... RIULWIAY ZNTEL!IGENCE. GiRAT WESTmRN RAiLWAY.-A letter in the Timeg says-- Unless the reportasof the lasit fatal accident on this rail - way were fallacious, a promise was made by the directors that, they would in future canse an 'empty carriage to be placed be- tween the engine and the first passenger-carriage. I have lately made threejourneys on this railway, and have. net found any schs ...

... ?? ZNTELL.ZavNcm. iFRANCE. -Louis Philippe is to open the ChIL in person with a speech from the throne. On Surday the King of the Ftrench was busily engagedL in receiving at the Tuileries the usual complimentaryl addresses from the various departments of the State. One of the Paris papers states that great discontent, has prevailed of late among the soldidrs'of th6e Mfieip l Guard of Puiis. ...

... SIJR ROBERT PEEL'S GREAT MEASURES. TUraR can be little doubtlbut b that Sii Robert Ped would rather have his measures described by his opponents than by his ?? former are ihclined to admit that ,he has advanced a little -in the right path, and to hope 'still betterthings from him in future: the latter are either -cruelly candid or sillily apologetie. The very flattering descriptions of his ...

... *fofttiaI ttj.- InHE W.Ai PkiakY..Jt as. noti't6T the while o'any person who pretends to speak iW the caine of 1the Liberal party of this country, to treat seieously the accusation' of seeking'to embroil this empire in a war-least of all in!a war' ?? no ether ostensible motive than to embarrass the course of'jpolitical opponents, The external difficulties in the way of 'giving'effect toe ~peac ...

... D SO#4:IZ o A GUo@tS . * -, Thee men were ?? Coate, near Deiies, who, amongst rtiem,'had been married no lese than eteren times., : Why is a man looking for the philosopher's stone, like Xep- tune?, Cos he's a sea-king (seeklng) wet never ?? * An, oege4 ghost,-.nt .Gilcomiston, near Aberdeen, which fri7htened two poor girls into Insanity, has (as was of course to ,be expected) been discovered ...

... ?? 3rnhtnha :;'BacsiXtluG~l,' ' estdu -'rh Ati-Coris lavi iXaue| Shad ia'st night argrand 'Anti-Coin-law:festival; athepon^ bhalL The .viiiters ainiiditedu tgil2(i or I ?? .Sehojlefield' M.P.j occupied the ?? ittincpaL: supporters, Mr. Cobden i-.P,MP1Mr. L2.9Pdi Lavr*n.eie.eywtSorfth, Mr. John Bright, ofltbohdsla ;mr. Brooq-s, of6fAljnh*es-- ter; Mr. Muets, M.:P. * Mi. Bttsi 8the'lev Iiwh ...

... - t 01tO .O- -- SATURDAY, JANUIAl r 7, 1843. T he commenceitent of ea 'nen year is generally regarded ly Jour-nalists as an appropriate period for returningthaznhks 'fer th'past and setting fiorth titein' iztentions as,'to' te future. TVe former -we do very heartily, for ashare of patrona ge and support truly gratifying and enco?4r419gl i and, as regards thefuture, we can only say that e ...

... DO!:XSTW ZNTXZiSR--- NG-- PUBLIC ]i;XCO1MUMNICATION-r PoxM TRLE CIUROH.-A scene, h1appilyi says a, correspondent, of, rare orcinrence in the present day, took place in the parish cliurch, of Me1ssing, in this counrty, on Srunay, the 25th1 ult. D~urina d]ivine sei'ice tleg rector ;cailed from the congr~tegationl a young man anid womlanl, a nd, in the presence of all those fissembled, expelled ...

... ouncil NIriotol gotuR4 I lb MONDAY, Jan. 2, 1843. A meeting of the Council was convened this day for the transaction of the follo.vipg business. There was a nume. rous attendance of oemubers. The MAYOn, in taking his seat, briefly thanked the house for the high honour they had &inferred upon him in electing him to the mayoralty, the duties of which he would eadea.. Your to oerforos faithfully ...

... __ ?cIf?e. t rv lnn tavlelr, arid-pis not ye ~Untl tis'fetie (legnti pile a~tqiund thine -ey e. h of aiWinaflhaude, idd~pridu of Th~lutowe'nnd thme wieifen iahde.- GoWnat from hence, before thou see thy fill, Shw owethgorosaygeideele Adgoous paved tonethwatoeaveni and fame. | A Appeal,' for the Restoration of St. Mary, ]ledcliffe, 'has just been issued by the vicar, churchW, rdens, and: ...

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... Bristol Church MissiBonary association On Thursday morning, a Special General Meeting of the Subscribers to the above Society was held in the large room at the Victoria Rooms, and was numerously attended. CHARLES PeNN)BYr Esq., was called to the chair; and after prayers had been read, Thle CisAInR3AN said, they were met together upon a most interesting occasion; not on the anniversary of ?? ...