... DRE'AJUL IXPL S1ON.'. I AT WALTHAM-ABBEY POWDER MILL. I SaVEIS LIVES LOPT. n On Thursday, one of those mournful accidents occurred re which have from time to time taken place at every gun- e powder inanufactory, and which has in this hleuuica . e unhappily hurried seven ulIfortulnatO fellow-boings into Laeli rty. i ar toe glnupowder mills at Waltham-Abbey are twelve oe miles distant from ...

... Ute CbpflnI jeutul DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1843. HOW WE ARE LEGISLATED FOR. We who live in Ireland ought to be the most happy of created people. There is no country under hea. ven which has the advantage of so many friends-to advise and counsel. Those who care nothing for us feel bound to give us their advice-those who expect to make anything out of us, of course feel impelled to do the ...

... I FREEMAN'S VORRESPONDENO.I I THE DISTRESSED IRISH IN PAISLEY loTBEfOTOR OF TRZ FREE1 AX. : Paisley, 4th April, l ds43. SIRHaving befriended, as you have done, my oppressed people-for which good work I have thanked you, and thank you again-you will feel pleasure, I am Sure, in re- publishing the paragraphs bearing upon the ?? of the Irish from relief in Paisley, which you will find in the ...

... CORPORATION. %FTI eleet of h ton council was yea- ~wOe. .I wilmgm~styeet. I The 11us ?? House, NY ?? Ent held at bt e. Cthe Assi MAYOR in the chair. regl Th lgh Ifodifficul y that a house could be pro. real Wit mch',lok before business conimeuced. the Clerk rnea a letter from Mbr. J~integion, seore- hn te Clr rs anoncn that a vacrancy had whi ~ pli0~ n h punn gave noice thatupon the next day. ...

... II ' ROYAL- DUBT4N, SOCIV.T . To TiE EDITOR o0 THE pUBLIN VI;eNsNo MAIL; SIRa-In your publication of IMideay,' the 14th instant, there appeared a letter addressed to you, signed a 3. L. Naper, :'and appended thereto, a document styled a memo- riaL To the Counoil and. Members of the Royal Dublin Soc'ety, dated 29th of 1March, 1843, and bearing the joint signatures of Leinster, and. J. L. ...

... THE AztNTZ-CORN-LAW LEADUE. The ?? meeting of the Anti-Corn-law League was held on Wednesday evening, at Drury-lane Theatre. Notwith- standing the eauny attractions at this season, to withdraw men for a timefronn their more seriousavocations, it was evident that no effect of ?? description had been produced on the minds of those who leave wedded themselvesin heart and spicrt'tothe ad- ...

... On Tuesday evening, pursuant to notice circulated thrnughout the above-namced trade, upwards of 2000 of its members met at the Crown and Anchor Teverci, for the purpose of hearing a re- port of the committee tn take into consideration the best mneanis to be adopted in reference to a bill now lying befo~re Parlbamenit to incorpocate a new company, calling theinselves5 the British Watch and ...

... .E, ~.flQU A XM :MT., E I Perhaps the folpf~g09 jeqqar9 quakes, ,experl~uced In: this ?? ~ O ,~a not be uninteresting .~t rs~oet~hI~I,tWO. 4 ! thi recent .aiqikpwic sv'eqq h'4~ o i I a eujs~'f~f~n 4cq~e.evjoqq Qkhoiie 4Beeoe 06- O Frilddy nightbat 1:~~if HI o'clock; sevetal parts of' this' town, Werb griatly'ailajomd With solD: a slight Shoekvu an earthquake Cparticubrlar that iap~,'rkbfi Iot~ ...

... *ITOUSF: OF COMMONS, WPDflSDAY. T'here being only 30 Members present at four o'clocli, the 1Iouso stood adjourned until to-morrow (Thursday). ...

... BANBURY, APRIL 0. On the 3d inst. was married Mr. George Armitt, butcher, of Banbury, to Miss Whitlock, of Witney. DiED.-On the 24th ult: Miss Elizabeth Brabant, of Blox- hlam, aged 66 ?? the 29th ult. at Farthinghle, Saral Louisa, daughter of Mr. Thomas George, aged 11 years. LUcrunEs.-On Thursday evening last Mrs. C. L. BalfoAr delivered a most interesting and valuable lecture on the Intel ...

... THE C0 MET. TO TIE EDITOR OF THE LONDON SUTN. SMR,-_ have reason to believe that the present great comet has a period of 257. years, but that owing to the comparative smallness of the nucleus it suffers extensive perturbations by the large planets, and that it has on this occasion been retarded some two Years or more. It wvas seen, however,, on the last occasion, in the sign pisces, whefrein ...

... YORIKSHIRE NEWSPAPERS. 0SlI.AL RETURN OF STAMPS issued from the Stamp Oflce to Newspapersj during the six months (27 weeks) from July to December, 1842 Stamps vekW Advertise- received veer- mert within Six a Duties Months, age. pad X.s. d. LEEDS 4 .RCURY 252,000 9,333 465 15 0 Leeds Intelligencer .. 68,500 2,537 262 16 (3 Leeds Times ?? 78,000 2,889 82 16 0 Leeds Conservative jonmnal ?? 12,000 ...