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and in the oonstrvatdry 'topping tk adniirt die
large rhododendrOnt no* in flower. We regret
to learn that the King of the Belgians has been
somewhat indisposed at Windsor. His Majesty
is now better.

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IL —IN TES GREAT ASSEMBLY OF THZ
NATION little has been done thia week; indeed,
the Legislature is but mortal, and the Lower
House at all events has seemed as if stunned by
the death of Mr. Cobden. The tributes of Lord
Palmerston and Mr. Disraeli to the memory of
that statesman are, however, in theMselves
memorable episodes of the expiring Parliament,
creditable to ita good feeling and dlseernment.
The interpellations of the Bishop of Oxford on
the subject of the Russian epidemic in the
House of Lords have been meant; indabe pre
salvia ;
caution, nut —but our ndon Correll,
pondent °briery* " hervian will endure
alarms, little leas to be dreaded than the fatality
itself. More significant perhaps of coroing
danger is the advent of five Commissioners which
Is heralded from Canada. They °onus alitoat to
hold a council of war, for they come to oonsnit
on the means of defending Canada against the
American.; and although, as Mr. Cardwell
states, nothing can be settled with them without
the previous sanction of Parliament, wt all
know that "Coming events Mat their shadows
before." Add to thii some discussion on the
"little *IP in Bhootan—of which, by the way,
the new Secretary of State for India, Lord
Dufferin, made • very clear exposition in
the • Upper House—and we have the main
features of the week in Parliament.
Peat, revolting the priatent state of
the churl* in Wind" have been opportunely
put fokth ih a third edition of an able pamphlet
revised and enlarged by the Rev. Alfred T. Lee,
?LA.—citing the sentence from Sir George
Grey's speech which appeared in our last week's
aide on this subject The prime movers in the
affair stand disolosed, we sweet, in the state,
meat that "within the lett few months, the
Roman Catholic Bishops of Ireland have formed
a National •Aesociatitin, 000 of AO 44'dvred
Erse of which It the illielitiot of the Church
Now, Mr Lee proves the
tablialted Church to be in reality the Old
Church of Ireland; for it was more than 700
years after Christianity was first established in
Ireland ere the supremacy of the Pope was fully
ackhowledged there. The Established Church
in Ireland n moreover the rightful possessor of
the tithes of Ireland. Other points aetabl
liahed by Mr. Lee are that the Ohntch Of Ragland
and the Cherish of Ittland *bre Write the union,
otie, for since 1634 their Articles
have been the same. By the Act of Union the
temporalities of the Church in Ireland were
placed on the same footing as those of the
Church of England—and to Aittaiik the on 4
church is to attelr the othkr. Mr. Lee also goes
on to intro from the actual figures that the
Church in Ireland has not lost ground since the
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COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, Af'RK 11, 1565.