... TfIE Ai.CEMUISLI.OP OF CANTERIALTRY AND THE DISTRAC'T'IONS OF THE CIIURCLI| So great are the divisions aud dangers existing in the Church, from the introduction of the strict rubrical observances, that the ArcmusHor OP r CANTsRaEmucY has published a letter addressed t o the Clergy and Laity of his Province, intended to allay the ferment and avert the peril. The letter cvil! be found in our ...

... ?? - ?? II-Ji E'N .E IR A-L; El, E C T I ON. not: . Some preparatijns are being made for the antici- wh, al, pated general elctiton. Norwich, Lieiester, Bradford, Tery, 3irmighan, and other places, areon the move, bit in few h2s d of instance5 have deciious been iitfieiently nsat'ued to warrant fl, .the aly public eonnment upon them. En. Ufcai Tad RPnIESENTATION OF TERTrBDYMRR,-We den agre ...

... RESIGNATION OF HINISTES. be LORD JOHN RUSSELL EMPOWERED TO f' FORM AN ADMINISTRATION. hi ha A great and sudden but not altogether ?? pectad revolution has taken place in the Government. vo SIB ROBERT PEEL and his Colleagues have re- a signed office, from the impossibility of agreeing on an the repeal of the Corn Laws. gr HER MAJESTY has accepted their resignations, h: and has entrusted LORD ...

... irobe - isel L(A1LCVOf.e. lie i -rcy a se Blackburn, Clitheron, and North Western Junction ?? 15 nd 'n Boston, Newark, and Sheffield ?? ?? Vi 1 en Blradford, Manchester, and Livetpool ?? at Bradford, 'Wakefield, and Mlidlaid . ?? aS, llristol nedI( Gloucester, and Birmingham and Gloviczaster, and tl ,re Midlan d ILense to the Mifdlaandi ?? 15 lin ns Cmnibridge and Lincoln Extension, and ...

... THE MAYNOOT1I ENDOWMENT. GREAT ASSEMBLAGE 01, DEPUTIES IN LONDON. OnWednesdsay, a very great and importantimeeting of Do- -puties from all parts of England, as well as frons Scotland, Ireland, i.and Waice,took place in London, at the Crown sod Anchor Tavern, Strand. Nearly a thousand minislters and gentlemen, of oll religious sects and all political parties, met, under the isifluosroo sone ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, TIURSDNY. Insf A~t1n ?? , e Tle Ilonse met to-day shortly afler 12 O'Clock a ,e ed Nvith the fiirther colsjial;ritiiui of ?? C Consolirlaniots Bill. It ?? areatr l~ to the ?? of Trade. In iCorai,uitiAtle, onz~,-1, g ?? 2511~~~Jil, clause 14. sobioh ,11lb)sI.~ - sraimes., iancer certtaiincireuinsgtL;.Iia to i!5 ?? their line. not rttceeding l1l, Y:rss., gare 1-conver.ttohm, ...

... TO TIHE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLc0ssoN,-Knowing the deep interest you feel in the cause of religious toleration, as well :ts the extension of secular education, would you allow me to give publicity, through your columns. to the followying statemenlt of facts? The wailt of the means of education in liolbeck and New Wortley has long been acknowledged. Vast lnumbersuf younag men and ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 3. RAILWAY PRTITIoNs.-Petitions from Haslingdon and Ac- crington, in favour of the Blackburn, Burnley, Accrington, and Collie Extension Railway Bill.-Petition from Drontloid against the Sheffield, Ashlton-under-Lyne, aud Manchester.-Petitions ] fromlRedear, G uisbro,' &c., in fiavour of the Middlesbro' and Redcar.-Petitions of landowners near liessle ia favour of the i-lull and ...

... MISCELLANE 3US, Lord apa'sffrigfrom a storeor attach ot' gtinhis rnihi foot, tud i s ounable to nova withisctlb tegsistssnce GE crutches. Lord Ellenborough has stob.sribed £100o ?? A~ publie monusnult tus thse late' S'ir sIl. Nest, at Carsoarthen. It is ?? that the Prificeso Royat has boon inade to 1oom11 prehesol the digssily of her Position. VTho Btutaltisem she iomelialet assstrsea vohen in ...

... -A E E I) S C SAUR'DA, .AAN U AIR Y * it INi I T t II ?? zidiirttorliad oilat til ; L.L, ; of toli ?? lii, hat-t ''t~ziow-od i nit1 ittito l. 'i he -t* ; .ile 'tractiiiaii ctlryin'ir lieatighit ti il. look fi'!'' i;.r:i Tl:! g1 'tle::!'al w:,s thlii ti.'S a f .iiiorse.1ieg t1-e l . Nl y: h I,, at ?? I-Li ott , Mi'] 11a,, i h e p iited i i ?? ..-ii .u I i S'e''in to] ln-t hits. l)r. lio: aocx ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, ll'lAT\NlUCI T-4 - Tir 1 O WVEDNESDAY, JU.YE 11. The Committee on the Romtan Cathiolic llelief Bill vas post- o poned by 2Mr. WATSON to Wednesday week. cc Is l)OG-STUALl\G BILL. II Mr. LIDDELL having moved the second reading of the Dog- ,, stealing BiSl. along conversiation ensuedt. Mr. B4ult, opposed, alid CaIt. 1lR;ICEtY alnd Major 9RgesisonD Suppo'tud the Jill, C as also ...

... THE &REAT V-EST - BIBtiG BEMOsSTRATIjO IN ,Y00OUR OF FREE TRADE. Thle Great West Riding Meeting, one of the uE ricA iicorttit dnionst rations xiiti ch hias been held for ai ni i~ toosk place in Wakefield eta Wednesday last. 1 Ics r tofthis donesl-y liopulated riding cointribuited its ir ona that day, hi swelil the gathering in favou cI irtclof the Corn L~aws ant Freedom of Induscr.it c itanl ...