... TMISCELLANE OUS ElXTRIACTS. t be L asee TuLTH PIOGIIE0 S 05' D mlOCIIuC- Tlhere goes the death - Sl the blow offeudality,' was the trolc ind pithly reltalrk of l)r. D OOI1 Arnold, when lie saw tile first train pass Rugby. l the TI'E DAIRYi Ar Bm.asNItm t -One gets a tolerable ideaof lW ,git the almost e'ita'amgant opulellece which is here displayed, row )VIIeCI I say, Ilit ill a larrge ?? l ...

... This day her Majesty completes her twenty. seventh year.' o An Irish paper, giving the aumount of the repeal fund, g9 headed the paragraph, 1Conciliation Haul. ti It is said that 17,000 sacks of saw-dust are anal con- sumed in Londoss for stuffing dolls alone. sannlly b .Tis Gazette of Tuesday contains, tihe official notice for 0 celebrating her maiijesty's birth-day on June 9th. tl )f ...

... is The Lancaster and Carlisle railway is expected to be coin- It pleted by tbe Ist of July. The Blhicburie and Preston railway will be opened on or abont the 1st of May. Great exertions are being made to effect this. tl WEST-RIDING RAILWAY.-A petition is in cipculatios in , Bradford, imil has already been most numerously antd re- t spectably signel, praying the house of commons, to pass the 6 ...

... TESTIMONIALS TO THE THREE OLDEST SERVANTS OF THE LEAGUE, A meeting of active friends of free trade, and the prihcipal officials of the National Anti-Corn-Law League, was held on Thnraday evening, at the rooms of the League, for the pur- pose of Inesentige the three senior servants of that bofd- namely, Mr. Walters, Mr. Geo. Senior, and TMr. T. Pattisoh-i with tokens of their esteem and ...

... l l- - SPECIAL MEETING ON IMPORT DUTIES. A special meeting of the Town Council was held in the Borsuugbreeve's room, Town Hall, on Wednesday, fur the purpose of considering the subject of the present Import Duties, with a view of adoptiuk such petition as might betlsoughtadviseble inrelatiunthereto. WILLIAM NEILD, Esq., the Mayor, presided. Previous to the business of the meetiogheing ...

... 3£mptrial 13arliamert. HOUSE OF LORDS, FmiDAY, MlARCu 12. : TheBishop ofBAN GOR presented a petition from Wales t against tle bill for uniting the see of Bangor aith St. Asapb. The Earl of Mor~ecAsHEL gavc notice that, after the Easter recess, he should call the attention of the house to I the subject of duelling, and move for the appointment of f a select committee to inquire into the best ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES, Anlb ?? anb efiebirte Examilu?. L.AST NIGHT the contest between the monopolists and the friends of free trade was to take place on Lord Sandon's motion against the reduction of the duty on Sugar not the grwth of our own colonies. The land. owners are making mzon cause with the West India monopolists, and Uls ;ect to be victorious and to drive Ministers from office. They have ...

... INPO1k1ANT MEETING ON THE CORN LAWS AT WARRINGTON. . One of the most important and interesting meetings which have vet taken place oer the Corn LEaws in this rnei-hboueriswd as held on Monday evenitg, in tihe lar-e room of the Lion Hotel, Wairingtun. The meet- iln', ,as held with a view oi taking into consideration tie piopriety of making the repeal vf the corn Ia-vs aquestiots ta the choice ...

... YESTERD.kY.-FOUB-,TH 'D~ky' X iD LC I. Vlt~ -5 - The Conference opened this ?? . hour, and though that portlon of th for the public was unusually crowde yet the ministers from a distance havig be9 away, the body of the room was not D , There were still, however, upwards o present. The Rev. THONAS SPENCER, Clerg.fma s' Charter Hoose, near Bath, took the chal * . to previous arrangemetit, and ...

... ant CampaniaO. A QUEER WEE RoiSiN.- AttaClied to a village public,li a few miles to the south of Dumfries, the curions find a W redbreast that has become a great favourite, not only th with the household, but by all who cross its threshold 'S in the hope of obtaining suitable entertainment for fo man and horse. Honest robin is as tame as the a mouser that basks outside the fender, and which, ...

... I ~ubhlc Obaritier. HOUS^E 4siF IiECSIERY.- dmted 24. Diocisnged cured, 13.-Dead, 2.-Reinrin in the House, 26 GENERAL. DISPENSARY FOR CHILDREN.-Admitted, 31.-Made Home-Patientr. 1.-Discharged Cured. '1.5-Dilto re- lieved. 0.-IDitto irregular 12.-Dead. 0.-Remnain tinder treatment, ?? Olffe-rs, lr. Alexander and Mr. W . B Stott. NltiHb r ASYLIM FOR THE DESIITUTE POOR -Shel- tered and relieved ...

... Impterial @arlament. Hl(OUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JAN. 31. The debate on the bill for the naturalization of Prince Albert, and the fixing of his precedency, was, after an unimportant conversation between Lord Brougham, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, Lord Mel- bourne, and the Marquis of Londonderry, postponed to Monday, when the house trill go into committee, and take the discussion ...