... esterday, wheat advanced Is. per quarter. At this day's market, there was a short supply from the farmers, which sold at a rise of Is. per quarter. Barley again declined Gd. to Is. per quarter. Oats, beans, and peas unal- tered. The millers reduced the ...

... word is said about the Nei Reform Bill, although the Observer assures us that i will be time enough if it is introduced after Easter. There have been two arrivals from Australia, one a Liverpool, and the other at Southampton, the on being the Marco Polo, ...

... employed in-fulfilling the task entrusted to him by her Majesty. It was the wish of that noble Lord that the House at its rising should adjourn till Friday. THE CONSPIRACY BILL. Lord LYNDIURST, alluding to the speech of the Attor- ?? on Friday, asked ...

... opposed upon items of which their adversaries were the authors. There are yet five weeks to Easter, and during that time they may not be hard pressed. But after Easter will come the tug of war; and it is not easy to see how a Conservative Goveisnrent can satisfy ...

... 5 ?? WroxtonAbbey. ?? - 8 S*itterleld. ?? 9 ?? MtfOrd Bridge, Thursda ?? 11 *- - - - -- Shuekbugh. Friday ?? -12 ?? . San Rising, Edge Hill. THE ALBRIGHTON HOUNDS.-At a earter to Eleven. Saturday ?? Mar, 6 . Bernal Green, Tuesday . ?? . Loynton Hall. ...

... a few minutes lie was dead. No reason lies been assigned for the dreadful deed. THE CASE OF THE REV. S. SMhITH.-Thse South Easter Gatzette says: A person who is well acquainted with Mr. Leach has put us in possession of a statement which he assures us ...

... the energy of the Opposition out of doors, but still more on the new combinations which the altered state of parties may give rise to within the House. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO BIRUMINGeHAM.-Altlrough it is as yet far too early to speculate on the manner in ...

... opposition to the measure, but postpone the threatened amenid- mrents until that halcyon time of procrastinating Premiers- after Easter. There is no question, however, that the position of the Goverllmellt is anything but satisfactory to its menebers. It is ...

... were found guilty, every Easter, of being advocates of jobbing, extravagance, chicanery, and corruption, and yet in the adminis- tration of another fund were not accused of these grievous offences, nor offered up as an Easter sacrifice to deniagogilmn ...

... that the spirit of ORSINI is evoked in aid of liberty; and that the students and the rising generation, deeply imbued with Republican sentiments, are sure to rise on the slightest chance. Hence-it is that fresh regiments are despatched to the scenes ...

... broke adrift from her moorings at Deptford, and damaged several steamers coming up the liver. It was feared that with the rising of the tide the vessel would become more unmanageable ; blt a still greater danger was apprehended in the probability of her ...

... should his oil pseinting~s and ?? overlooked by thme generaicty of exhibition loungers at thne time of their production-now rise in value, owing to a trathfulness which was as remarkable as their unobtrusive- ness of muanner. As pictures of mountain, dale ...