... The meetings connected with the thirty-third anniversarf of I n this Institution were held in Glasgow on Tuesday, Wednesslay, o and Thursday, last week. On Tuesday foresoon, the Cenmmitt'e of the Theological Academy mnet in the class-room, behind Nile Street Chapel, when it was agreed that the temnorary arrange- ments which had been made regarding so505e of the departmentsi oF tuition, should ...

... crrmponbtrllu PROGRESS O COBARTISM IN CORNWALL. ob TO THl EDITOR OF THE NORTHERNC STAR. Dear Sir,-It will, no doubt, be within the recollection me of many of your readers that we commenced our local I warfare, tunder the able directions of Mr. C. Doyle, last diS November. At that time we secured the election of a da' truly honest Democrat, Mr. J. B. Read, in the council, sem whose exertions ...

... I-oreign intefligenae. _- - - - - - - - - - - FRANCE, IeHT OF ParTAioN.-The Dibats announces he decision of the Counolfr;f Prefecture on I of the petitions of theefiicers of the lardagainst the arming of the fortifiec- ris:- Of the several ofdcers of the nrd prosecuted ibr having signed petitions arnament of the fortifications of Paris, h'ave already been brought before the the Prefecture, ...

... I ?? flittIliffrart. -1~l.~11-1-1 ?? -, - - ?? - - - - ?? I LONDON. che is TOWER H-AMLETS,-A public meeting was held on ,, Tuesday evening, at the Whittingtou and Cat, Beth- the, nal-green, to elect two delegates to the ensuing Char- an~ tist Convention. Mr-. Kirby was called to the chair, I lared one te businessfu cnindats ?? vond apoprite t adthe proceedings terminated. Toc CITY ...

... mol. A meeting of the Congregational Dissenters of Man- lie cbiestcr was held in Grosvenor-street Chapel, Piccadilly, the on Tuesday evening, thle aseethig having been convened of bypblic, adlvertisemnent calling upon them to coine for- as wad and to oppose bey every constitutional means, as a icy Christian people, the measure isow before parliament for uld( endowving tile Popish religion. ...

... I (From the Londoss Journal, Apr'il 12.) NO. V: BELL~flLE IN LONDON. This journal is almost entirely devoted to matters connected with the sporting vwoqld. Its'principial features of attraction are therefore constituted by'itittiligen'e respecting the turf, accounts of regattas, the proceedings of yacht cluls5, an't narratives of prize-fightsqpedestrian exploits, and all kinds of ir fosrmation ...

... LATEST IELL. - =: -- LATET.Arl;r :INTELLjIGE NCE. ?? L ONDON, FRIDAY MORNING. MONEY MIARKET: Thtrsday Evenin ?? English funds have aoiltifiied fiat throughout the day. The business transacted was not large, and principally in- eluded sales, which are still made by the speculators on the presumption that differences may arise between this country and America in thle negotiation of the Oregon ...

... THE -NEWSPAPEIt P1RESS OF i ONlJJ |.]Amt11- Al , -1{At ?? ?? * It I From the London Joutrnal, April 1I. oust NO. r.-3JELL'S LIFE IN LOON N. .e~iA¶r. This journal is almost entirely devoted to s- . Lys'on ters connected wvith the sporting wodrld. i-s rould pr=ncipl features of attraction arc dirfet c,- ranc sttutce byinteli~gence respecting thle turf accau::;s cnch, of regattas, the ...

... L LAN R W ST. - ?? . Li - ~ U1. l .J Levi rAG1,13 HOTEL HO0USE-WARM1ING DINE. f Tiln ?? of this house by its late worthy I'v'l and uch-rospected landlord, Kr. Thonmas Jonues, no0ti i.took place onl Thursday' last, upon which occasion - ii about 30 gentlemen attended (the absentecs who 13 d gave their countentance to the host, by taking lied: tickets, amountting~ to ats mayni ) and pato of a ...

... AIAY-NOOTI1 COLLEGE. n Clctillng *V3S held on TLeselaty, at Exeter ltsdl, lbr the pulp)osc of 1)Ctitiolliti Parliamiuenit :*g:idI tt 0ItOiLC IV ClldldvIIICti to the R011ua1 Uan atho- ic; College Utof Malvnotih. Tlic citir vwas taken at tj.ljc o&'clcli, liv J. ?? Plumtre, Esq. M.P. sup- )ortvl by Sir Culling E. $mith, Jart, the lhon. aid lRev. baiptist s'oil, the R1ev. E. Bickersteth, and ...

... I LETTERS FRIOM T11E CONNTINENT.-N'o. xi. Froankfort-on-tho-Maittr, Oct. 1 Ptl, 1I45.l. It often occurs that in tle elidist oit our highest enjoymeonts soniti unforeseen event occurs to throw it gloom over outr pleaSures, and so it was last evening with uts at Cotti ntz. After a day in which I had experiettce~d the htigheost gratilien- tion in eivery respect, after congratulating ntoyelf onl ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM T l HOUSE OF COMNIONS Monday, M~arelh 31 The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. AHU.follsring railwa bills were read a ReoIdvAS..-.TbO London and Western; the Sheffield, Aset unod lmerLy:Te, ?? bDaohestc; Sbrewsbury, Oswestry, and Cloester. T Tonv.-Lord J. Russell gave notice ~IEOHEroiTs that °t.Friy, on the motion that the house go into comn- that on FripYj he should ...