... 'LI incohisbire NeWs. A portable six--horse-power steam thrashing-machine, constructed by Mr. W. Howden, wvas exhibited at Boston son XWednesday week, iii Wide Bargate; a waggon load of mown wheat, in bad condition, was thrashed out, averaging six quarters per hour. The machine is sold, and another is in course nf construction. UTILE DULCi.-Mr. John James, farmer, of Buttesford, near Belvoir ...

... lzbe O'jurd). INSULTS TO THE1 CLERtGY.-The Rev. Dr. Molesworbh, vicar of Roclidale, has iaddressed a letter to the editor of a magazine in connexion with the church, in which he comi- plains of the systematic plan pursued by the government, to insnlt and degrade the clergy. Under the old registration, he says, when tlle clergy kept tie registcrs, returns wsere made by them gratuitously and ...

... HULL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1841. .5,- V THE STADE DUTIES IN alluding to the Stade Duties, a few weeks back, we expressed our opinion, that the presenit government would not let the matter rest, but would press a settlement of the question on the Hanoverian government, and that with a much better prospect of success than could he expected by a cabinet, connected with some of the bitterest ...

... The accounts from the electoral districts in Ireland are favourable to the Conservative cause, We have already gained six seats in that country, and lost only one; and we are likely to gain two more in Dublin county; one in WX ick- low, anld one in Carlow county. At the close of the second day's po1l for the county of Dublin, the numbers WeIe. llanilton), 71G; Taylor, 709; Brabazon, 602 ; yvan ...

... I C f'JlT ellfenct. (OXiORD, JUNE 9--A congregaltioll wvas thlis (lay Ihold', wheI ho f tollowinglegrecs were conferred:--DXL_ T. B. Fooks, New . AI.. LA-j L. Thompson, F. C )unrtLo y, Rev. II. Ward, Rev. H'. Gosse, and lIt. P. Young, Excter; R!.VC. It. Marttyn, Lincoln ; Rev. '. A. Elchatas, T. Gunner, and J. J. Hogers, Trinity - Rcv. A. Ansley, *G. Ilintun, and I-I. Tripp, worcester; T' ...

... I ..- , . .. Owing to the length of our report of the proceedings at the meeting of' the Railway Company, on Saturday last, we have been obliged to omit our usual summary of news in the third page: we here give the most important features of the domestic and foreign intelligence of the week. DOMESTIC.-The Court is still at Buckiagham Palace. The Queen, Prince Albert, and the Princess Royal con ...

... F REEDOM OF ELEF'CT'ION IN IRELAND. WM called attention, on tie 'Ol1l nit., to the scees of vio- Icitce, outrarc, and bloodniod, which had disgraced ireland durilig the electioll conltsis just enilded. We atiributed themi to the agency of' the priests, on tlhe authority of the correspondenlts cl' London piapers, and of' tho cditors of the local journals; and prompt upon tile moment comes the ...

... 'Vadcket of fiasbionable WE. Lord Francis Egerton has purchased the matsion in which hle now resides in Belgrare..square, Bridgewater House is expected to occupy seven years in rebuildix. Viscount Melbourne has left Melbourne Hall, Derly- shire, for Castle Howard, Yorkshire, oXl a vwia to tluXirl and Countess ef Carlile, who are en'tainifiqyl.er cirsl. THE FAMILY OF THE 1ATE EARL OF, Durs. ...

... ous columns this week contain the record of an event, which unast be regarded as a national calamity, -the de- ctionl of the Grand Storehouse and Armoury, at the staer of London,-with between 150,ouo and 200 000 tall1 of arms, and many trophies of England's victories, ohicli were there deposited. This disastrous occurrence 1ook place in the night between Saturday and Sunday last; and the ...

... N otwNitlitl tlli- l flA . - A 1: - '. _ - t LN m Ithsstaldinlg the prevailing distress, there seems to be a l1ll in the state of affairs just now, iudicattive of a favouraNo change dawninug upon us. The feverish excite- ment of liberalism is giving way to tile caln of conserva- tism ; confidence is returning, and we are persuaded, that we shall soon witness the revival of our trade and ...

... Vrobillfal. I I - . I rat . Cavanagh, the Total Abstinence Man, has at last been detected in his imposture, and is now serving out his imprisonment of three months, with hard labour, in Read- ing Gaol, as a rogue and a vagabond. It was proved that Cavanagh had been detected purchasing some provisions in a chandler's shop. lie was at the time disguised. Dovea, Nov. 24.- There was a most ...

... Probi11tial NEWS. LIVEIrOOL.-A second edition of the Cock-lane Ghos is playing off in Liverpool. An empty house in Juvenile- street, is the scene of the supposed spirit's antics; and here voices have been heard, the bells have been rung, and other a alarming indications have taken plade. The police took r all the bells down, but still there was bell-ringing in the I honse,-and the occurrence ...