... 'bpirtt of ?? pjiillg DoU inm a1. I ?? Ile [EXAMTNEtR.1 . of QUALIFICATION OF M~htioipis.-We Apprehend ,m lethat 'Air. 'A arliurton's bill for the ?? o lie members of parliament will do more harma than hi a ,good, itiasmtuch as it will, realize a bad q;uialiflca- *th it cation Which is now a nullity. Mr. Warburton's orready surrender to Sir It. Pe-el's hostility to a qua- b ilk, fification by ...

... ELECTUORAL CALENDAR. We extract he following front theI Gardener's Al- maonck,' a very Useful publication, delivered gratis to tie sitbsp ibers to the Gardener's Gazette':- 2 Marchi].-Abditors and assessors of boroughselec- p ted, 25.-Overseers to be appoibteI, or within four- teen dams. . Aprii5r-The returns for the collection of the assess- ed taxes are made op lo this day. Persons disconiin ...

... )Ii. O'CON NI.L-iIlE C \NADAS. Itl II. I, ,tJfl r tL l lJ- , - :- fl;- ?? TI'lu lol~loir} r is al extract of a letter ol Mr. Zoen tl buck, ?? to tire people of' Erngland, asd pulb. bolted illo h i 'eeblq Chliroticle of Sunday - ni I h1ve srpokeri of tile absoent. Thterc was indeed olle cla-s of' abselnteus I did not expect to discein. Where e cw ?? Irist Members? Where asr l Mr P O'(on ilto ...

... FRIGIITFUL ACCIDENT ON THI-I GRAND 6 JUNCTION RAILWAY. DIra - .- A PA I - |A .. A T . s . . - . _, | - _ _ a . 0 e regret to learin that on 'l'iesday evening lact, itn 9 a fedaul accident occurredl on tile (;rand Jaunl tion ws llailway, between B3irmingiam andl Wiilorlhampton. GI y 'TheC circunstances, as relateld by oto ilf tbe passengers, wr Id- are as follows ?? secodil class train, drawn ...

... IGRICULTURL RE1' ?? .. ..A NU AGRICULTURAL, KEPORT FOR JANUARY I . I We meet our readers under extraordinery (though - not unprecedented) cirocumstances, viwhich mrust, of niecossity ?? our mouthly repot into little else t it a record of ineteerologicil phenomotte. It will nol, hosevor, bo utiprolittbli to dvell wsith semne in- >. ttrest or) facts which ilst beconie the subject of o clivtology ...

... TIHE QUEEN'S LEVEE. te | (Ftroai the Court ANewsman.) e 0 The Queen held a levee at two o'clock on Wednes- r- day afternoon, at St. James's Palace of Shortly before two o'clock her 1iajesty, attended Oif by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Marclhioness of C Lansdowne, and the Marchioness of 'Tvistock, ar- rived from the new palace. th Several addresses and petitions were presented; til among ...

... I ?? = . Banyor, Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1 s38. How admirable the uniformity of purpose ob- servable in the movements of the governing power and its subordinates-our ministerial cotempora- ries and their paymasters ! Affected by tile same impulses-in storn or in sunshine alike elated or I depressed-the equability of their systems pro- claims their affinity. Not more inseparable ate cause and effect, ...

... CAN ADA. id By tile fliternia, from New York, we have received u-papers to the 28th ult., inclusive. By them it ap- s pears that the rebels have transferred their, scene of le operations from Navy sland to the upper part ?? a n_ Erie-to Detroit, Malden, &c. The accounts at pre- c Ct sent are vague and contradictory. At is statedl.that the rg rebels have taken possession of ?? Island, be- v ae ...

... I CLE'RICAL & RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.1I ! _ . _ . .. ?? .. ?? . I.. - The Bishop of Both and Wells will hold an ordina. 3 tion on the 8th of April. I We understand, says a contemporary, that Mt. I Croucher, who blids the advowson of the rectory of .Valcot, proposes, by the sanction oithe Ecclesiastical . Commissioners, to divide that parish into five distinct e beniefices. We have not yet ...

... I IMETI'NG OF IHE GRAND JUNCT1O0N | RAILWAY ('OAIPANY. ?r 1The meeding of the proprietors of the Grand June- Iy ion 1Bailwvay was hlicd ait the Cotton Sale Boom, in )Liverpool, on 'ihuroday last, John Mvoss, Esq., is the I chair, to declare the first dividend and receive the report ot the directors. Mr, Moss, having taken the f Id char, [he following report was read by Mr. Chorley, tie ...

... TIHE QUEEIN'S LEVEE. (From the Cort N~ewsman.) n t .(From the Court sNewesmstn.) TI he Queen held tier first levee this season o Waled- Y nesday alternoon, at St. James's Palace. il Her Majesty arrived shortly befloe two o'clock from c hie New Palace, attended by her suite in titree car- riages with an escort of the life guards. T 'he hlnouorsle corps of'gentlemesn-atl-rnms assent- -bled at ...

... ])DR. JOHN DAVID lI'YS. The ?? pu timtleaI of Ile aliiher of the cele- brated and tcry raluolte \\ db Urairolmolr, ure ex- tracted fron one o tbie Noleii attached to COi,YN j)olrl isN, an inter ling 'eem) lately published by lr. Talie-iui \\illial us; and are stated to have been origtmally %%rilteo bh the tev. E. (amage, in 1726:- 1ane dauolter dfll ?? illig Esq ., mar- riel Sir WIilli (ii ...