... s NEW POUT, A,'L'RDAY, JUNE 12, 184 1. The have succeeded in preventing a public ,|rtSl'Mt pa ',e alional indictincnt against tliem in the 'hat ,^c»r majority of one, and blindly l,IU:il,s vvhe a,lgPr «s past, just as the foolish ostiich •'smp,. i, 11 ',as thrust its bead into a bush, that the ' ...

... Among other places in Birmingham visited by the Chelten- ham lcetotallers on Monday, was the papier machee manufac- tory of Messrs. Jennings and Beitcridge. Here, says the Cheltenham Examiner, we were particularly struck by one of the artistes, who, in the most ofl-handed maimer, was giving the finishing touch to a beautiful group of flowers, and forming the golden sunlight, so frequently ...

... Doe, d. the Dale of JJeat/forl, v. NeelJ. This was an action of ejectment, which was tried before Mr Justice Wightman at Salisbury during th; last Wilts assizes, when the jury, in accordance with the direction of the learned judge, found a verdict for the lessor of the plaintiff- It appeared that the land for which the ejectment was brought had been com- prised, in the defendant's opinion at ...

... (Abridged from the rVigan Gazelle.) On Saturday evening last, during the confirmation held at St Thomas's Church, Ashtou, near Wigau, a very serious event took place, and which arose from a momentary unfounded report in the western gallery that it was giving way. This was about half past six o'clo.-k, -it wliieli lime the Bishop b id just con- cluded confirming the females, when a crack was ...

... 8BUISTO~M VoXOZ:C o. To the Electors of nristol. The landowners may be dividtle intO those wvho cultivate their olansethose w rent land under them, and the greatladil- lweieands, teos* wblielofhmwfod thsuoe all Aouseoldf lords on whose lands houses a5' btilt 'Indtls sve ouseholes ,s-e landhlderi' to a certalO cuteut, in which are included t, inufactori.sy sipirrlitod' yards, &f . The clergy ...

... NESWS 01? TlEM WI*EEK. 1' iN 'IONS lilt' ill AuNts stir. -'l'ile result of tie ills- to - eel is' ttir Hi/si r Itils Nss-Ciiioletiee soatlisi los s'tifot'si'il iso Alilsisiri's tii lisi'trsiia I' t'e'eiiltsillerstit their liiisisi'ial aliry. is ii lli'?i 5' ?? liii iil?i5lii? a?l ii? sal Its the call- 4555.'' try. It ss sv ilisi rn' laissil itilelisilel tis litiag firsuassi tim Ii-eissi''ii on ...

... No:i-1N TRlUSI(N 1: TND. Alt sie n'~l \cc'!,iy'I - cnllitt'' Cc' ':1cc; 'icen the 'M1c i clii cccii, ccciii t ltr, cit, ill tic'> ,1 1 ?? i'tectc 5~ . '1ccii.cirlccri I cicccicccl It te P ~1 O ci c A 1, yicillit ?? llc I I, ei C!,rl ccl ?? ccc ccci. or cc;, tic tiereccl!''. ii lt'lciit ie cre Ilit' ('tll Cclcti.t 1 . Iit -Cuccc.c Pitel t!hu the ;4ri'tli P2Ccc icci tue ('ticetirl i' ,iictiiit ...

... FRANCE. The Paris papers of Saturday contain no news Of import- ance. The session was understood tohe closed by the Chain- ber of Deputies on Friday, on which day, also, the public proceedings in the case of the regicide Darminet andhis ?? accused were concluded before the Court of Peits. The peers were in deliberation the ?? of* Bawd but the judgment was not given before six o'lock' 'Bioly On ...

... We notice, with sincere regret, the sudden death of this distinguished painter. The friends of Art throughout the world will sympathise with his countrymen in the loss they have sustained-an irreparable loss to the English school. Sir David had been for nearly a year absent from England. He travelled, with Mr Woodburne, through Germany to the East; stayed a short time at Constantinople; ...

... LO)YAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The following communications were read at the meeting on Monday From Mr. Byrne, Repeal Warden, St. Mary's, Donny- brook, seven shillings. From Mr. Bourke, Repeal Warden, St. Mary's, Dublin, eight shillings. Huddersfield, England, Mr. 3 Mooney, Repeal Warden, Longwood-house.- Enclosed you have a post-office order for 1R. 14s. 7d., and the names of twenty ...

... COMMEMORATION AT OXFORD-VISIT OF HIlS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT. I . -- - OXFORD, TUESDAY NIGHT, Ju1aE 15.-Thecommerno- ration of the foundeis and benefactors of the University of Oxford was celebrated this day, and, althlcugl it seas net a triennial celebration, yet the circumstance of his Royal Highness Prince Albert having selected itas the occasion of his first visit to that ancient ...

... MrEnRCURY OrFC.E, FOurt o7Ct.ocR. (Fror; our Special Correspwnoadmi) LoNDoV, SATURIDAY EVF-.tSr,. Tle reasoin fior the meeting of thd Comum0ons to- I4y WaS to ?? up against Thiursdlay nexrt, on which dily the prorogirtiuin will positively taik1e place. T'te insubordinaition maniieisted by 'MIr Robert Gor- lon, one nf tile SecretntliLs to tile 'rronsury, on tLI0 recent introduction of tle fece ...