... I TheLONDON GAZETTE ofFRIDAY, Mfarch 10.1 Th od WHITEHALI, 'IARCIC6.. Th odChancellor has appointed William Helthering- ton, of Liverpool, in the county of Lanucaster, Gent., to be a Master extraordunary in tff High Court of Chancery. WAR-OFFICE, MARtCH 10. 4t11 Rtgitenat of Dragoon Gsiards-Lieuterfant Mildmay Clerk to be Captain, by- potrvlsoe; vice Harper, whlo retires; co-net Hienry .toin ...

... THIRD DAY. The committee assembled on Saturday at eleven o'clock. Charles Buller, Esq., chairman. William Kelly was called, and re-examined by Mr. Tal- bot: I am about thirty-four years of' age. Previous to my marriage I owed £700, and in order to discharge that debt I rised the sum by mortgaging a property of £l35 a year, left me by my father. I was a tenant for life, and paid £10 per cent. ...

... I The LOND ON GAZETTAoJ TUESDAY, MllarchI14. I 6.-I DIVIDENDS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Jonllano Worrey, of a, Beeclh-strvet, Barlbimn, Cil., bookseller, Akpril 13, nt twelve-Alvaro Da Camara and Julio Da Cainara, of Old IBroaiitrseet, City, and Xcadcira, Portugal, wine merchants, April 4, at hailf-past eleven. lIn the Country. Henry Pitt, of Selby, Yorksillre, vinuc merehlint, ...

... HOUSES OF PARL IAME.1JENT An account of the total amount voted for the huildirg of tle new Houses of Parliament,stating the date o: thIe fe'al votes, the amount voted, and whether expended or 'o! together with an estimate of the further saumn thort vi.l tF required to complete the buildings. VOTES. Session 1833 . , l:O,'Il t - 1837 . . 8ttI I - 1838 .. ...

... CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MR. ROWLAND HILL AND SIR ft. PEEL. Bayswater, Sept. 27, 1842. Sir-As first Lord of the Treasury, you are, I presume, aware that I am no longer in employment under that board, and that the reason which has been given me for the dis. continuance of my services is, that the time has arrived at which my further assistance may safely be dispensed with. After much ...

... THTE IViEST11INST'ER REFORM SOCIETY. eg THlE REPEAL OF THE CORN-LAWVS, AND) THE d, REGISTRATION OF VOTERS' BILL' ie A numerous meeiting of the members of the Westminster er Reform Societ~y was field at Stannard's Hotel, Charles- 'd street, Covent-giurdece, for the purpose of takling into con- [it sideration the propriety of petitioning tile House of Coal- Y8 amoos for the total repcial of ...

... ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 6. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Tle PAcha departed from Alexandria on the 27th ult,, to resume the inspection of the agricultural improvements in the Delta, preceded by one day by Said Pacha. Ibrahim Pacha is still in the Behira, similarly occupied, and its per- haps mainly to the example thus given of personal super- intendence, which the principal officers of the court who ...

... TIHE ASHIBURTON 'J'REATY-AGAIN. [cONTINUIID FROM THE MORNING CHRONICLE OF YE5TZHDAY.3 Welnowcome to the subjectof LordAsebburton. itis idle to suppose that no better informtation could be obtaiuel than Mr. Featlierstonhaugh describes il his supplemlent. lie says:- Shortly aoler the departare of Lord Ashburton, al ancient map, which had apparently been hid away for near sixty years, WaL3 ...

... EREFU BLISHED PROK A PAPER VU BLISHED IN' INDIA.] About a hundred and eighty miles to the north-westwar of' iombay, there stands upon the sea coast, nearly at the southern extremity of the peninsula of Guzerat, a Hindoo temple, dedicated to Somnath, or the Lord of the Mloon, one of the names of Siva, the Destroyer. In ancient times this was a place of considerable resort for pilgrims from all ...

... MATRIMONIAL INTELLIGENCE I [FROM A CORRREPONDENT.1 The carnival is kept in Ireland, in an Irish way, that is to say, by matrimonial adventures and engagements. Up to the very moment, which denotes the commencement of the Black Fast, they marry and aregiven in marriage. For a fortnight before Lent, no widow's son, no thrifty farmer's daughter, is safe. If a young girl has a dowry of twenty ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY, ATHLONE ELECTION COMMITTEE. The Sergeant-at-Arms appeared at the bar of the house and reported that, in pursuance of the order of the Speaker, the honou rable and gallant member for South Nottingham- shire (Colonel Rolleston) was now in his custody. Mr. HENRY BARING said he had had an interview with the honourable and gallant member, who had ex- pressedhis sincere ...

... -46- DUBLIN, MARCH 23. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) RESISTANCE TO THE POOR-RATS. The following letter from Waterlord reached me thiis morning:- Waterford, Wednesday evening, balf-past five. The carmpaign against Gaultier commenced yesterday morning. A troop of Hussara, a company of Infantry, and ibout. 150 police stole a march at fou Jn the Morning on the recusants, and after journeying ...