... Lord Ashburton’s capitulation. When the treaty of Washington was first made public in this country, carefully analysed the different articles, and showed the extent of the sacrifices to which Ashburton had committed us. Upon the boundary question showed how completely the British negotiator had been over-readied by his more able antagonist. usual, outcry was raised against for presuming to say ...

... Adjournment, at the Shies Hall, in Chelmsford, on TUESDAY, the Fourteenth dsy of February instant, at Ten o'clock in tbe Enrenoon, for the trial of Offenders in Custody, or under Recognizances ; of which all persons concerned are required to take Notice. Dated Bth of February, 1842. PARKER, Clerk of the Peace. ?? Of ESSEX THE Clergy who were not present at the Meeting held yesterday at ...

... the London Tavern. William Marshall, Eaq. M.P., chairman of tho hoard, presided, was sup|K>rted by nearly the whole of bis co-dircetor*. The room was very fully attended by proprietors, and tho proceedings excited the greatest Mr. Boi the secretary, read the report, which announced a progressive improvement in the passenger tmlhc the receipts for half year having exceeded those of the previous ...

... — The Archbishop op Canterbury. Vice-Presidents — The Archbishop op York, the Bishops op the two Provinces, &c. ESTABLISHED in the year 1818, and incorporated in 1828, by Act D George IV., cap. 142, which abolished Church Briefs, and provided for the better collection and application of Voluntary Contributions, for the purpose of Enlarging and Building Churches and Chapels. This Society, from ...

... signed, I hereby convene a MEETING of the Clergy, to be held at Colchester Castle, on MONDAY, 27th inst., at Twelve o'clock precisely, for the purpose of considering the propriety of Petitioning both Houses of Parliament to repeal eo much of an Act passed in the 6th and 7th years of the reign of His late Majesty as proposes to unite in one Bishopric tbe Sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. And I give ...

... AND ELY. ...

... of f- «MSB, hsssf of opinion that the Union of the two Stel of Jit. Asaph and Bangor would be highly injurious „ the diurch in the Principality of North Wales, respect- 0, request that you will convene a MEETING of tbe Clergy 0 f tbe Javfcdeeconry, with a view to the drawing up of a petition to the LeguUtBre against that measure. ROBERT LIDDELL, Vicar of Barking FOLLIOTT BAUGH, Vicar of Great ...

... 800, at Newmarket. RKsoLVKn,—That Mr. William Nice, Mr. IlnmiUKhs, Mr. George Ikibito, Mr William Bryant. Mr. Fisher. Mr. Hunt, Mr. I.tus, Mr. Wool lard, Mr. Thomas Gardiner, Mr. William flails, Mr. Kdward Kro«t, and Mr. 81at r, shall lie Din . tors, and that William Bryant, of Newmarket, shall Tn aaurer, for the year ; and that Messrs. Isaacson and Ciillson,of Newmarket, solicitors, shall tie ...