... IRTIROPOL1TAN BUILDIa(;S ACT. -OCCUPATION OF LNDEII~oiROTND ROOMS OR CEL.AnAs.-During h1e present week a notice has been posted on the church doors of the several parishes in the metropolis, from the oflicial referees appointed under the 7th ond 8th Vietoria cp. 84. The Metropolitan Buildings Act directed to ail owners and occupiers of underground roomns or cellars, in every parisu or place ...

... IThe L OND ON GAZ Z.TTVE of THUESJJA Y, May 20. ST. JAA ES'S PALACE, MAY 13. The Queen has beens pleased, onl thle nomination of Lord Forester, to appoint Peter Harlish Shield, Esq., as one of her MAljesty's Honourablo Corps of' Gentlemen at Arms, vice Elis, who retires. FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY 20. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John King, its Consul tit the Cape of Good Hope for his ...

... Railway Department, Board of Trade, Whitehall, Jan. 24. 1845. Notice Ib hereby given that the Board constituted by the minute of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, of tbe 24tb of August, 1844, for the transaction of railway business, having had under consideration the fol- lowing schemes for completing the eastern line of railway eommunication to Scotland, viz.:- The ...

... SRRTSOL AND GLOrcEsTrY,1. (BY EXPRESS.) BRISIOL, THURSDAY EV.EI'cN.-A special geuqral meeting of the shareholders of this company was held this afternoon, at the White Lion hotel, Bristol, for the purpose (f taking into consideration the union of the Birmingham and Gloucester, and Bristol and Gloucester railways, and to empower the directors to take chares in the proposed Plymouth and Felmouth ...

... 'he following extract from th e Bobaebc Times was I published in a second edition of the M orn ing H erald yes- terday:- [FROM THE BOMBsAY T IMES OF JAN. 1.J F4tJM.MARY.-The campaign in the Southern bahrattsi country is supposed to be nearly over--fivc forts, two of them of very great strength, hav e been captured since the 18t of December. S onie 7,000 troops continue quartered in the country ...

... TO THE 17?-gT HON. IORD GRAN- VILLE SOMERSET. LESTTER V. My LoRD-The real MAGNcA CHARTA of England is the caEss. How deeply soever the rights of a British subjeit may be outrag-ed, in vain will he liftt his voice against his oppressors. It is a voice ih the wilderness- unheard, and of course o unregarded. But the press gives him the whole body of his countrymen for an audience. It gives wings ...

... (JOURTOIRGULAIf. T heir Boval Highnresses the Duke and 1)ncehess ot Camn- bridge, accompnpcied bv the Prhiness Matr, atlenided divine service yesterday mornling ius Gro.svenocr Chapel. CaptaIn Edinond St. Johnl Mlildmay w as iu witing' on their royal hi lmnesses. The Duchless of Gloucester visited thirc Royal Ilighuesses the Duke and Duchess ofCanahridgN' and the H ereditary (.rand l)uchess of ...

... SPA IN. MADRID, DEc. 17. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDFNT.J The proceedings in the Chambers to-day were of little interest. In the Senate the qualifications of various new senators were confirmed, and Senors Ruez de la Vega, Medrana, Lopez Santaella, and the Marquis of Alcaniceo, were elected secretaries, after which the house proceeded to elect tbe committee appointed to draw up the reply to the ...

... MR. WVERSTBR'S SPEECH. I think, gentlemen, there can be no question where we are [renewed cheering]. This is Fanueill Hall. It is filled, as it was wont to be filled inthedaysof our fathers,by firm, intelligent, and disinterested lovers of American liberty. It is filled as we have seen it filled in our day and genera- tion, and as may Heaven order it may be filled hereafter, byour children and ...

... The LONDO.N GA aET2R of TU.ESDA y, Dec. 9. WHITEHALL, DEc. 6.fi The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. William f Mangall Simpson to the church and parish of Stranraer, in ?? and county of Wigtown, vacant by e death of the Rev. David Wilson. c WHITEHALL, DPC. 8. The Queen hits been pleased to a oI ?? b Lord Polwarth to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the Shire of Selkirk, in the ...

... C, O YD)/ IJ U 51f y .6, PI, fl()I I o ?? Octobeir 1. ~ir- I ant t'd uceil to ?? 11c, tile Icliowillig bsur\'t-tilt5 to yOU, its I anit confl','ic ?? 1is to tawitti~ii the lni o. rlles mid tenantI, of Ix land I ( to adopt sou nI measures asE wii itieni to theire iulitel prospe'rity. j ?? ,ill tlrii ?? fitch tflat crijuir. tlebir I'Jivelzi'' I il ii tile vS r iiV 1it`L't.t'tsrit ta' D~on ?? ...

... ABERGAVBIVNY CYMB.EIGYDDION. TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY. -- Unprecedentedly numerous assemblages of the friends of this national society took place on Wednesday and Thurs- day last, at the new Cymreigyddion Hall, which althouglh deemed suitable and capacious enough for the purpose, was filled to repletion, indeed to the pit part of the house very many persons were disappointed in obtaining an ...