... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... SINGULAR CHARGES AGAINST CUSTOMI I -- - HOUSE OFFICERS, Much anxiety was manifested, on Saturday, to bear the result of son e charges of a singular nature, brought against two respectable young men, officers of her Majesty's customs, and the police court was, in consequence, much crowded. The magistrates present were the Manyon and Alderman TiohtrsuN, In each of the cases MDr. EArNsHAW ...

... I .foretig Interitt . I UNITED STATES. t! LIvErPooL, Monday Morning, March 17th.-At an learly hour this morning the steam-ship Ilibernia arrived in the Mersey, after encountering a series of r I unremitting easterly gales from the day of her de- f! parture from the ethier side. ' CoNoRuss.-The proceedings of Congress do not ' appear to have been of much importance, no action a having been made ...

... I.imptrial. parhamrzi + HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCH 1T. A, great many bills were forwarded a stage towards maturity, but with very little debate, Some spa.rrng between. Lord Ellenborough and Lord Campbell alone ,viversified the routine, of which the occasion, course, and tteemifation were as follows 11 went into Oa~5,ls motion of Lord Campbell, the HOus etit resmmitiqo on the Deoda-Lnds ...

... clit. imperial- IIOIJS~e OF 00MNIN,1 S, TUESI)AY, MsAuan 18. the T. outse met at Itootr o'clock. te Etnso) oI * ,,r nd fiuit ti Midland (Doneaste'Ette~)t cc. li), an, tier York and North Midland (Harro. sco Rai: *.t ch RiW)llere each read a second t ime Bit! ad (ael .ied to be Cro nu1tte o i,0d ?? me ,~,d for thle appointmene faslc h '0t urito thle Present mode of aseeseing. tie' C0evyi:,L_ ~o ...

... I The port of Goole was, oh Thursday, thu scenC of much animation, on the occasion of the Yisit of the board of directors and a great number of the members of the Wakefield, Pontefract, and Goole Railway Corn. pany, and other gentlemen, to view the spacious docks, wharfs, and other facilities for commerce, which this beautiful, but hitherto neglectedport, so largely affords, and lwhich tho ...

... agrirulturt aub 34orttrulturt. FIELD-GARDEN OPERATIONS, For the Week ending Monday, March 25th, 1844. [Extracted from a DriAY of Actual Operations on five small farms on the estates of Mrs. Davies Gilbert, near Eastbourne, in Sussex; and on several model farms on the estates of the Earl of Dartmouth at Slaithwaite, in Yorkshire, published by Mr. Nowell, of Farnley Tyas, near Hudderafield, in ...

... I Sir John Henry Lowther, Bart., M.P., hai arrived in York, oil a visit to Mr. Alderman Hudson during tie Easter recess. We understand that Sir Isaac Morley, having been a guardian for the last rive years, has inti- mated to the clerk oftlie board his intcnitiull not agrain to accept the office.-floncaster Chronicle. DEATH OF TIlE HON. ALFRED LASCELLES. -On. Friday, the Hon. Alfred Lascclles, ...

... ,fortig:11 OJOUMMO. ?? ?? And I will war, at least int words, (And-should my chance so happen-deeds), With al who war Eith Thoughnt I think I bear a little bird, who sings The people by and by will be the stronger.-BYreo. SWITZERLAND-THIE JESUITS-THE IJIOLY ALLIANCE. \otNVithst;nding the immense aids and appliances withl which the despotisuis of Europe are surrounded notwithstanding the ...

... POACHING IN SIR It. PEEL'S COVERS. James Wallon and George Profit were tried at Stafford, yesterday wveek, for night poaching at a place called 'T'arnshorn, in a woodi belonging to tim Right Hon. Sir Ri. Peel, on the 20thi of last December. The facls of this case were simple enough, but it was rendered remarkable by the line of dellcuco set up, namely, an alibi, so ingeniously planned, and ...