... ]IM,13-URY, Fj--n,'15. Alarried, on TuesdALy ~tqt, at t Libnlry, lichliard Bflnefl, Es'. of bh: nlie, to Sus:olaltl , fldightero ol the b ttet Olivtlt Big- teli Esq. of anbiry.--S. unln day, at llbury hilt-a rd riliubly, E sq. surgeon, of I )ile-1'tti, firrhiingliatu, to Caroline, dauqhto- of Mr. Juseph /ltrves, of a3allbr. Died, on Mondlay (vetliltg last, bMary, wife of Mr. John Cole- grove, ...

... * - ' , uV -a I . . .. _ _ _ __ - We have frequently heard it alleged by intelligent ag parties 'well versed in such matters, that the Liverpool m an~d Manchester Railway never had paid a single shilling id of dividend out of the profits of the concern; but that )a the dividends had been wholly derived from loans and a- trafficking in shares! 'Whether this be really so or not a. is more than ...

... TIlE (-[HEUT MEETING OF TilI ltRTDCALS OF LANCASHIRE. 111teodug objlt, iastjt esi' o'coc.070 fthe proaceedings at tdith. t~riiteeting iravcjuot iron econccirotd. Thle irloetii 'wa 'taled 'oIii litrioso of a pilacard which bied been publis ion wit the. retit ?? of a meeting hlad in Manchiester, a1 short timue silice, of delegates froni tltc Various districts in the( comity. '1'l morning1 Was a ...

... WEN)NESDAY'SIAND) TIih JURSDAY's POSTS, HOUSE 01oI- LSRDS..-TuESAY. _1THE POOt L.AW ACT. E,2rl STrAXIOPsoipre.eont~4 I osple petitions Sesirist tl~o'blulL. Thew Noble Earl thens, !in pursupint of his notice, mnooed foi- a Sstatemensrt of l'h, peliiee preswistei4'td-l RHouse, durhing the last -!vssion of Prises Ott the iwbjebt- 01 the. Atct isstitulciod Ar Act tor' the aniesidiesmif ?? Wb)'tt ...

... 0 X F 4'1?1? ED, Satui-da, ?? .. ?A TiTE accounts frori CaI rre thr from satisffictor'y and those who have he1 -1 . ?? runough to anticipate, a speeedy adjrstmeltt of tilte late diffire' cs, ' swill alrea reanern . wse fear, to ackliowledge tlit the spirit of in- I subordinration wsvs too prevalent to lie easily cr-aitamte(l d maid tiat there tarc ?? 'titeil ptrejidiCee, arid ut noon- ...

... LOND)ON-FRIs>.S, APRIL 19. In the H~ouse of Comnmons, last night, several petitions werel p)resented in favour of' Mr. IROwhuld H~ill's plan of postage * also for and against M~inisters on. ?? question of the Irish Government. 'rhe ?? dlebate on the state of Ireland \vas ye- sunled for the fourth time, M~r. M. J. O'Coulnell having opened the ?? an extended debate, in w:hich theC followving ...

... POS'rscLt IPT. LONDON-FRIDAY. MlAY ~3. In the House of Commons last nighit, after the pre- sentation of numerous petitions and thc transaction of much private business, chiefliy relating to Railway Bills, Dir. Lushington moved an address for copies of all cor- resplondence bctwcen her M~ajesty's G;overnmenlt and ?? relative to the claims of British subjects for redress on account of injulries ...

... IIM'01tPO. ANT F1J1tO' M E;XICO. |It affords us tile highest gratffication to state, that the ?? differences 'between Mexico and Fkancc lhave been 'at last amicablyarranged, through thle effecfdnl mediation of the British Mxinlister, lMr. Pdak enham. Elhis intelligence is commiunicated in the followving letters from Vera Clrux, dated the 9th and 10th of Mlarch, lirought by her Majesty's ship ...

... NOMINATION OF SIIERRIF1S. ?? - A - a.. t . [to Bedfse'rd7hi.e-Arthur Macnamara/, of Eaton Dray, Esq. ; Wmn. Frederick Drown, of Dunstable, Esq.; and William Suteliffe, ;9. of Great Dramingliam, E sq. !sq Bcrkshb-a-HIinry HIipesiley, of Lainborn Place, E sq. ; John et Jesse Bulkeley, of Lindon Hill, Esq.; and Sir Henry Russell, of Sevallowfield, Dart. Bucks-John Peter Dearing, of The Lee, Esq.; ...

... On the 7ths ult. the day appointed for the consecration of the Chapel at, Aston, near this town, crowds of Persons were seen ?? the village to witness the ceremony, and long before the time appointed the Chapel was filled with a highly respecta- ble assemblage, comfrising nearly all the wealth and fashion of the neighbourhood, the admittance having been gained bytiekets. Soon after eleven ...

... POSTSCRIIPT. LOND)ON, JAN. 21 The Russian forces, by the last accounts, amount to So,000 men, of which there are no less than 26,000 caalry. I'heir plan is said to be to cross the Vistula, oud attack Warsaw from the west, thus avoiding the suburb of Praga, which is strongly fortified; and upon wviich the Poles place considerable relianece. The l](ules are stillburning to take the offensive in ...

... HOUSE oP LORDS-o1VeOday. Viscount STRANGFoRoD, in presenting a petition from Woodstock against the importation of foreign gloves, gave Al 1s notice that lie would move for a Committee on the subject of Apn the glove trade on Tuesday, March 6. Ast Earl GrEY, in answer to a question from Lord Aberdeen, Ati admitted that our Government had received informatidn re- Bai specting the French ...