... varietito. Oz N OP TfE surEST PIROOrS 0F A BAD HEART is the ruring into ridicule all that is good. me BY COLOrNEL WAscFInaD'S report of the Colony dK At Now Zealand, we perceive that the best place for h a location is Flat Fish Cove. This most be in- Lb- tereitinlg to the gudgeons at home.-Age. R; S QUFFr OVNS AND ANswERs.-Why is a race-horse N, like a lellepop ?? more it is licked, the ...

... SWPPLEMENT TO. THE LONDON. POST- .'OFFICE DIR9CTORY, for 1840. London: - _kelly and Co. A rmost'usefhl pamphlet for every body. It eon- tains all the Post-office arrangements for carrying into effect the Penny Postage, a complete directory of Parliamentwith the town and country residences of every Peer and every Member. of the House of Commons, lists of all the pablie.companies in Lon- don, ...

... 'CARIStLE. S6oCKING ACCIDENT. ON THE, NEWCASTLEr ANP CARLISLE 'RAil`W.y.-O:.Ftidy, last, ,as~the.,pnil train was pr4ceeding ?? towards borlile, near to the Milton gta6ion, the-. two !ast .wnggons lipt off the rails an.vere precipitated *downnthe embank- ment, o~ne of wbiiie bohtainedi~he Fsill guard in' his ?? and the oth'ei'a ohome., Thoerolled over several times* the guard, ?? persoi of ...

... TIQUE3EN OF BEAUTY, LADY SHUCk' :BOROUVVH, TIE ',LITTLE i SHUOKBOOUc*HS', ''AANtlAIA, rTEpIAN. ;rw~ .. ?? tim t'Tim1es.) ?? , F .,Ih Obdert'sr published the following corresponlence, 3ild ?? -firits5 authenticity; we confes W9 annot lbeiSevO It. If authentil, it relects no credit on 'lther of j-s- ?? *, . , ' . ; !: ( Copy 1;) . , Sd s6ymoutr presents her copnplipients ?? ?? aend would be ...

... 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, ...

... HECKBIONDWIKE BLANKET HALL. The Foundation Stone of the new Blanket Hall, to be RAP a erected at Heclkmorndwiike. was laid, with Masonic hsorours, onmon- day last, the 153 h instrant. The ceremony was performed by tile Rd i ht Honouraoble the Earl of Mextbrss', ?? ?? by Charles Wh ~'Lee, Esq., ?? and attended by upwards of erie burdred and fifty brethren of the order, from the District of West ...

... Brooake. C, He entreated them to disabuse the~r minds ?? any prejadice a which m~ght exist in lionsecoieflce of the Chartist principles. Ash N.,t Iolog ~go a minister of the Crowni decitted in the House e'f cop 0ininsolis th at agir ?? Was the praper meas of carrying III u abjejctt Whi el they had In views, and theryci-re it was niot sur- laiding poor mnci line tule prisono a. sutfering under ...

... true - tel vacuct. I _ t_ x I 'is THE CELESTIAL, EMPIRE. UNLIcE the El zabetlian policy of maintaining peace by upholding a powerful fleet, her lMajesty's Ministers hav e eclipsed the dawnx of Queen Victoria's reign by involving Great Britain in wvar. There are many ways by which an unjust warfare may prove Un- dsuccessful, for mere victory will not secure the esta- c blishment of ...

... LONDON NEWS OiF FRIDAY MORNRNO HoriuE Olt LORDS, TreuRDA'Ls. Numerous petitions were presented freon 8cotia[14 iagaina thtie fitausion of ministers upon congregationg against the will of the congregations: 200 of Such petitl;ans1 svere presented by Lord HOLLAND, for the Marquis of BREADALUBANE. Some petitions were presented by Tcry Peee against the Irish Municipal Refbrm Bill. The House ...

... FB7OM 0 PO,,lQE$T. X: n , p0 NTOV1 IN, It , :; It ; U~ INCARCERATION OF tTHE SHERIFFS. On Friday. lest, tesnd' naeein~f the flee-'411 holders of..Middlee(tefneroelivikbenf dissolved, in consqee fteiteiitoloird to the, privilegeadote bterain ofhe5 RiotAct) took lc.a h rea~s Taen, Gkeat'Queen-stret an a tedds ery the same, parties, Whofgrda h omr etn with the additiono dn'hdrd'o esn a!t ...