... REAL PROPERTY IN GREAT BRITAIN, A return was last week issued, by order of the House of Commons (pursuant to a motion of Mr. Villiers on the 6th instant), showing the total amount of the annual value of real property in cach county of England, Wales, and Scotland, assessed to the Property and Income-tax, for the year ending April, 1843. In England and Wales the total annual value of property ...

... 3aailtoap 111telligm e. I ADDITIONAL RAILWAY NOTICES FROM THE BOARD OF TRADE. (From Friday Night's Gazele.) Railway Depoartnient, Board of Trade, W/hteaUll, MIlarch 21. Notice is hereby given, that the board constituted by the minute of the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, for the transaction of railway busi- Cess, having had under consideration the under-men- tioned railwvay ...

... MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND AMEND- MENT BILL. I . - I A sMEaTIG of great importance was held yesterday, at the Trinity House, to take into consideration the above bill, and to the interesting proceedings in- serted in another column we are anxious to direct the earnest attention of all the merchant seamen connected with the port. It will be seen by the resolutions, that a stand here, as elsewhere, ...

... Agricultural 3nformation. SIR R. PEEL'S FINANCIAL MEASURES.- PROTECTION TO AGRICULTURE. A special meeting of the general committee of the Central Agricultural Protection Society has beea held, to consider the effect which the remission of the several duties proposed by Sir R. Peel, in his recent financial statement, are likely to have on the interest of the Bri. tish agriculturist. After a ...

... a vessel going bfre a bieeze in the open sea; but there js great aon:iety about her management when be- calnod amidst shoals and rl'ks. We hlire been for now nearly three years in the latter position. The varied interests of class, and the torturous application of the law being so many obstacles in our course, while the calm created by temporary prosperity has left us scarcely a breath to ...

... El abenr! & Cotgtpolltllt4I *Ne. THOMIAS CooPER AND Ma. O'CoNNOR.-Il relation to the ststenient made by 'Yr. O'Coltor at Manchester, affecting Mr. Cooper, we have received the following from Mr. O'Connor :-Ever anxiol's to lake atonement where I have committed errol, even under justifiable apprehension, I le not a mnomelnt ill testifying my sorrow at having done all inj lstice to Mr. Cooper-an ...

... oitinte aldn avt. NORTHERN EXPEDITION,-lt is now definitively ar- ranged that a Northern expedient shall be fitted out, to sail about the 1st of May. Sir J. Franklin will have the command; and we are informed that the Rrebes and Terror will be provided with the most ap- proved Archimedian screw propeller FOSSIL REMAINs.-CRoziEa.-Tlie late high tides have partly uncovered the lignite beds ...

... *wptdal ?? wasafts esw eaghth page.) MV. B. oeBMT d he was sure that his friends who hade 8t1ed'to the details of the bill ecould not be aware of the enormities which it removed. He showed that dlerks to the magistrates had taken many fees to whih they had no legal title, and to whih parties had been rendered )ihble for no other purpose than to Vega them to annoyance and op- pressen, and ...

... I Milibusitp allb Intelligellce. I Mr. Meyrick, whose withdrawal from Ox- ford followed the condemnation of Mr. Ward, has joined the Church of Rome. TIuE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE WIRLSH Bisiloprnio-We are enabled to state that legal and Constitutional questions, involving the rights of an illustrious Prince, nowy in his minority, and also involving the constitution of the House of Lords itself, ...

... POISONING OF CHILDREN BY THE USE I - . . OF OPIATE.S.I We report elsewhere two inquests, which have been held during the past week at Bolton, on the bodies of infants, whose deaths, it appears, had been caused by the administration of opiates. No person, who is in the habit of reading the newspapers, can have failed to observe the extent to which this practice is carried among the poor. In ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...