... lRtDeY -iL114 I. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, IB43. Is-I ily TIhe Hanipilitre Easter Sessionsl wvill comn- - mencc on Tcesdily next at the Grand Jury Rouoe, to Winchester, Olt which day the financial business of the 3e- coonty wcill ble trtinacted'and thle restailt of thle Visiting I Justices, tit the (county Prisons, Coic.mittees, &e,. be ito heard onl 1 Thursdayi3 There tire ait present (F day 28 ont ...

... -; - ra r - -- 'W . TOTAL LOSS OF THE IRON STBAIER *i. _ _ _ it ?? ?? h're ~ 1, steumcr wvatt iose offl tile Scilly Isad,0 ilfid irong Al fromt Liverroul to L ondon, flort wherce kbhe, , er tistd to bat for 8r. Peteesburgh on to;20.h t I. In n te ot~seiii tentrnng hereport was! tifitlriinateily Fully confirnied by thle arrival Of the captasn atid crew, n 27 it, number, wvich were brought up ...

... af vivapslo aull %alurloofo V-voto, I (From ile l'cen/c;r i-'apcrs.) litiD~c. 1. HE National says, onl the subikecto' theloan which the governiment is reported to be abouit to T contract, 'This inew' loarn is the uevcsisary, the inevitable tonisequence ofthe tinincial CE'lfiii11 wvhh tit hS prc v* iled tl)r tl-ese ter, vears. For tenl Years the resources (i tlhe (eeliiri have bectn ?? sI ...

... Iodi, The Theatre of Havre was burnt to the got ground in the night of Friday. We regret to add that tor, 1l1. Fortier, the manager, i;ho resided in the apart- try nients attached to the Theatre, lost his life. Thefol- lik( loving' account of this catastrophe is from the Joer- vis, 71al du Hwrre of Saturday :-At about half-past one hat. this moring11e,some persons were attracted to the Place ...

... Iritfap'o Ann *aturtlatylo vooto. I -- -11- - lIOUSE OF PEERS. lVEDNESDAX, MavAY 3.] Lord Breugtain laid UP011 itie table 8 bill to amend and improve the appellate * dctot the COIIrt of Privy Clouncil. e bilk on the s.tage were iturwarded a stage, and the Houiea(lijurtutd. Hlt)lt'EL OF COMMl31ONS. IVLDNLSDAY, 3Y 31- ] In reply to DI. Borth. wic. RI Peel said rthat tite Britith Government had ...

... TRACTARIAN1S?J 'fite following extract. of a letter from Cxf'ord1 treem a trustworthy quarter, 'viii be read *vith interest and itttfeliii,'-l, anti iS calculated to reiresh many an o anxtou; spirit. aft'tr the scenes svhicih had been enacted at that l(Joivetaijty, where moorv itoarisited by the Chulrch htavc riscn] up t~giinst her, viuilote'l the eonfilence reposed ontheti,, in~oltril oulr ...

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... PosI?1uPv1'. - == ?? FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. DOwNIN(t-SraEEa. Nov. 10. The (?eee. hn? lwci, pletoo'd IL, 101)13 iltO 031(1 1)1)1)011) Arthur Aatnn, Lsq., into her i?iajcsty'' Envoy i.?trti. ord I once and ?ll in i?ter 1-'lenipotvn?inry w the Qo ort ol ?pntn. Ii' he a Kmght Grand Cross ot the ?Most ttuoour. able Ordcr ot the Bath. \VAO-Ot.'vlct:, Nov. tO. X?. ?? RL',7iOtL')I t.- llrevet- ...

... | AN¶121 CORN .AW TVLEAGUE. , 'r r 11 - T Ahe following remnarkable letter, anrnouncing a donation of' 50Wg. to the Anti-C orn Law League, has been sent to the papers for publication:- ; Eaton~aulI, Jan. lug, 1844. ir,-.Having on a former occasion exuressed to you my anxious wishes for your success in the arduous con.. test with mlonopoly in which -you are engaged, 1 cannot refuse nwyself ...

... - aill-0 irlivo,041'o VOW, I AIOINDAIY, JULY II1, 1812. Unioi We have New York papers of' the 20th ult,, veral uplidby thle 8r1'ividl of thle packet-ship Eiig- calfe land. ?? allil steamner, whi~h sailed spleln fronm Liverpool, oil the e'~eltiig of th 4th ult., of tht reached Boston oin the morning of the 18th ,to MXI thus running the distance outwards in14 days, . IV inceluding ~her ...

... After Dinner lbe Premiums were awarded as fol- c lowqs:- I 'I he following was given by the Bishop of Chiches- E ter (in addition to any other premiums), to AJgricul- a tural Laborers above 50 years oY' age, who sl all pro- tf duce the best certificates of character, regard being F had more especially to their regularity of at tendance o at church :-A Bible and Book of Common Prayer of t large ...

... - --.1 ?? SATURDAY. NO(VEMBER 30, 1844. Sir Robert and Lady Sale and fitmily arrived here on Wednestlay, by riailway, en ronrte for the seat of liajor s Portmnn,-nsar Christchurch. The Gallant General P will-return to Southampton on Sunday, remaining at c the Royal Hotel until Tuesday, when, with his family, k he will embark for India on board the Oriental steam- packet. His Royal Highness the ...