... trot Kintfiligurr. I ?? .- ?? - I - - .. - . i f : :- ?? - -- : . . c LIondon)l, Sattioday ?.xen~ing, Deremblerl V9, 1U:30', e 'I'll; FLtynsl -'IThe ?? in li e Elli ltish ,IMI et'- 0 Let hlave been tin luniportant this treek, iieverthtelesse prices re IIelil Ileilltjiltetd, end tite ?? olre near, per cent. better ttan they were il tile eodly p irt of the week. Exclhequer 13ills era Is. lower. ...

... CORE SPON E1E. 7'a thle Fditei' if the Voitrh Wlates Chronicle. Silt,-III tbe present ciitical state of thoe world, is regards the geographical position of Natioos, if] con- L e nection WvilT Iheircivil Itil religious litorties I nvould hlieih!v ask an %vltat do lnor most leariwred men uitid C( t experinaced so, islators IIOn' pice their hopes foir re- ii , storing p tie, just ahilo h ceof ...

... PO1ULAII D EMO(iN ST RAP!O(iN IN NE\WCASTLE. [otll tile S fa I' r'1dav] Newcastle, Dec. 21i, IS:,S. At aa early Iloar thO town !gave Si' f of 111LIsal life alld bustle, and long before the apointed hllour of meeting %ast crowds assembled oil the SatIl lill anrd adjuilkirit street. At twelve O'clock tile pro cssimli, joined by tile south, east, an(l est. lioved tforn tilt! Saild-ll, joined hy1 ...

... I agrtiltitle, 3flotrt otiture, $&C. ir, ?? - - h e TE NATURE OF SOIM' ey 'Tbe soil of this country may be very conveniently on divided into three principal classes, viz., the aileceous ol sny tbe a or clayey, and the calcareous or chalkY, each of wh ich may, ofcourse, lie oiodified on by tile presence of vegettible, animal tmetallic, or iir otber matters, slid thus Producing numerous vurie. ...

... '1THIE BRITI'ISHI CON'STITUTION. ; (In continuation. ) What are the ecclesiastical divisions of Eigla ad antl \\Wules 1 Provinces, dioceses, and parishes; pro. vinres, are the jurisdictions of archbishops ; dioceses, of biziltap ; aand parishes, of rector3, vicars, and cu- Yra tes. Vlhat is a clturciiwarden ? An officer elected s atnually, by the minister and parishioners, lo keep p tbh ...

... Present: the Mtavor (l)r. Miac Cube) in the chair; Rt. Hon. J. Planta G. C. 1H. & M. P., Lieut.-Col. Williams, J. Troup, W. Cubitt, C.E., R. Rastrick, C.E., C. Coleman, F. SSmith, Will. Scriven., A. Briggs, T. Wood-Cooke, Esqrs., Alderman Raikirng Major Anstruther, Captain Peat, Dr. Cooke, &c. &e. Tile MAY oP basing caused the notice to be read, for con- vening the meeting, stated thiat lie ...

... BIRIGII'1o-N I)(JWNS. MWe subioil the Counsel's opinion obtained on the subject of the i nrlo skre of pact o*f ithese D)owns. The case which was !riawn tip, eotltuded bvy desiring the Coulls s opinion on tle tolowillg points - 1. As to tire jurisdiction of the ManI.gitrates and Con anis. itoners in respect to highw-alNs. 2. The validit of the ordors for stopping tip the roads before reflerred ...

... JR tirllaltncoll NNiPvOIIT, DECc.!nstt1bl8-At our fortnightly mnar a e kot for filt and ilin Stock hold hore on rtiessday, the a 18th, there was tin excellent show of bhtlh qualities, t . etmongst the former we noticed two Hleifers, both un. e e (ter three vears old, which were much admiredl, and s have been ascertained to weigh more thin twelvescore I E per quarter, mnd which were sold for ...

... GREAT RAD)LCAL M EFETING AT BRISTOL. TRIIM'll OF PRINCIPLEU- IISTOL THREATEND WITII SIEGI:-Sltil'lT OF THlE PEOPLE RESISTS AND DEFIES TiHl E TIII HEAT. As soon as it was madc known that the Radicals of Bristol intentled to do a littic businless uipoil their own account, aild that Feargus O Connor had beco invited to participate ill tile gool wooli, the Toies (now masters of Corporate powcr) ...

... ffo'utgn filitIgour. .) % tt st IO 5Ii~.ij P. LJOO. 7.- OrLe ' trIic. Cviro Iler0 F1 '.'pii itrove.l i ?? ivoeti rro on their Pamre:rr th~at 1le ovo tiirtnt 'it; (,i crirt lir dt ?? bubbvire of ItWior IOil It,,: hi vo tilev mrcrc illiiiS reri lirirV ir crto T1, Iso b lj~,k:'Y iilli. Ii,i, it) lepi' lo tile rrroloqc Ortit i'5,rrv Iiv'i,s rdo,, h e,0. viltori!. f,c-v luvll cr~ltlhoe rro or ...

... [FROM Trs JOHN BULL.] We beg to call the attention of our readers to the very im- portant Observations of the Lotd Chancellor, in bis judg- ment in The River Dun v. the North Midland Railway Coupauy,given on the 22d instant. His lordship after making some remarks upon the case before him procaeded as follows:- I am not in the least disposed to withhold the Jurisdlc- tion of this court as ...

... NATIONAL 13OARD OF EDUCATION. | r. rn lile Ims uidiessi'i the frdlol ig' lultel' to the mlo3lCsOrS of tic Scots' Chiuic'h, Ma:ii's-hlhhoy P)olinli, 1)co. 24lti, 1 S3,. PEAlt FllRIENDIS AND Sol:tiliIi adiptiil! SO inipurtilt ao llicalsulc, as tImIt M itichi I ahlotl()IUlCt tl) voil (ralm the p}ulpit, liallwkt, sep}.ir.itill dl~ff~ iic Nitional Jli'l Of' EIiv;atlioi, it :ailiet's to Me to h;: ...