... Jrobinces. I TimE BAR.-David Dundas, Esq., of the Northern Circuit, has received a silk gown, having been appointed one of her Majesty's counsel learned in the law. Digby Cayley Wrangham, Esq., of the Northern Circuit, who has recently been elevated to the degree of sergeant-at-law, is the son of the Venerable Aclideacon Wraugham. The Leeds town council, after a short discussion, adopted an ...

... ICQorrespontenre. TO U11E EW UTOI OF THu H1JuLL pAVGA~1T. SIR,-In -.'our last wCek's paper I have read the letter of '. L., and should very much like to set him rifld ii one or two points wvhich appear to trouble rim. HIe comlhaills of tthe fulsome com. plihlertarv lanlguage which Nvas employed - by one of the speaklcrs wv'ith reference to the town Missionories ! and fulrther of thle ...

... teaui_,jVackets fromt aiib to 1ull. SAILING OF THE GRIMSSBY STEAM PACKETS Seill/ross HuU, SuiLfrern Gen55/ lar.51. Saturda~y 83f m. past , momr Uonspast 4h r008 22 Sunday .5 8 0 -.. 23. MondBy Sa .. 8 45 *.. 5 1 24tTuesidav 15 9 0. 0 25. Wednead. 0 .. 10 3 2f.Thursday 45 Ia 0.. 7 27. Frildav - 5 II 45 7 A BERDEENProm Hull every Saturday from Aberdeen ...

... _ I On Monday last, the foundation stone of a new Wesleyan chapel was laid onl the Ilolderness-road, , the presene of a large concourse of spectators. lhe proceedings were opened by singing al appro- priate hymn, after which the Rev. R. Reece offered p a praycr The lRev. W. Lord then delivered an i Pressive address explaining to the meeting the great important? and interesting object for which ...

... lrcIlaut. CURSINGS OF THE MONTIr-On Sunday February 2nd, Mr. Dwyer was busily engaged in his usual Sabbath avocation of cursing, he denounced any of bis flock who held any intercourse with us.-On Sunday the 16th, Michael Flynn, a mason in our en~ployment, and also a man named Marley, were cursed by name in the chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Dwyer, the offence of the latter consisted in his having ...

... MUL FGA, MAcH1,4. HUJLL, FRID)AY, MARCH 13, 1840, New taxes, probably on salt and beer, and a few such necessaries of life, are among the mercies that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has, after Easter, in reserve for a credulous nation. What although the condiment of salt is essential to the preservation of the health of the community, an article of essential use in pickling the cotter's ...

... THAT the nation is undergoing an undermining pro. rcess by the multiplied concessions to Papists, with - which political demoralikation goes hand.iui.hand is -no longer left to the demonstrations adduced by the se Conservative press, but stands forth in bold relief c attested by the most powerful of Rome's champions The dictator of the Malbourne-Ministry has justmade dthis remnarkable ...

... I SEANMEN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY. I Ont Wednesday evening week, the 19th annual diriner of this society was held at the Lomdon Tavern, Sir R. Peel, Bart. lllP. in the chair. Amogest the guests were several distinguished naval and military officers. After the eloth was removed and grace sung, the usual loyal aid patriotic toasts were given and responded to. On The Army being given, Major ...

... I -- - - . etropolisI Her Majesty on Friday conferred the Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath upon his Royal High- ness Prince Albert; having previously made him a Night Companion. Her Majesty will have a dinner and even- ing party every Monday until Easter. The evening party is to be in frock dress, and there will be a dance, her Majesty's quadrille band having received orders to attend. ...

... Imperial varliament. 1 T HOUSE OF LORDS, ILi 'HURSDA I', Marvh 5. 51 The Vagrant's Removal BilI went tirouigh a Committee. in L'rd ELLE NOIROttaH moved for a copy of a report n- drawn up by order of the rGovernment of Inidlia in tre lie LI tijeet of the tultivntir-n of cotton iln Bengal. Ordered. ill The Earl of WVARWICK snid, lie hadl to prisenit 100 l petitions from the nuunty of Warwick ...

... latfst 111telligellce. THE CouRT.-On Tuesday, her Majesty held a Court at Buckingham Palace, for the reception of addresses. The Lord Mayor and Common Council of London, and the University of Oxford, with other public bodies, presented congratulatory addresses to the Queen and Prince Albert. The Duke of Wellington arrived at Apsley House on Monday, from Strathfieldsaye, and at four proceeded ...

... I I ,., T1UR8DA4, Feb. 27. to The frost which took place during the previous S. night was soon dispelled by the sun's powerfiul rays, dand the day's amusement throughout proved highly gratifying. The line of country selected by the stewards proved highly gratif'ying to the spectators, iwho were principally situated on an eminence, near rto lKenwick.Thorne Toll-bar, where the whole of the race, ...