Guarliens of this Union held their areal weekly meeting ill the Board-room of the Workhouse on Welnes.lay last—E. MG. Esq., J.V., presiding. The (Alin. Guardians in attendance were—A. Esq., JP.; G. B. Johnston, Eq., JP.; W. 11. Burke, Thomas 8.11, sod John M`Bride, &qrs.

the Public generally, that he has Opened the above on the movt improved principle, and Fitted up with every arrangement for the comfort and convenieno of Sitters. Ile has. also, availed himself' of the recent impravements in the Photographic Art, and procured the best Apparatus

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The Earl of KIMSEHLEY, suiting the views of the Government with respect to the measures which, it was universally admitted, were required for the further reposition of criminal offences, said that he er !Int briefly explani the principes on which the Government had decided to an

THE CONFESSIONAL IN THE ENGLISH Tax Rev. Lord Sidney Godolphin Oaborne writes: —"I am sure you allow me space to say I am sot the clergyman who preached the sermon at Bournenriuth on the Confessional. lam the clergyman who again and again has published his utter detestatioa of th

surrounding ncighboui hood that be has now on bonds 11 superior Stock of BLANKETS, FLANNELS, AND SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND 'TIES; HATS, CAPS. MUFFLERS, AND CRAVATS; INDI t• RUBBER & WEB BRACkS; CARPET-BAGS & BELTS GUENSEYS, PANTS AND HOSIERY; POCKET•HANDKERCHIEFS ; AND OILED TILING ;

improved Marldnery, and a large and varied assortment of Type, embracing every new sad t deign, to execrate all Orders for MERCANTILLE , and ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, with promptness sad despatch, in the best style of Workmanship, and at most moderate Charges, BOOKWORK, of every desc

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Court of Queen's Beech has been called upon to interpret one of the clauses of the Wins and Beer Act, and in interpreting it the judges bsve availed themselves of the opportunity of exprem• ing, in terms, their senseof the " buugling legislation" of the last ..ession. Mr. Justic

Friday evening but, • r unlic meeting the ateiu)tu • ut Lynie and Towupyrkl. was livid I. I TI) We • to take tutu cunaideration the pr. state uf the N..g.4 Bunt." meeting wit 'aro, and odlind n ni v _. of I2d rytep.iyers bun.; preieut, of were owners of property. tie wow° ot Mr