... SATURDAY. APHII, 29, 18,13. 'In - *ZiYXL I . it^ I-it iI 1,:1, I ti .5 W'illiintu1 Bird lBrodie, Esq., kvho f'or four Parlialiltts has represeited the City (if Salisbury, with a faithlfiulness rdrtly eqpualled, lin Tuesday latst, gaive notice to his c onstitutenits that lit w lil ad teqtil the Chilterti I indretls. lie retfies front pitblic lit, nut only withi the goood opilliol of' all hisi ...

... k115 LATE RO'YAIL HIGHNESS THE DUKE I OF SUSSEX. (f-rom Mke Coutt Circular.) The will of his Roval Highness was read orl Saturday afternoon, at Kensington Palace, in the pre- ser-ce of his Royal Highness the Dukte of Cambridge and of the executors appointed by his late Royal High. ness-ia ,,-leordl Diriorhet3 Colonel 'Evilte, ant llr. ?? thp Cttitrhllc, of his Royal ?? hou1:e- hold. 'Eite Duke ...

... THIE BATTLHEF1HfVDERABAD i' ?? I4I As some 1ispersiong Ilave been Castt on Sit' etteept CTharles Napict bly t.ertaio Indian journals and Correll. branes piondenta, of' thle truth of whichl we entertabled gir'5t tioubts, wve aire hatppy now to state, oji the, authority of' wind. ilt (fvc~r Wvho wat p~resenti, that there wah no Ijui nalion vebI whtevr fr Alel inuriusattacks, whoici the public. ...

... THE QUEEN. All Tihe following bulletin of' bor Majesty's health was Isaued 8a.turday :-. Ito, Bucliinghml'ettnPlae, April 20, 1843, 1), A.M. funl The Queen has aigain slept well, sted continues to go on car jhyotirably. 'flTh infant PrInces IS well, all( JAMIS CL.ARK, NI.D. CeeAaats LococK, M.D. ' ROBECRT FURGIOSON, M.D1. SUe Ijer Royal Highiness the Dutihess of Kenit arrived at the ...

... ACCOUCHEMIENT OF HER MAJESTV. YiBE'tI OrF it PUiINCEE4li BuCOINGWIIAal PALAri, Am, r 11325. This morning, at tbur o'clock, the Queen wnas saitcly 1 delivcr4(t of a Princess. Ie n the roomo with ber tlajesty were his ?? High- l nms Prince Albert, I)r. locoek, and Tilrs. I illy, [ihe monthly nurse anti inl tile roomlis adjoining were tile other medical attceldaats, ')ir Janies Clark and Dr. Eec- ...

... IRELAND, DUBLIN, AnixRi, 29. [lnR)M OUR OWN 00ORISPOND NT.] PIE Itl'~l IN B3RlEAD-EALI, IN CATTLE. Thi Dab!u' ) bkers y iontirdcly riostql tihe priee of t he fo ir w5 p0oi;d h f, lroic 7d1. to 7.,1d. Tere hIILS rctrelil-; t5il t ir It tihvilire iu thIe pl~ec of w li at lit Our Corn Excl; hag, is . cillsed by tileCslhkuasuns of thl soeck, uid 6omo inill'irts rcf i wb Eat li Ld fle iir hiivo bc ...

... LO N O N: AONVDA7', MA~Y 1, 1r43. It WOUld be pitiful nod niggardly to deny, that .illelO hiS neCeSSO11 ti Ofhiee Sir IHUIOJRT PiERL has - E t;;ir -ntS1L-. no 1 e . I liaitlifested, on various oc-asions, a disposition and t determination to sacrifice party considerations C to the puldic g-ood. A part from his peoinliar, merits t or0 ditcots-apati't firoti all discussion of the Illeans I Ihy ...

... A e tingo the rate-payers of the Parish th Ci fPrsa, con~vened by Mr. Batchelor, churchwar. Ctb i.den, was held on Thursday evening, at the Athe. am lie Oteur, Biishop-street, Portsea, to consider the proper Iva If p~urse to adopt in reference to clauses in the Factory for U BilThe Churciovtwaren having been called to the LI a of Chistated that a requisition albenpresented to Vol e- thle ...

... TRDY. AtPIL r 3X. SATURDAY, APRIIL ...

... mbue4ap'0 & gtt0tvbag'0 wiot. FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. II IlT'EIIALL, Avil,. 24. The Queen bas been pleased to constitute and appoint ttle Most Henourable John Marqtiis ot Bate to be her 111ajesty Hligh Connanisioner to tile eneral Assembly of the Church of Scotlaind. tiAlN IiRUt;'l'TS. I'Villamn C'Amptiling, L~ongN l Mrfo~rd SOW kbl, hnLeiel~cr. J.3neph V'artv, St. ItDI tthurCht-yvrd. ...

... HOUSLb 7iF 'OMO-NS. Vn.t AlX ?? i I i,: . , - . M1ONDAY, ANUL 24.1 Sir J. Graham gave notice that on Mlonday next he would state tite athera- tions he intended to propose in the educational clausts of the Factories Bill. He should therefore on that day only propose to go into comnmittee pro ormta, in order to place the House in possession of these alterations. The Chancellor of he Extchcquer ...

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