... ANOf'R'T MI IDLANID l WIllA ?? The F ebruary hlalf-yearly general meeting of the court of proprietors of this railway was held on Friday last, i Feb. 24, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the railway station, Leeds. Wm. LEA PE'I Ni.VTOS', Esq., Chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. T1he attendance of shareholders was numerous. Mr. FRosr, the secretary, read tile advertisement con- vening ...

... ,I DOJB'rtFUL. .Mr. Martin, oft Galiway, enterel thle prevent Pa. liaiuent as n Wfjii; bitt he atlisen ted hliiiis(l2ftle in ti, division oi the aneiilniielit of Sir It. 'eel, whi Upset the Whig goverNn'ielit. Tlhis was itot (oiiei'cd at by those who remceliei'lel thaet t ion,. gentlemalil had skulked ill like innaiii p Ill tlnt S peaker's election in lsl35, vhichl devie i t fate of Sir Robert ...

... ;'ASl .IBIBUJONV TREATY AGA IA. NIiALR MCAGAZINE.-CONMNUED rRog 1 15'IoiN'in CHHONII2LE OF yEsI-EiEtflAy. t's11u3 the tli1loiii'it'ic dNt~iSOiiS ulbout the renewal j,ly j5 treaty of' 1794. TilO British Oinisfitry were '-eiew tint Witt'y, which1 bad Proved miost biens- ,o tile Uuit-d States JetierboiL wats deterinetid it 1, I1,t be rlijewv i'd Iitild thle ground whiiji'fiie took ii I, Tihct ...

... I IIti l,, ;(v-AJA (JNI ?? TO TIIE EDITRo 01F TlIEE T)ER 1 t1 SlltIit 'i Af Sir-A correspionitlenit of the Rporlter iD thie last week's 1- publication, assuming the signiature of ilelieds,'' in . order I suppose tiht hlis effusion may live mnore weight with tile public than it would have hlad had be, appended his own name to it, ?? tbouight fit in a few reiarks he lias made on PhreIll ...

... iuIOUSES OF'.PARLIAMENTA. I I it is carions to observe Whiat extensive alterations have taken place in thle House of Conmons owiing to the innmer- outs petitions, acceptances of ollice, and deaths, which have occurred since the last general election. It ?? that the following gent lenien, w]io were not returned at the nmeeting of Parliaument in August, 1841, now have seats in tile house- BarrOn ...

... : = - = - . . . . - - - D)IVBY 1'PROTE7'ST'ANT' OI'L],A 'J'IVE' A SSOCIA 'IO1Y. On1 Friday evening last, a second Lecture onl 'I'l IJe!slits,` was given by J. DA~oEsql., of London, to tlr tmremrbers and friends of this Association, Iinl the Mlechianic! ILecture lHall, Derby. Thle chair was taken at S1 o'clocl. by tire Rev. Ii. MACKLINs, who brielly opened thre niiit'i-ti which ws as ...

... jAjLj.ejAjL,,.LN'7lAjjl INTELLIGENCE, I I fIrOUSE O1 LORODS, TuESDAY, Feb. 21. hbte Marquis of CJ.IrNEIC.l[IDE itioed thle appoilitilment of a committee to inquire into tile progress made in tile erection of the lcew houses of parliaineat. The motion was agreed to, and the committee appointed, TIlUltSDAY, Fis. 23. TItE ?? OF SCOTIIANII. Lord C'AailElItullisked whether it was the iutention of ...

... I rI/S(z,'E LACLIAN'IO US I e Thie Queen Iielad a (Joart on Friday, at. Bueltingham - Palace, at wlual Bairon tie 1 loge!, Wurtensburg Minister, c had Uln audience, oil illS returlit ftier teumporary leave of Iabsence; tile B3aronl was siibseaaliantly introduced to his e Royal Highness Prince Allierl.iler MIaJesty also btold a ?? Connail, wbichl was attenlded by lncaily all tile Cabinet ...

... IMPERIALPARLIAMENT I HOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDitY. The Duke of BUCCLEUCH presented a pettibn from Staffordshire against the union of the sees of Si. Asaph sad Bangor. The Earl of BANDON presented petitticII from Bandon and other places in Ireland, praying for an alteration of the Irish poor-laws. Lord REDESDALE presented a petition from Launces- ton, complaining of the operation of the Poor-law ...

... D)ERBY 'MERCURiY. l II'JD.A'DiS]1SDA', T-lucii 1, 18 13. ?? Parliatneitary proceedinigs of the past week are too unimportant to demand special observation. We nre, glad to cIC that our representative 31r COIVILal hns given notice of his intention to propose in Comimittec U Vety important clause in MIr. LiDm)r.i.'s lill ' For tile better prevention of the fraudlulent Personation of 'Voters at ...

... From Mie LONDON GAZE TTE, - TUES)DAY, Fet,. 21. BAINKICitUP'TS. J. StiAUNTON, Lowestofl, Stuiffl1l, victoaller, March 4, April 4, at lBasingltall-strect, Sols,, Messrs. Sharp and Co., Bedford-row, Lonldon; oflicial asig., Mr. W hitmore, Basing- at teat, ill. OXB()IIRO W, Stick port, pawnbroker, Marci 2, 31, at hasinglialI-street. Sol, MI r. Ashurst, ?? 1lipsitd ; of(ilial assig., Air. Gi nlm, ...

... TIlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TVWRJ)NESDAY, MARCH 1, 1843. In the HousE of LORDS lant night Lord CAMPBELL Inquired if the Government intended to bring in a bill to settle the question of non-intrusion. Lord WIHARNCLIPFP referred to the letter addressed to to the Moderator of the General Assembly, and signed by Sir JAMZS GRAHAM. Lord BROUGeHAM inquired if the Government had re- ceived any ...