... INlPOWICAJ'Ai.- POINT 0,F' U;JA.6iOVJS SANU ) CINTL Grb iXutifijl M. ?? L , .1 -l Alt.Ct'i i 21 4 APE! TIh.t'l C'HURI CLERGY 'TO BlE SLAVES f i. A (:ASA o i lt tflil45klablie rmure, arnsi ntg ot tof pro- |oedlingig inwitu ttel hby I e I16s1Atet or' lfs ac rt:ft in ,he Lt:cl-?sitietic i utti Coutrt oqinint stfie idtt1 SIr. I ?? hn, beI ?? livenV a.rgiiotl in ti'e ent ciLir;, of Qtuouc Iloin ...

... YORKs AND SoARuonouiH ?? rcaders will be surprised to learn that the Yorlk sad Scarborough ?? is to be g opened on the 1sti of July. The Act was nlz!y got last ?? i part ofthe line aleo is ol land which lias boon obtained by private arrange- me ost, sot d foir whlih.lo 2ct clis yet boen get. Such arQ thl resulti which enorgy, Jldgeent, ard tact ena achieve ii railwwyo. 'We dof not reinelmiber ...

... ES IDING JUNCTION E.,~uA~Lwkys. ~fthe provisional Committee * ~~~of the i'rovisional Committee neO mneetnin edniesdaY afternoon last, at the 01 enI tod~oof the gentloemsna ?? C dI an'tel u is n iiflstial, and the proceedings ieren ir wee -NV ickhansnf, Esq., Ifirklees ci pretO Mnche ten ; . C. Listen Kayo, Etsq.,I * ~ I 54-' lfsQ-, Loeds; II B.rBosyn , Esq , antn~ jralhlY Annflhlag ,qEng, ...

... 1 HOUSE OF LORDS, I I'f'NAifNT FOR P'OORt RATEP. eann wat !, ico trot been each ccern-ittvil to pirison for a cmouth, with haet-IJ beaso'r I Itohe in550C masiitrstto of icsssotsr, ?? notc ,Noble end Lcarlied Lor'd dte~tlc ia~h,1 eelcres for no c- paycoent ofI tho Ceoto Of a so roceONS Whit h te;i lon isecc ...

... FRANCE. The Paris papers of Friday are principally taken up with the very extraordinary incidents that marked the discussion of the Secret Service Money Bill in the Chamber of Deputies on Thurs- day. A SCENE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.-M. Salvandy rose to defend hig junction with the present Ministry, and having in the course of his speech referred to his connexion with Count Mold (he was, it will ...

... ?? Bishop of Durham has cotitributed £500, and ithe e Rev. George Fielding, the iscuinbent, £ 100, towards the enlarge- g meeit of St. Acii,'s chapel, Bishop Auckland. 11A mnurder wvas perpetrated last Saturday in the neighbouar- 9 hod o Dimcora;thle vicnim was a nian named Chilkle. The ,r land. The dleceased nian anid his brother had a dispute about a ty field, when a labourer in the ...

... INT[ElRE8'1i7Nl IX LERDIMEN'!' (iN Tl i E IIHOURS (FI, LA.OUi. ?? . . ! 1i ! A v rvy interestimi e-.ejleriiuent has recently ?? lbeen tade in c roattoll Mili at 1'resht(s. .vhictl: I .oc- $ to cdta')ish 00 fij t t14;t a, W1rilla; do CI uauahi! wvcrlk in e/leeif hours ,ve in ftveltt. 1t this coulil be 2St;ia- pr lished as a practinal rrirlt, it wruld iree.d b8 m-st th! gratisfing; for then the ...

... LO1UD FRAUSNCIS EGERiTON. If The Manchester papers containl a long letter from Lord Francis Egerton, in reirty to the remoirstranoes of many of hi , con- I atituento on tire subject of his recent vote in favour of tire grant to eMaynooth. It appears that one of his Lordship's correspondents lies (Itiougli Irroper ts express his regret at Lord Francis Egertenas vote is fin tire following ...

... do; RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. th 1ft( (Fromn the Aosrning Herald of Thursday.) ton Sir Robert Peel's Government is at an end. Os All the Members of the Cabinet yesterday tendered their resignation, which her Majesty was pleased to accept. It will be easily believed that we regret this determi- fir nation of her Majesty's Advisers ; but we should much A more regret their unanimous ...

... L E EL S : S A'i'U R D A Y J U L Y 19. Tim-E WEA-eiea AND TrIE CROrS.-'lbouglh ?? tempera- turo of the air lih scarcely averaged soizeui:r hoot, antl we have had frequent shoa eres, tle haty ?? ins p: oaceded fi-ss1r1thly in tick- I shire during the present Week, tid grain ?? towards Iatu- rity. We shall, hawever, eot Dave an early corn haervest, :1i( ill ; some situntions the straw shictli ...

... IThe progrees of' the 11ns-vest has been arromted in York- iie shisre by the ilffavourabloeeharge in thea weather rinee the full of the ng moon oil Monday last. Since that time, little of the C.rn thaet Iov cut has been led, and the respert heave done little among thle uhscat he corn ecxiit by oSwitches. Oss Thursany soms iusrsoversest-to by Place, ?? yesterday wasfi Considerably finer ; and ...

... PAILWAY NEWS.' fno-o17mNG OJ1' RAMVYWAr PLAtINS.-Thc1 Railway IDepartment of the Board of Trade, acting, says the Railloar,, Reecore.,on the highesit legal authority, have determined onl t)ireceiving the plans aud sections required to be deposited b lefoice the 3lfih of November up to twelve o'clock oil Sudyngt.W rsmie the Clerks of the Peace will he [ giesr . ed by the ~amne legal opinion. ...