... f THE NATION.A 'As MACMAMAT IOn Thursday last, the Association met, LiOUN5ELOR CAHILL intlhe Chair. After several new membirs had been proposed.and their subscriptions paid, Mr. O'Connell addressed theASeeting, in the e6urse Qid which, he adverted to 56me pointed reference made to his political conduct, by the Marquis of Albercorn, at a Public Meeting. After-'a severe retaliation on. the ...

... IMISCELLAlliEA.-Orl9l11al and Select. MOLE CRICKFETs.-Franfois Barberot, a gardener at Tre. veray, has just discovered a simple method for destroying mole crickets. Having observed them glide under ground near the surface, he placed some earthen pots, three quar- ters full of water, about two or three inches under the top of the soil, which he laid gently over them, and the mole crickets in ...

... EXECUTION OF PEGSWORfH. This culprit underwent the dreadful sentence of the law on Tuesday morning in front of the Debtor's- door, Newgate. at the usual hour. Lring before the timne appointed for tbe execution immense crowds of persons thronged from every part of the Metropolis and its environs, and among them a great number of females of decent appearance, and by half-past 7 o'clock there ...

... BIR. THOMAS ATTWOOD. In times of great wealth, people become drunk with pros- perity, and give way to chimerical notions -of their power. Whether it be ambition, vanity, or ignorance, qualities which assort marvellously, they form, without perceiving it, enter- prises beyond their strength. From this comes borrowing, and all that astonishing address by which great credit is acquired. But ...

... EORIlEIGN _Iwo. -THE FRENCH MINISTRY. The Paris papers of Thursday have arrived: they bring the formation of the new Ministry. GuIZOT, Foreign Affairs, there being no President of the Council. MONTALIVET, Home office. BARTFN, Com- merce. The rest as before the crisis. We learn that agents of the movement, real or pretended, were stirring the Paris workmen as well as the Lyons, and that an ...

... UNUiSUAL BASENESS. WTs take the following lines frot a leading article of the Moruning Chronicle of Friday (21st April), and, though the composition smells strongly of Saraerset-House itself, the Chronicle is answerable kor the baseness of putting it forth. Wc give, in another part of our pappe,, a letter from a 4' respectable inhabitant of St. George the Martyr, Soutk- wark, stating the fact ...

... x (The g t j of Cs r0 ,- 1 lVC5I. tr17. .Tt~ jjfo~u7nal ~& !d.r&&s+. . . ?? determined respectnhjlast night. W. only impoT tant occhrrenc; * y terday was that a:2 nclbck b. Guizot t etved a inons to attend' the King. The trials of 'Meiee £nvii.l, and Lrcaze, .OYw ; ?? th lifeof the KiNo, were orddied to commenprldy te 21st instant, . The ttial of-stieneral t: Rio, fo. hiscoi.duit, during th ...

... IMPORTANT DISCUWSSlN ON THE INTRODUCTIONI I ?? -OF POOR.LAWSMFOR.:IRELAND. -II L~aDL'TN, DECEji-B5aR 23. 'I'4Sbortly before the' bnsi- ,ness commenced yesterday, the Earl of MiltownD entered the room, and was received with enthusiastic' applaute. LELAND CROSTH WAIT9, Esq., was cal1ed to. the chaik-.. The discussion of the question, which bad, been adjor dtrh~ ay. a then resumed. Mr. BARfLETT ...

... IRhAND.' D 'fblN, DBCENBE- 23.h artly before the 'busi- ness ;commenced yesterday, the Earl'of Miltov~1 entered the room, and was received with nth+,at applause. LELAND. CROSTi[WAITB, Esq., was vaIled' the chair. Theidiscussionl o,,the-uestion, which had been adjourned to this day, waithen resumed. Mr. BARR7ETT having addressed theMeeting, Lord MILTOWN was loudly called on. The noble Earl was ...

... 'INiTfO3AL ASSOCIATION; ?? . ; ~ .: ?? .i I . I A A The -fowJtowing are extiacti'fromi:a ltteki'addressed by MP. .Coonepl -to, ?? of ?? Associati9n. dated Tralee% |:4ari5-.i I beg ef ywouftq give, gipt6e on 'Jisday 6f thie6 ['tioins ~ in my tnamed fok~he 12t January- pi. ,Tha~t Aisociation do tbstif.their respectful admiratipn,9f t4e |ondupt of .Ms.'Pranty, the t wife wf ;Langford Freeholde, ...

... S-HOW STAWbS DONEGAL?' , W have seldom been more pleased than in reading the letter of Mir. 8HARiAN CiANVIFORD to the Secretary of the D~ublin Association, and that of the Reverend Mr. O'MALLEY to Mi. SHEI4,'botfl of which tVC insert in another column. Both letters bear us out com- pletely in the view that we took of Mr. SHEIL'S con- duct in pbstpdiithn thld questipi of Irisl) Pboor-laws for ...

... Ti'HE SUViS-IkELAND.; \ i? - , . ?? q . .A. parliamentary.return. which- ws Ordered to :be printed on the xhnotion obf Mr. M ?? has jo1st . been: published. . From this -it, pppars that .t n, ber of suits *or causes instituted in .the Court, of K:ng'. Bench in Ireland' for;1the ''eeovery of titlhe, froi t4hed commencement of Hilary ,Term ,1'.835 tothe I so J.une, 1836, is 23. JidgnenC has ...