... INTEES~iG METING AT THE PUBLIC IN ROOMST ON THEE SUBJECT\ OF EARLY I I CLOSING OF SHOPS. other Trao moat nunraron ly attende meeting wee rernrmboer to no0 hon sena the Pulies I toomngrrott-strect, %was held on ?? evening last, ito discuss the propriety of assisting In, OhOi'5 fuctheranrco of tho sattemipt of tbe litter, drapers' asslsantoo Of in f t ull to procure an early cessioldon. from lbu ...

... 1 LHOUSE. OF 'LORDS. MONDAsy, A4pri 1. in reply to a quviestio from the Earl of IIALMESBUJRY, Thle Earl of RIPON sald that A sufficienit force had been sentl to New Zealand to answer the purpoesr of protectiou; ta saed Captalfn Fitzroy was entrusted with powers auolitelrt to delterminel questiunls between the settlers ansd thre natives. in reply to a riuestlon from Lord BEAUMONT, Tito Earl or ...

... LOCAL AND TROVI CIAL.I Kist Yonic.- The, TorX-44reki~re. ;Pnr1i.L0f tpg Imsasuhce Coatpany. 'Thst ~qllpyoan held i4. anioall anfteutn i at the, office, St. Wea~t*~t trk- 'Wintim -1 woo a numeroumsat osty~Itf..Tiiaa re. Esq.. was ratted tb tbeeblak. te4!WIlqhk~kV 15kOpt:Aud We?~ exhibiting, the buslne~sa lb 'pkha ,bffl t-WaQaeWG fov-tbe ?? prietorawas.aninoumpld.,- Thill olbomhllV1 9b1t11 ceeds ...

... er THE opposition to tlte Bill for effecting the erection to of two New Dobks iln Iill is being cairied tin, we finld lie with great vigoeir, thoulgh without the slightest prospect, it is gritifyiig to learn, of defeating a measure that will ot prove in all respects so betielicial to the town, or evetl IY altering any of its details that are of the slightest ot moment. As another specimen of ...

... EXTRAvAGAsNCE-Mrs. Barger of Peterborough Md., about eighteen months ago was safely delivered of three fine children, and the same lady last month presented her husband with four healthy children at a birth. Seven children in eighteen months 1! iiddleton valley moust have a soil so fertile that married folks will be afraid to re'sidc there in these hard ?? York Sun. SPAIN has again lapsed into ...

... TTHE NEW- LAW APPOINTMENTS. he Late on SetUrday evening Sir Frederick Pollock received te an omeil iottm til of hia appalltment to the otice of Lord to Chief Baron of tlre Exchequer; Sir William Foll t of his A od ippolatmatto lie Aflorame aooeral a id Mr. Theelger to _ Vty be Solicilor General. [y.,The first tvwa of the above announcements (says the a tnt ?? terald) bavr 6beenanticipated as ...

... I M P%-Ii' -I>PA- R -I :Mt7.: ROUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 19. Bu - DISSENTERS' CHAPELS BIL Ch Lord CAMPBELL 'inquired whetber it 'was the intention of his Noble and Le~ned Friend on'the Woolosatk tonsove the second reading oflthe Dissenters'ChapelS pill on Thursday next? The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that: wheu be fixed on Thurs- It day for the second reading of the bill, he forgot that would be ...

... 3~ £alero antr orrepeonlnto. I. WILLIAn Ross. BRADFOED;--His poetry is not suffi- ciestly peetical. A LOOlEEB On, POTTERTES-We have no room. J. K. SMITH, ASHTOX.uNInER-LYNE.-We know of no law to prevent his friends rciing the report of the Lancaster Trials, so lung as they do not attempt to perform as players in an unliceneet theatre. BY- the-by we should think whoever enacta the part of Baron ...

... Olprliot 3bitell(qence. ?? ?? .g a BRIGH'ONT.-A special general nieeting was held ,cry at the Cap of Liberty, on Sunday evening last, Mr. blie Rtoser in the chair. Mr. Page nominated and Mr. rave Naylor seconded Feargus O'Connor, Eoq., Thomas M. rcai- Wheeler, Philip MGrath, Henry Ross, and Thomas Clask as fit and proper persons to serve as the Extecu- -A tive National Charter Assceistiou. The ...

... I LONDON, THustuDAY MORNING. . An article from the Journal *les Debats of Tuesday announces the construction of a new and very a formidable ?? against tile prcsent Cabilet of France. This precious alliance, which embraces all sections of the opposition, is to break ground on Friday (this day) it the Chamber of Deputies, by a motion for impeaehmettt igaitast M. Guizot aud his colleigues r of ...

... Li Itt LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. ri is, Ameaiiza.-United States.-We have in. *. telligence from New York by the packet-ship Virginian, to arrived at Liverpool on Monday. Sho bringa papers to o the 11thi ult., but they are barren of any interesting i' of news. All sorts of names Lire mentioned as successors s to of the deceased cabinet officers, but that nothing has r; n) been fixed upoi. fhe ...

... OPENING OF ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, HULL. Tuep opening of this new Church for public ?? Iog 11took place yesterday,, when a Ilargo concourse of clergy tlieI ?11 oid -laity, enibracing inost of the leadinig families of his dI le the place, aesensliled to participate itt the sele0ltsirrvtces ofI 51of thle occasion, that ?? Before, however, relating the interestinig proceedings, wVO5, ofwnoul ...