THE NEWSPAPER. 
Ti of agricultural schools and- j; mesan u 5 atred towards bine 
d of three years, was unanimously sdopted, ane $ d al. y ae ben refor: Ehe co ta yd E hat pte iis coama 
ividend declared for the half-year was at the ‘rate of | lords agents are recommen a Emigration to | are They shone — p ieeistan © apply. tar Sent yma, 
divides the 1007. shares, which left a bo of 14791. Aierdi extent is approved of, t the Co ominasior ers | | felt. confident. ultimately ¢ oe themseives, and Tra ould, be 
: I ‘account —Atthe meeting of the | eee “We should be sorr f emi- | gr Trelar to England to have isai z reba 
Mann Cor shed be ond the extent to which it is called | în Ireland, an integral portion 
Manches and Birm ae ys ‘Com mpany "last, week, a ration epaauee. yo forced upon any persons who | COURtY in the world, in a abe g 
divid r of 20s. per share, payabl h March by the po ayaa He p y p etn les the face of the habitable glob 
ivi eae et oe peT REAS d t] t E poeme for | barrister, then move e following aco 
was ce Association is desi 2 
themselves or thei eir families.” In referenc waste is desirous to impress upon the hat this 
the nature boo the aiei bie into by tb y } pe ead, 
tage ectors with the London and Birmin gham, ond prk it is urged as worthy of eaaa consideration tiom toefect w general and Innes rnest and eat 9 
j hether the State might not very use efu lly make dd- | with a vie Cire At the neat mt closets i ration of repeaiers . 
ho will aid our national tire le arp embers i 
rrangement w ith the Manchester and = Ke : gele for the legislati r 
that t phapa Puts on and Bissisehenk, for an im- xtensive unreclaimed tracts connected with m we es poe thea ss 3 seconded the ro haga 
y ecessity an m, 
psi ad algamation of the stocks of the two com- | of “the largest capa a The Commissioners ales papiitiaviGucwd fet kame Fora importance tas mediate is 
anies, on the principle explaine ned in the report, be con: state that while not advocates for emer a r. O’CoNNELL announced the rent for the week t obese Y | 
E of P. nate grants of pu qe money, they are desirous of i —— c i 
ama with a v o the completion of the proceed- pa upon the Government th es tcicaeatly cotland , 
' 
ings.—At a stew’ abe the directors bod the Grand Fide. which it is „consisten nt wit th a wis e economy to Mn Do u ioe aos = Benes ea op, Mr. Guynemere s 
tion last week, it a be esolve ccept certain over- paR pes habie onaldson, Dr. Wesley, and Dr. Gauntlett, have a 
tures wbich had ; n ep = t = Shere otis b aap d, considering tbat the ultimate. effects | q oan r candidates for the vacant professop. ana E5 
een Com any, b ich they agree to with y: suca hip of music, and the names of other gentlemen are - 
all opposition against the T Chomet biroe jaa e, is the | îm mpr roved habits of industry, a domestic colonisation of inentioned ta connection with the appointmen . The 
ion of the eral companies with th and|a population i in excess in certain districts, a diminution | election will t pa, 
Birmi ingham of illi = EE E or avery c cousidershie § increase to | the Scottish Political Martyrs, which has e cue 
. the re With regard to the Public Works Act, | much interest, came before the Court by reds ae 
ie pee AND PRICES, ienr ea Bee NS tot a? 3 Eib the effect that advances for of the Incorporate à Trades f Calton pR sis g note 
n inthe Xalibay Chronic’ a genoa shall be made on the same} the Jnterlocutor of th Ordinary creating al a 
| te whi ch are nares in other cases. The c con- | prohibiting the erection of the proposed monument 
Maumee Barware | | Price, icultura the memory of “ Scottish Political Martyrs,” Muin a 
Thoe marked thus * are | Friday, ie anxious consideration of the aeaa Bing who paer, Gaata. kE Counsel were full ard on both 
not yet opened. pao advise, 
as fo rmerly re prieki and th : 
Mave See i that t a summary jurisdiction should be e given to magis- z = on Tusda pams 3 
ger e (282a) trates at por sessions to aas ond disput es | of delivering their poek oani The ces Sma the Lond ; 
Birmingham, Glo'ster + -| | 14785 jl00 pees pee respecting con-acre, where the plot of atisi be Justice General Lords Mackenzie, piesa n, and Jef. 
Ss os cira ath lido E l, 82-4 not exceed half an acre, oe that no person letting | fre y. udges reversed the decision of the On 
Sees issi a = . | 20 | ae a “3.8 abin shall be entitled to recover kis ‘Vent ec dinary, Lord Re bertson, and refusi ed the interagi Ung 
amare Goonies << | Sem} ates | avr.| woso A Š y le process if it can be shown that he has no 
a n on E A E jai Bee Shs ept it in tenantable repair. With regard to the| and this opinion negatived, the monument will oneal 
Edinburgh, ‘Ging, per Pph [ai za oes Seoti pronpak aoe es upon land Jin Ireland — the poor-| in the Calton parva groun proposed. 
England | 12889 | 1106 100 |an la 0-0 | 107-0 te county cess state that) Aberdeen.—On Saturday the election of Lord 
Geet Wama | haas | 11330 ioo [20 l3 4 o | 177-8 they ‘id = enter into a minute inquiry a the effect | of the Marischal College, for the ensuing y 
Se Sucah. & Western (1) ete pres tes) wets of the former, as the law can hardly be ala to be in place, when Mr. Sheriff Alison, of Tanaris, rs 
ia s. o S [to jan} * 97-9 eration ; with reference to the latter, the Commis- | chosen by a considerable majority the natio 
Eiaeai Manchester | 4443 | a,7os [100 | all ja10 0 tg that tthe landlord shall es Nee over the R Hon. T. B. Macaulay. 
prora —— Ses Big fet coals so TEA y them have urged) Arran. ut a fortnight since the tower 
don, Brighton +} 3811 | 2,382 | 60 | 45 |1 10 0 | 65 sole cess- s-payer. They advise a ‘revision of the gran nd Castle, near Arran, fell with a terrible crash. 
Tondon, Croydon zi olav. 1320 s o| 1719 |Jaty system, so as to provi vide for a constant superin- | Castle had been injured by the late storms, and 
London, Greenwich . ave. 129) 105-11 erat of the fiscal affairs of counties; the transfer— | of the lintels bad been rent. W n weri 
Baita, Binalaan a oak | aii oo} or A OURAN, consolidated fand—of | in repairing the damage, and no fewer than 16 
TO, Ba, al eee = ea OE See the support. of charitable institutions to the respective | workin: ng on it on the previous day. 
Midland ? sosa | 7355 jatk.|100 ja 2 6 } 137-9 union that tl f erecting permanent sages -n 
Maehe zenari by 155| 1,995 rae Pew | buildings should be borne by the popen ho nip, 
‘Newcastle, Darlington 1,103 zia | 478  |also of opinion that hould be treate ad Hades de E i C —Hammersley v. De Biel. 
North Bri SR, TATIR SF 16-17 as a part of the national force, and that the Trish o was an ei rT an tice of Lord Chancellor Cotten 
Northern, Eastern . s | 45 26| 60 The w firming = gpi r ae by the Master o bore Rol ls, inae 
Norwich, Brandon . 20 | 10 163-17 FRNA which aro: to Miss 
Fresca, WY ` 246 | so | 50 |an meeting of the Repeal Association took place adn iara vera an 
eg: ie as . = 30 n X 16-17 in Ce Hull. Mr. aed 8 beiee presided Waverley Abbey, in the county Sms 
Seok Sete erm, Dover Á = 2,437 jare. | ae 49 6 p : aat o’ sai ses — a by afte ae Ps man who afterwards e Lord Syden 
» ich. jali | a jabourers employed on the works in E e Fi ion the ye » when proposals 
zos Stor Bran a eat Real ie iS jt ao 0 | tes complaining that their wages had not been paid to them, in | Baron jel, a German nobleman, who 
Do. Selby $ s04! 20 | 6-8 a akkr lvency of a contractor, and soliciting his | tailed landed estate at Zierow, in the duch. 
———— that the letter be referred Sa the Shann: 4 Schwerin. On the 22 
na eAlerts, is | n4 Improvements ‘Condaladoners —Mr. O’ConNnE eco onei lady, and the — had an inte: 
Orleans, Vierzon . | $ eae oS Se) She 16-17 motion, and observed, that this was one of ties 66 settlem 
Orleans, Bordeaux. .| a 3 | 20 A Ye 93-10 which showed en beneficial ace of a native Parliament, ster w. 
ein 3] eka 8,517 | 20 | alijo 5 9%| 50-1 which wo ae the execution of public works | marria 
‘aris, tg oI 3,528 | = | a [019 2 si to soly eiiis me “thea anded in several sums of | be paid by her fi 
eet a be money, ‘which were 65/. © qneibated by the Roman tention of the lady 
Catholic priests of the diocese of Elphin, and 1267. those 0001., ti 
of the archdiocese of Taam. He next stated, that he had read g 
7 A going tage isfaction the bill recently in nced by Mr. Wat- 
ublin.—We gave in cent Number the conclu , the er for Kinsale, apon the subject of the penal laws only an 
sion of the Report of the Landlord and Tenant Com- of the three ki kingdoms. Tew — be most Saale i a bill | on the volition ofthe par 
: : : = snow 1 into e announce rom tha pia! written mi 
mission; and we now insert the following brief sketch | that it would be considered in ame ae of cation otk ers. “The t poate: 
of the Report itself. It commences wi atem and concilia’ ations we <> a proof of the of the professions | the 10,0902., 
of the co adopted by the Commissioners, in orde = on dacs rae dares ng, asit did, ma any s erred tec pre 
to proc 2 H : 4 ough fallen into desuetude, mig S! e broug orwardzby | s 
it next gi e information CURES: ype document ; any common informer or provoking i i nie a I. The | 
gives etch of landed property a et would have the effect ey bee the m — seii OF | eaea 
aa em ; then proceeds th a review of the n the same footin emnue This actly 
a of Ir tedni 
or privilege for them beyond the privilege. of. worshipping God 
‘din 
ee eland de: mai oe a ioris 
4 It w: 
he tenur of „land in Ireland, with referen nce both g to the dictates of conscience, and praying as much | the question a 
na n 3 Tor ey pleased, He did not believe, however, that the bill | nor signed. 
gth f ti i ould be adopted = Government, Be wi vem securing his wi 1 
; that neither Peel n raham was-sincere in the aratio: survive him, a Cee ni re 
made by them of ay desire to confer beneti on this per ment of the 10,0007. at the time 
of ford to grid estates for them, the consolida- When Mr. Watson introdace d his bill, Sir rs. . Gra ham stated his | of 2007. a year punctually perf 
tion of | d the different methods of effecting such | readiness to repe itis lav etim nother; but when | and the Baroness had one son, 
consolidations. The Report ngl mmends that | was that time tobe? He had just appointé ppan aie t Da i 27ih September, 1827, aia 
a law should jes made to secure remuneration to the inquire into the state of the penal law of the three kingdom ng. The annual sorene after he 
tenant for the outlay of ‘au hn of ines fx eiar |e the Jast i ne five, Lert i a recom not a Si the life. r the Baroness and 1828 “hh afew 
: 7 seed rh e last day of meetin, -I to the , s 
permanent imp ar The —_ ct referred to | adop! a pet jon on behalf of the monastic o rs, but he | Baron married again, and findi T bee 
is the sea of r t by dis Pasi by ejectment. would now substitute ae sted that Po ae in favour of Mr. ane 'on, he applied to Messrs. Tho ae 
Th ssioners advise that it shall be ES py penne iom a ng 5 sadd be z ns ATES 
t least two million signatures.—Mr, M.P., se- nt. 
- Saded the resolution, which ip 2 as adop ed; Trd, š Oco ONNELL, ve Se positively stipulated t tacos 
riting signed by the landlord or geg pst i M.P., addressed the meetin subjec financial | the will of Mr. Thomson a a ut of his powe 
MS got oak the personal eat a: and jud ment of grievances of Ireland, and the fiscal extortions ot England, = son’s) second marriage, pa n 1838, pa 
as a all ba houek bea th etual S contended that the new Irish Sta: e than an equi igi marrisg 
either e brought to ear upon the a circum- | valent for, and bore heavier on Teta that eter a np ona or pro- confirmin, 
rty tax, and m: a committee be appointed to take its ae 
to. Itis recommended also amy the costs of a distress | Provisions pend ion.—Mr. O’ConnzLt stated that the | in question. 
„as in England. The abolition of 
considerati 
inted to consider the report put forth by the 
nae d Commis saneaiind found it impossible = am nopiaa their ob- | son 
pea bill ejec iectment is not recommended, but several | servations in reply to that document in time for the present baie fo 
amendments of the en are suggested. With a view of hoot s — to be ready on that week. Having re- | cutors of adt 
fore ed the substance of the report of the Commissioners, he | April, 1559, an 
encouraging leases, e Comm ners aRopn nd that ceeded to say that he had allowed arre ce Oceana — there ants. z The í 
re f j wan. enough of kindliness in England t = a mere note 
t than 14 or more than 31 years, horror fi oe end of that kin nea m Tar era aae that not being net ed; 
the duty be red i e y quences of the gitik ent of this country as develope ia The Master 0 
shell b y a — Sout is Sey; the the report, and a strenuous demand that so mething should be | decree in fav 
leases pared according to a specified form, | doneto alleviate the misery and the sufferings described. Buthe | firmed by 
providing that the tenant shall not sublet bdivid : ad eee mistaken, for = » ponse of the English peopl hen brought, 
ake allowance for i anty one. as no sym: for Ireland to be | contended t 
poe 
rights said 
that eee pone to appeal to the tse and he had no oan 
Crown a mere bauble in his hands. The English people had 
ia the Imperial Parliament. 
eco eni 
given for bringing encumb whereas the mem to have. bee! 
der the administration of 2w Her Majesty would, if the constitution larte d her, re- | and sg nt appear ndath è Statute of P 
r making out titles to land. y the onua ot Treland— but she had no such power. | cause? ci ‘oll aon the eo el pondence 
sl inateneti oe thease The fond monarch of England was the prime vatibabor; and the | ment ar also aP irst made his i 
| when the 
