... GOVERNORSHIP OF THE WORKHOUE. A n- .. I-f1- BAL I- -1 . . . nu A general vestry meeting was held yesterday in St. raii ge Nicholas's Church for the purpose of' appointing ia Go- SI1C esi- vetnortof th ...

... n??ie ?!o?bu??TOFUoAT1?I ,In calling the attention of out towflsmd oedi h pid and humane condttct of tie ?? deserbe to ?? codr subjoined paragraph, we take the 0Ppf~ttUW~Y tyo repeal edt e our surpris ...

... AVFDNmsI)Ay~s)-S-- -I.- -.AA a. I., _ . London, Taesday, March 25. TF ?? IIALr-PAST ONE.Thle Marlkets have again .M .,11 f Q1 le1s5 being now quoted at 91 fior Money and pa rtile I ?? an P Sto]k e15 ccount. ?? Stock is 217 218, and India ib Bondi 2,a, Exchequer Bills arc 52 54 and India !97j ?? aoreigl] Slarlet Dutch Five per Cent. Stock is of and ailalf per Cents., 49a 5 }; elgian 994 104 to ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, M1 -M 15. I1t 'oor, T RAt)E.--Londotl, T14unru-' Eif ' eigx-- lC The wool market is very inactive, blit prices continell exceedt. t, ingly firm. The arrivals arc but very few, blL inl bosit a mor th tlie It thie imports are expected to increasce, when business will im, prove. t The impo:ts this week have been i50 bales from Odessa, 417 jinb bales ?? Oerlsilyy, anti 37 bales ...

... REPlUTATION OF ATROCIOUJS SLANDERs. The fbl~lewio'''ri'Ie'S Will be rt ad With More thanT (Irtilitari' int Cere st, as 31 I. I.1 toh (4atim -tI IIzr, drh Y aliiI It de t(, was tdir In Iii am Years anl ulnt itte clothier ott AinitIce, anti was ocii oft tile 1'cTrus- liii- tees; of the Calatrced Cici ?? i tit tis vivi'n bitt perliape lie Nvill lie betitcc retmeinbeted liy dile cc.iyntacititary ...

... P PARLIAMENTARY INT ELLIGENCE. ?? ?? HOUSE OF LORDs, 1MO-NDAV, MAcil 17. seir ThIL tel.- of DU71 I AM% j rIteL prscenedr a ?? fi'oo a1 pla ce iii V srk. sit( eltirefir to lteoit ii tire Corit totes; ted teeeratl petitleit. froml OLi I)ts itte i' ?bi~~iSiiyVsrlle ?? firs WeIef i A great ittmbter if7sitirl-ir tetitioss trees preseoteil, espec'ialll y II ;it Eil F] U VizwiiMAiM, frioo tite ...

... A word to the wise is enough, as poor Ricbard4says.-Franklin. [To the Editor of tie Poor Mant's Guardiacn.J STR,-I much approve of your strictures on my last letter in answer to Vindex, where you say, that it seems to have escaped my observa- tion that tbe working people have not only to support the idlers,' but they have to support their butlers, cooks, footmen, grooms, bailiffs, ...

... T ell ?? Sir Peregrine Ml aitland, K.C.B will in June next relieve Sir llassey Vivion in the com. mand pif the forces in relhind. Captain Lord Arthu e, Lennox, of the 7 1st Highland light infatitrv, brother-in. e- law to 'the Lieutenant-Genersil, will accoinpally him as ~h military secretary.- Uoiitl et Sem niee Guzvette le Major-General Sir Pitrick Ross, the late Governou of Antigua since his ...

... I 1 Ig thint %q Con ?? ?? -AL. is tact a Pree country where a man cannot nrallop his own nigger ? We find that there are four candidates for the representation of Paisley, viz Captain Gordon, Mr Douglas, Sir Daniel. K. Sandford, and Mr Crawfurd, no one of them in any way connected with that town. How comes it that none but strangers have come forward ? Is it that, in Paisley and its ...

... 1jlarliamenttar Intettince. hOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. The turnpike acts continuance bill went through it committee, and was reported. Viscount MaELBOURNtE laid upon the tabletbe report of thecom- missioners upon the poor laws, and recommended it to the serious, impartial, and attentive consideration of their lordship. The Earl of DuassAm presented a petition from the parish of AlIhallows, ...

... OMS]TSCRIPT.188 As LONDON, T'UESDJAY, M4ARCH 18, I consequence of the Chamber'of Deputies hav'ing insisted on reducing the amount of the army proposed by Mar'sha Soult to the extent of forty thousand men, it is said bhat the army of the Pyrenees is to be dissolved. The letters fromi Paris' report a change in the Spanish Ministry, M. Burgos, having, it is said, sent in his resig- nation on the ...

... HoRtOoRS ?? from Albania announeC thal't a war of 'thle most savagxe character is now ,-tistingF between the Turkish and Greek poplto. *Unable to endure any longer Ithe vexati Ions towhctei -villa.ges were daily submitted, thle latter have risen in armssimuiltaneou~sly and revenged their sufferings in th1e blood of their lawless oppressors. Several engagiements have already taken place. No ...