... XYa ftfrI. DmaCSIN OATO Vltair, speaking of Jhe generplity of m-odern oishors, says, 'what they want Tate MO.NsqkT at the Zoological Gardens have been seriously indisposed. Lord Alfred Paget has . been unremittingin his ?? attention.-Age. THac TieAkiF TuaNNL.-According to a report read to the directors, at the London Tavern, on Tuesday, it appears that the Tunnel was commented fifteen years ...

... BttADFORtD PHILOSOPHICAL 90CIETY.-At the last 5 meeting of the Bradford Philosophical Society, eighteen 51: new members were eetd making 1612 in the whole, be. sides several honorary members, among whom are Sir J. it2. Herschel], Prof. Airy, Dr. Faraday, Sir David Brewster, 13 and Prof. Setlgwick. Lord Alorpeth's name was announced ' at the meeting, in February, as a candidate, and was re. Ott ...

... i My FRiENDs,-May be you are anxious that } woulu should proceed 'with my narrative-0o am LI My cwlar ...

... ?? W. ISARTIST'ABETING. last, the Clarhtists of this 'Xlaicb hel4 meetionk'at their large iroom, in All nts' OperX t~o take itto donsider9tiqni' the position which' they are plaee, and tl~ndnot of some of their leaders, sn recent .sons, -especially the 'proeeedinass at fle ?? As sizes, 'in the proseeu- Nn of~. O'.Connor.- Mr. M[ansfield was -called to the chair. TheCHAslnxAX, in opening the ...

... THE NORTHERN -SAR. SATUbD.AY, MARCH 21, i100. ' THE WH-HS AND THEIR SERIM5W.' --ROSECUTONS. .- : THE AiTMoit-GENERAL ?? l easee n reFer- ence to the rrks made by Mr. O'CeNNoit on the dastardly aonductof his Government,itant daring to bring him upfer judgment, ontheconviotion btained against bim -by their trumpery proseciitionqf last years to take mighty credit to bimself and his, ...

... I , ,0 A istellanous Kitetliiyeice. I NOVEL ENCLOSURE BV POST.-A respectable tying, tradesman in Hull received a few days ago, by post, West a package containing 2,500 needles. The charge for Lord- postage amounted only to Is. 4d. DRW1S3URY.-General Sir Charles Napier, nriler K.C.B. commander of the Northern District of Eng- land, visited Dewsbury cloth-hall, a few days ago, rder preparatory ...

... LEEDS: SATURDAYL MARCH 21, 1840. Mr. Justie Coleridge left York yesterday morning for I eanacster.I TuaQItIEEN heldri Levee on Wednesday, at St. Jarnes's Palace, which was numerously attended. The Lord Mayor! of York, and Mr. Elaley, Recorder of that city, had the tionour of being presented to her majesty. A great num- ber of Congratulatory addresses were presented. After the bevee, her ?? ...

... I - . - Presented to the Directors by Messrs. Walker and Burgesl a engineers in chief, and Mr. Timperley, resident engineer. .February 20th, 1840:- The progress that has been mode in the works since your last aeenal meeting, may perhaps be best understood by briefly describing their present state. Commencing at the Hull terminus, the principal offices, warchouses, elugine.hortse and workshops ...

... -- ==------I (Torresponbence.I TO 7eIFE LDIToit OF THI,, HULL PACKET. SIR,-Abotit three weeks ago the friends of the I-ull Town Missionaty Society held a meeting in Fish-street Chapel. I was not present at that meeting, but I have been informed that certain statements were made in tile couise of the proceedings the tendency of which wats to produce a very erroneous impression upon the public ...

... IfN.IVERSARY DINNER OF THE S~, {,IBla=T CZ-go. o gn ondiayoevl'ng last, tli- anniversary dinner to 0abrato the brilhdayisot the6i'ela William Cobbett, g.P for Olfba6s, ?? place at the Crown and Anchor faveii. Strand; John litlden, Req., M.P., the Into per. CobbetV's. frlenid-na colle h-in the chair. At ds o'clocki between seventy-and eighty gentlemen sat to dinner. The Chairman Vae supported ...

... TO THE WOKIN pEOPLE. IMY FRIENDS;,-O! caus has suffered more damage 'fresjn the treachery' end Witrlon :of ur pretimled friends, than from tbe wile iio which the rney- General, in his lea capat od' brig to bear ?? ?? and.hr. Fen MoIes xecent boast in the ROuseof Commoa6s of the umber of prosecutions institated and convictions obtained AglAt the Charo tists, his ?? of tlie Jitesj;, d assuranic ...

... - ?? - i i . Trarfetteo. A GLASGOW BUILDPm, for two-and-a-half acres of land required by the Edinburgh and Glasgow Rail- way CorPany, claimed 424,000 ! . and a Jury, after two days trial, awarded £1,054 in fall.! A GnNERAL .WISn.-A correspondent of the Times of Friday expresses a, wish to which there will be .ageneial amen:- As to tht Ornes, I should likieto seae e~qcrte flled with heAm, ...