... NATIONAL UsN10 O O RTHE-.VING[NA . ?? 'L SI Si ES. ' i .Oa T~desd~yevenint ithe Qtuavterly Gese~it:Meeting-ef Ume Mllm i bers o thisi Unioj pekci-at the 3oro gh Zliapel, heapeelbceourt, Sob hiark. f --I- ;. . Mr.L Suersteltavin* b]J' nled :te~h ChinD,i..i.-tF..X'i y ?? : miirntes ?? 'sat oneetig r wereiex aiid Tu thoae motion w Meassrs. Brbwa'&iid Rwe, *ere ?? .- ?? The Qwaaterly Ror 'of 'the ...

... I ?? ?? - Incendiarism. On the night of Tuesday last a plantation belonging to the Com- missioners of Woods and Forests, near Ascot-heath,was wilfully set fire to in three diffirent places. By the prompt assistance of some persons resident in the neighbourhood, however, and by judicious management, the ire was extinguished after hurning from twelve to fourteen acres. The following night a ...

... )MO#N& oP ORD.-F'47. LAWSON V EDDEaRNTb was anappealfro a judgment of the Sheriff of Forfarshire, which was afterwards a grmed by the Court of Session. The Appellant had rented a farm from the Respondent's prede- cessor and author, for which he became bound to pay a free money rent of 2M1., after certain stipulated deductions. By the tack or missive of lease, the appellant bound himself to ...

... : ; - ,, i1 Tj. : ?? ~ , !, : , . , :~ ., . MR. HUNT'S LEITER EN THR LATE TRIMA LI PRESTON, AND ON ThE PROCESSIONS op ; THE TRADES' UNIONISTS. . Yo the Productim Classes of ancasWhire. 1\y kind and excellent.Friends,-I seize the first opportun': to ;offer you my'ratl 't hiaks forthe kind diud affetionate : cepti'n I met with. t P- edton at fll'ac hla ' at ElIton, at Bu* at Heywoo'd at Rechdale ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRE~dT BRITAI1N AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS.-WED NESDAY, ARs'L 2'3. Their Lordships did not meet to-day, having adjourned over to Thursday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the Chair at a quarter past twelve o'clock, when there was a very full attendance of Members. ISLINGTON MARKET. Mir. LYALL presented a Petition from the Butehers' Company. praying to be heard bv ...

... THE MfORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 184 The authenticity of the following Extract from a Letter from Madrid, Express, via Bayonne, from an individual having access to the best sources of information, may be relied on :_ MADRID, APRIL 1._I am positively assured that the order for the Spanish troops marching to Portugal has been countermanded. There are several reasons against such ...

... I jNLANOOLY 4CCDEDNr Q THE TIjIAME& I _ A fatal accident, attended with the melancholy loss of four lives- namely, two men and two women-occurred on Tuesday evening, on the river Thames, immediately opposite the premises of Mr. G. West, mast and block-maker, Rotherhithe, which adjoins those of Mr. Alderman Atkins on the one side, and the Commercial Docks on the other. It appears that a ...

... FREACH PAPERS. The Conrstitdtionnel says, that there exists at Paris an clement of disturbance and violence to which neither the law nor the Govern- menlt has yet paid any serious attention, namely, that race of youths, between twelve and fifteen years of age, known by the strange narme of Gamins. This race was not perceived at the Revolution of 1i89, or under the reign of Napoleon. But for ...

... BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PPEfRi. BRUSSELS, APRIL 2.-The Emancipation contains the following:- Our correspondence from Paris contains the following article:- We have just received a private letter from London, dated 29th March, written by a foreign diplomatist. It contains facts of the ut- most importance. Prussia and Austria have drawn up in concert a note addressed to the Cabinets of London and ...

... TRADES' UNIONS AND THE DORSETS HIRE LABOURERS. B;ELOW I inser.tk a report of the speeches madle on the presenlting of pe- tit;ons in favour of the sit labotrers who were sentenced by VILLIAMS to transportation. This afftlir cannot end here. I have petitions to jiresent to the House on the subject, sigoae altogether by more than ten thousand persons. in- deed the whole kingdom has been rous- el ...

... HOUSE OF COMNONS, NOTICES OF MOTIONS, AND ORDERS of, THE DAY, WHICH NOW STAND IN THE ORDER BOOK OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, FOR THlE PRESENT WEEK. MONDAY, AFrtut 21, I8;14._._OistEs OF' rns DAY.--Parish Apprentices' Bill;- second reading.---Hertforol Borough Bill ; third readiing. --Bribcrv at ElectionsBill; further consideration of Report. HousH e Tax lRspeal Bill ; second redin~ig. --Tonnage ...

... THE LATR .4AFFAIR AT OLDHdM. A O)ldham, Tuesday Evening, April 22, Ten o'Clock. A few witnesses were re-examined this ruorning, but no important facts were elicited different from those detailed in the evidence. The Jury began to consult on their verdict about two o'clock, after which the Coroner was called on once or twice, and they were then locked up about five o'clock. Two or three of the ...