... Soiiles alsa Xart. . .. . ?? . . . - .1 - - - - .. PARIs ACADEMY OF SCIENTCS.-SITTINO OF JAY. 0. -Several communications were received of real or imaaginary improvements in railway travelling, with a view to the security of passengers but if we are to judge from what has occurred in the case of thc. Marquis ele Jonifrey, it will be mlonths or even y ears before a report is made upon their ...

... - ?? GOOD LAW FOR THE Glnrl.s.- good old Scottish Parliament, PA Margaret, about 1288, it was I, ye reign of her moist blesait Maj Wa6 oofhbith hith and low ?? speak ye man she likes; gif he -efusee be his wifi he shall be mulet in the o drity ?? or 1s as his estait may I. ,always gief e can miiake it appear that he to: 4nither'womari, then he shall be free. NTuEH I . l H-Iow Dwould y6u ...

... To t1uatro alli . rrteovntelt0 ANOTnER IPILL FOR TiE LEAGUE,-In a recent number of the Belfast Vindicator, in an article headed The past and coming Sessions, the following wholesome truth appears Tile cheap bread question remains as yet undealt with in a manly spirit by the Legislatore and we must say, thet the League, with all their essays .and pamphlets, and £100,000 fund, have scarcely ...

... I The treasurer of the York County Hospital has received the names and subscriptions of Mrs. Fulianibe, of London, and Mr. Henry Browvn, of Davy- gate, York, as annual subscribers of £2 2s. each to that charity. On Friday last the loway Indians, accou1- panied by Mr. Catlin, visited York Minster, inspectingV ilt various architectural beauties, wlicl) excited their greatest astonishment and ...

... - IIMPORT OF WINES AT HULL. TO - THIlE ?? OF THIP, HULL PAcIEIT. Sir,' -Below I send you- account of all wines paid duty on at Hull, for the year ending Saturday, the 28th ult. Tlh6 wines are from 25 different ports, and there- fore I have oil; given you the two principal ports, and the wino has been paid daty by 91 merchants. The total amount of wine paid duty is 152,310 gallons, but 2,853 ...

... ?? lirllbzr 4 an QI;eri al 'Ate, tigic. . l* CAm nIBrDCE Jan. 4.-At a' Cobvocation oden on Tuesday, the following Grace passed the Senate:- To 31point Air Sykes. of Pembroke College, an exartiner 'If the candidates for maehemnatical honours, to the room of r. Stoles, Tholo ?? by Illness. he Reen T. Wordsey, MA., miaster of Downing College. as been elected the office of Christian advocate; and ...

... THE REV. AIR. COURTENAY & THE SURPLICE. Quonsgue lnldein ? Flow long is it to go on I How lo1g is the public patience to be abused by the impertinence of such men ns the llev. Mr. Courtenay, irs those cereniotal absurdities which even his Bishop has been forced to discountenance ? Similar scenes of riot and misrule to those which we have already noticed, but on a targer scale, took place at ...

... nartiot Intelliontre. LONDON. SAzrRON HiLL LocALIrT.-According to announce- ment, a pub]ie meeting was held at Hopkinson's Coffee-house, on Tuesday evening-when it wasre- solved that the Saffron-hill locality be reorganized, and that they meet on Sunday morning for the dis- patch of business. Several new members were enrolled; and the following resolution was unani- mously agre(e to:- That ...

... FEARGUS O'CONNOR AND THE COB- BETTITES. I have received the following letter from Oldham, ;which I shall here insert, and then my reply :_ DEja Siu,-Believing it to be the duty of every sincere lover of truth and justice to males known to his friends ?? reports which may have a tendency to injure his chsa racter or property, a number of friends have requested as to loise no time in informing ...

... I At a meeting of the M.j~yton Comnissioners, on Mon- day, the following gentlemen wore ?? Cookman (in the chair); Alderman Thompson; Thomas fi Thomnpson, Esq, the Tow n Clerk; Messrs. Leonard West, Williamn Bettison, Boyle, and Seaton. c StATE OF SIRE IR0AKD5.-203ORKESFONDEIR4Ce WITH THs DOCK COM PANT.-Mr. RicHa DsoN, the clerk to the commissioners, read the following communication :- Dock ...

... ANNTUAL MfEETING OF THE NATIONAL ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE. TsiE annual meeting of this great confederation was held on Wednesday ill the Free Trade Hall, Man- chester and the proceedings were sucs as, we venture to believe, will give the utmost satisfaction to the friends of Free Trade, and the utmost dissatisfaction to its enemies. The Report of the Council, which had previously passed at a ...

... oorifulture anti Aporticulturs. ?? mildness of the weather is t norc ?? g after the severe frost of De- leobre1% Thc winter is wearing rapidly away, and .,1though ce may reasouably expect some sharp fbosts ,ig thle latter part of this month and the month of ydbrry, there is not much reason to fear a frost of sarg duration. To the gardener there is but one Flrg be. k in this kind of weather, ...