... Wednesday the third weekly meeting of the Anti. Corn-law League took place it Drury Lane Theatre, Mr Wilson in the chair. The theatre was, as on the former occasions, completely filled with a respectable audience, including a considerable number of ladies. At seven o'clock the Chairman opened the proceedings by apologizing for the want of room, which had pre- vented so many persons from ...

... At the Liverpool Assizes on Tuesday last, one George Robinson, alias Saxon, pleaded Guilty to the charge of having illegally returned from transportation, and when brought up for sentence entered into a long and singular statement, which was listened to by a crowded court with great attention. From this it appeared, that in 1820, being then but eighteen years of age, he had been convicted ...

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

... .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~ ...

... ~ ;. f . La -: - '4 ?? h, wIGA ?? i 0,,l D - iv Pinoar1 Cnuncu ' (laroin O Ia~und last, sel-ctionse A 'sacred nmuslc ware ,erformued in' ?? Church,' hy thei .choir,, at'.tfe m~ornin'g 'adw eieieng syripe, cand ,collections' -vere'tnade in the*behirlf,!,amo p,; to ,¢ ,;8 i3 31 'Iunss.x-.~Pa R~atMonday',evening. laatX,',r.W. A. Pail, .liaer delivered a leo o,; ?? 1 -;ihllbting severiai ,Bkete ?? ...

... The Essex and Suffolk Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday, the 4th of April, at St. Osyth Flag; and on Friday, the 7th, at Hiutlesham Park Gate.-. ch day at half-past 10. The XIIA letter of Professar Henalow is urnavoidably deferedruntil next ieek. Several eomrnunicaldonm have heem optiftedfor want of roam IPSWICR, 3 __ _ ?? Scataday, .fprti', 18g43. It is seldom that a Suffolk Assize has presented ...

... THE CHURHCIL. 0AINSixoROUGIu NEW CHURCH. -Thce Right. Hon. Earl Brownlow has made a second donation of 201. towards the cos- pletion and endowment of the new church. Nor are others behind in the like munifi cent conduct, as in the subscription list we find the following, all, we believe, second ?? Lord Bishop of Lincoln, 251.; the Right Hon. Sir J. Beckett, Bart. 501.; Rev. G. Beckett, Vicar, ...

... MISC ELLANE( 0US. * At Cambridge Assizes, before Mr. Justice C01Pridge, John Frederick Uortlel;ck was sentenced to be transported tor rifteen years, ite for having fired a pistol at his uncle, the Rev. Edmord Mortlock, hye with intent to murder him. A familyimisunderstandisg hald existed he between the parties for a long time past. ,OS on It Wlas stated at the last monthly meeting of the ...

... EMIGRATION.-WHERE TO.-AND HOW TO PROCEED. I IT is well known that we have not been advisers as 3of Emigration. We have not been of those who 5y I 1 have advised the people to forsake the land of doi Itheir birth, to seek in other and (oft-times) inferior eff 3climes, that comfortable living and free position bi rwhich they ought to enjoy AT HOME; and for the ne, tenjoyment and securement of ...

... %oeal ano General 3Enttiience| TI ZME:DS.-HOUSs ROBsERT.-On Sunday even- ti iag last, during the absence of the family at a a; place of worship, the house of Mr. Charles Sharp, shoemaker, Upperhead-row, was entered by means it of skeleton keys; the thieves obtained a silver lever v wateh and some articles of silver plate, but no t ioney. No trace has yet been obtained of the do- v predators. i ...

... TM LONDON GA ZE2'TE qf FRIVA Y, Marck 31. | ST. JAMES'S PALACE, MTARC1! 31. c Oa Saturday the 23th of March, 1843, the new Chapel, J' athckiowbani Palace, wait consecrated by his Grace tbL AtcbbihhPoft Can11terbury, assisted by the Lord Bis9hop of' Ltoodon aod the Lord Bieliop of Norwichk (Clerk of the Closet). A 'ma oldrning Service was raead by the Reverend Dr. Sleuth, le Sub-lIsotu of her ...

... 1 IlCo ieauevr ARB Oorrpaonuentf. i _ _ __I JAMES YOUNG.-Thanksfor his letter; butthe Quaker fool is not worth meddling with. W. H. Ly..- We have no doubtfrom his descrip- lion of the man, that it is Griffin. Cartledge s taltler, and has a lame arm. H. D. GIIFFITHS.- We have not room for his letter on the death of poor Shipley in the Pentonville Hell-hole; but we perfectlty agree with him that ...