... PA'Rg(.IxAL s6tHiOOLS. (, T, 'wOnet ?? on Saturday, eneiled ' ?? r:tib':} oin the! Svitemv id Paroch ial Scth, in o:IL. U'ln the advamtage of etetihifii thern to ; ., ?? Yi '14AS CiAALZiCRS, V.DtMNilidlltr s .. ?? La~Chunci, G'la-gw. J ?? fl !tor, in the first part of this parphilet, yca:1 ?? th b!e C jtablisllet it of Ia muil)her of i io Selloul' ill bliro ciCtiec, where e' CimtioI nlolv I a ...

... .Mel-o I llar-^ 1hof~- Mt We re-published. three letters under the ;bove title, as they appeared -in the Edinburgh Weekly Journal. These letters have since been thrown into - the sbape of a cheap pampbhlet, and graced with the following t ?? There are-I ?? can think It-bult am told There are to whom my satire ceem' toi) bold, Scarce to wise Peter complaisant enotigh, in Arnd something said if ...

... EDTIBUTIIRGH, FE1:BI1UJAPRY 1p. In the county of Past Lothian, a keen contest .s anticilpated betweell Sir Janes Suttie, 01te sitting Alembre, anL Lord John Hay. In conserpitnce of' Mr. Campbell of Blythsewoou having in timnated his intenltion) of retiring *ronu the ?? (if th is district of boroughs, an artive ea3nvass has been coniienceil by Sirv Davii AloocrieiT, Bart., an( the flon. Rugh ...

... MOf ONDJ1, FE ll_ T..I hI. flis Iloyjd Ilnighncss the Dal)iC D, P n. ri ias flake by LIQ StilLtto of a poli tcal aos soin. Thist d 42l1I. 'Iiay,. ill all pilt'abilitt prove ev(entnl:.7 to the Illr sent Roval Fenlilv of FL ance0, nnld to Frai ce itseo , Next to the rei-nisng, ?ietanel conms iS beo:10 .Ionsiour, :who had two soal, thie Du!;es of Ancrr. leine antl. Btri. Tlie i e Angonieine was ...

... PRIVATE COIA1iESPC)NDENCE. L 0ondon, relbdar1/q 18, s'c'ia f'Ynck. By the express wihich reached Londlon to-day fmro-m aris, thc Frenci Ambassadior received did.- patches 'f6mn his Governlinmelt, detailin- the inelaim cilny inteliiience of thte aesassitlam ioan or tithe 1)u1:e de Berri. As-Mimmisters hiald not obmamned any oRT- eial communication on the subject, the Amaseador immnue(iately wa, ...

... RIBBONMEN. (Inat t..e Dublia Jnornwt of of edney.s V ?? are sorry to state that these wretches, it ap- pears by our Irrivals frnm theC west to-daY, are still extendiug their. system. WNhole villages in Galway uere sworn Iast week. Ini toscommon they attack- ed a parity of'six police mern, who valiantly defended theamselves, at(l 1ntvnig killed one anti wounded three otftmiscrelits, tliy ...

... DR. TRUSILER. To the Editor of the London Star. Sir,-Your coatiiiual. exertions in the cause of suffering humanity, and your almost dtily efforts in devising and, recommending plans to relieve the (is- tresies of tie people, cannot bhu be applauded by n.1 ihe revders of your well1conducted Journal. I am one of tihtse;- and one of the community whose lobours, I Platter inyself not the least, ...

... COSLOfLS H1; ?? I ,. L 7,UST i Xi!,Li.N I 1 N1 AJ h~ IYI V ile rsanrol -remlains oi qb ae nd revier 'ere'n, liis ito M.cstv xin., Gv 1rge 'Af. hv so~ silenlt tumib aI ?? di teztous oii ?? es adone't1i (l ti ' ra tL~ ,aii Lto u ?? -clz Ot hill UE~t'lid pepli A ?? co io si on ot ilic public ?? my of ?? l s~tite, 11111 cittli till 0 ?? were dll 011010- ,Iui fom ileCnstle, tile.Lou d ill ...

... To the Editor of the Mforning Chronicle. Mle nug; in seriam ducunt. Sir,-Again I am forced to offer myself for a few moments, through thes medium of your Paper, to the attention of an enlightened public, the friends of jus- tice and of regulated freedom. It is painful to me to do so, for I have neither vanity nor ambition to gratify. But there are questions of a private nature, which lead to ...

... PARLIAMiHENT. HSOUSE OF CC;.N1MONS, FEPRUARY 1T. The House Inet iis dav ?? to adlJournment. A,]SSAGE FR6M ?? 41 lKG. LORD CASTIAUiL,.(H apprad at the Bar, ?? a AeSsagIe fiomll ?? MIa'JoLety. * The SPEA ER (all the lomhbers being in their placea and. uneo/,ered) tboin read the MIes.ata, lfliliC WliS to twe tol!onihg eflect:- Gio CERGZ REX-] he King is persuadee that the Hr-uqe of Co fl.ull1' ?? ...

... ASSAS6INATION OF IH[L DECE. DE BERRI. rARTS, Fan. 15. I The ecerci'ale asstarsimlttion csatiiittld 1 the day b2- fore ?? on tlhe pe rson of a Bourbon, lhas en- !cit.:d the tnfest vproftind &bisternmti(:no in thhe licarts of all trle Prenleniens. Up to five o'cleck 'ys-arebrdayl omorrng, 1VC Still i dlniged elC 1 t all* S ! vanish'd: end thm p t'o'.ul rcinailln to7 us, to re- t'.'.D it:1 ...

... CEREMONIAL FOR THE INTERMENT OF HIS LATE 'MOt SACRED M.A3ESTY- - - KING GEQR£.T-'1IRA. Bor BLESSE MemoMRY, In the Rtrsjnl Clial'el of St. Geiore, oft Wi-d6r, orn Wedrs- day Esctimiui, thle 1Xilebruary, 1&S0. The reamains of ?? late most Sacred Majesly, of blessed memory, will lie in s-tate iin the Royal apart- menits in Windisor Castle, from Tuesday morning, the 15tb instant, at9 o3clock, ...