appears that the number of petitions lodged for the sale of ineumbered estates in Ireland is 2,692, of which 2,668 were granted, and 406 dismissed. The total pro. duce ...

... PIEDMONT. The Paris Presse, in speaking of the affairs of Piedmont, says : The Piedmontese Government replies with great dignity to the provocation of Austria. The young Count of Revel, who took his departure for Vienna some days back, carries to his ...

... the Colonial-Office and the Legislature and Governor-General of Canada on the matter of clergy reserves in Canada. _ (Left speaking.) ...

... ci‘il sword to punish religious opinions, I entirely deny the truth of such an allegation. You are, therefore, instructed to speak in the most serious tone to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and to lay before him all the considerations stated in this despatch ...

... having occasioned it by h ,_ 14 1 affront to him as a Minister by refusing the usual visit of etiquette. ols beginning does not speak well for the amicable intentions of the Czar. Lord Stratford de Redcliffe is expected here in the course of the reek. A letter ...

... expression of opinion on public questions which the press of this country is accustomed to exercise, it is found occasionally to speak with apparent harshness of the government or the institutions of other States, the same is not to be understood in a spirit ...

... those communications, that there was a reasonable hope of their release. At the same time lie must say that he coull not. speak with any positive certainty upon the matter. NOTICE 07,310T10N. Lord gave. notice that early after the recess he would, tall ...

... and he looked upon himself as the bumble instrument in the hands of Providence that pointed out the means. The Chairman, in speaking of Melbourne, said the Corporation had effected much good, and had struggled against a great deal of opposition. They had ...

... with which to relieve the suitors. He begged to lay is bill on their lordships' table. , The said that that was, strictly speaking, not so much a Nal as a financial question ; and, considering the importance of the interests !erolved, it was obvious, he ...

... that he would not have felt far more strangely on British-made slavery than on the article of American growth. He does not speak of equal duties, but of diminished restrictive duties, as undoing all that Great Britain had accomplished against the slave ...

... during a long period, received favours, kindnesses, and benefits, at their hands, and who, therefore, cannot be expected to speak of them with complete indifference. My remarks, however, apply exclusively to the Muslim part of the population, with whom ...

... BETHNAL GREEN The relief transmitted through the Incumbent of St. Philip's is applicable evidently to one extreme case ; but he speaks of the state of our people; and we fear that it is one of great destitution. The weaving trade in nearly all departments is ...