... The ¶~atfield Dr~oad Oalk Gang;. The trlal of tbe two .Dodds..ftrmere, os Hlatfeld Broad tf Oak. and Co., their servant, for. variour charges of cattle li and sheep-stealing. canme on on Friday maorning, and from tl the respectable sbtaton of the parties, and tbe extent of their a robbarles, excited great intereet. The court was densely p crowrded throughon: the whole of the proceqdings.\ ...

... The Dearness of F~oodS its Causes, sard the Remedy. 1, TO THE EDITORl OF THE LONDON DISPATCII. a Ma. Enrrou,-There are many well-meanin~g men, c calling themselves Reformers, whJo cannot see that a v repeal of the Corn Laws is practicable; and there are - others who say that cheapness of food is of no benefit a to the working classes. Look, say the latter rea- c soners, at the continental ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, MAY 13. , At half-past three o'clock the following newly-created peers were introduced in the usual form, and. took the oaths and their seats:- Baron Furnival, introduced by Lord Say and Sele and Lord Lismore. Baron Stanley, of Alderley-park, introduced by Lord Petre and Lord Sudely. Baron Leigh, introduced by Lord Say and Sele and Lord Sudely. Petitions in favour of a ...

... The state in which the speculation in this article has placed the spinners at Manchester and elsewhere, is begin- ning to attract considerabe attention, and to awaken se- rious apprehensions on behalf of the labouring population of Lancashire. It is an admitted fact, that by every pound of twist produced, the spinners lose at least 2id, or nearly the cost of manufacturing, and yet they are ...

... 2Pht? lIHOUSE OF COMMONS-FVIDAY, MARcn 15. ! i.l' S NOrtTs5..&1513CA nso0Ui~i5AttT Lord PALataasSoT in aOswet:toa. qeeslon ftom 'lt 5. Cmnning, sld that be had rtceirbnt vetry little from Wasli. Ingtonyresiptng topoccetucrreneathich had tiken place at the north eslltq; i~boainday, The }nformatiosthad reaphed them a few days ago by tbe (reat Western steam-ship. The nego- ciations with respect ...

... COUXTRY MEWS. A~o a*SmuyCoi L sOne Of the deputa | ftneSga~e RadicaldootorEVEs yenarkDing, last SauDa, *ont th bad effect the agitation of this question wo9tild hareb 05n the price of vvheas, Al meiller, standing by, very Blunltly obmserved, tWhat'~s thee odds to him; tie sint aj a bushel of wheat on his premises these six weeks, nor,. swill he till arter next harvest.-JAesdubU5 News.. ...

... - ACT- AND SAS XPAVCTS -AND. WSRAFS. MINDS.-The Hihnds of the young resemble new wine in a state of fermentation and effervescence; but the minds of the mature resemble old wine, which has lost its fiery particles, and retains only its 'strength and raciness. 'CON-FiIxEl s.-Confidences are more frequently reposed in persons through a want of discretion than from excess of friendship, 'and are ...

... WAI? Todes hate to have th?, loop!. ?duoat?4? I1'he Specetrua idirb o~e' f the f.Pe ople'a Edition of Burns, b'say; .-. . . iWhenever' we jeflect niup~ tbe, number, v-ariety, cha- fackter, and cheapzess .of the editiqu~s of- standard works wbvihcbare continually cowning before as, our,,constant self- interrogation is-,-,wbere wDIl this end? 'WNhat irill it phfi; duce? The~newdimbes prepared ...

... D?a?its ?o. ? obta464 1?om fr?not? ek ?hB? C1aasoa..?? ,, gt TO THUEDITOR 0?' TUE'nNidO.D1P &Th. hat: dreani~of advancing the .interes~ts ot.thcae' whop are, mng J ds.r'e enisd prne r 'food'seajcea; to ai'n confine us to. the' consllupte 'ofur'own ihadequate e I produce, sBo that 'tht bandOwer nasygethbigl renlts.'- m-.. Other laws bhat een' niade' tb~ save the 'lanidowner's siat oiutgoliags ...

... EThe ausitu Conscriptioni (From the Rev. R. L. Venables Domestic Scenes in' Russia.) 'Bribery often ptevails to a great extent'iin the bu- siness of the recruitment; masters p'ayingae have bad charactgrs, who are unfit for soldiers, received; .wan>bnscripts who are fil,paying to be rejected. Clerks are sometimes detected 'in reig from fifty td a hundred reubles from poor fellowvs for pro. ...

... VARIETZIES 01' TH WEEa. Ts PRINCaE AND PRINCESS OF CAPUA.-BEngaed to dine with the'Lord Mayor, at seven o'clock, the guests at the sMansion-house on Monday thought it rather too royal in the Prince of S Capun and Princess Penelope to keep them waiting till fiventy minutes to nine, and then not come after all The letter of apoloy, received when the dinner was half over it was remarked, came ...

... Plubli Meeting at ZE~dinburgh-Aho- - iton of ;the Clorn Lawsa. A public meeting of the inhabitants weas held onU Monday, in the Waterloo-rooms, in pursua~nce of a requisition ad-. . dressed to the Lord Provogt, to confider the prppriety of e .peaiipggthe p-esent system of corn alajthe;Lord Provost e i.Thhe~oriad Provost, in ojeningithe. seeting,.aaidthe meet- l. Ln~ad been called in ...