... FORE IGN INTELLIGENCE. '4 I' FRANCE. The Paris papers state that the conferences between the Duke de Broglie and Dr. Lushington have resulted in the French and English governments having agreed to suspend the right of search for two years, and withdraw- ing feir that period the commissions given to their res- puetive ?? following gentlemen have been created l'eers of France, namely, Vice ...

... MIDLAND RAIL WA Y. Onl Saturday lust a Special Meeting of' the Pr1opne~tois of the Midland Railway wvas held at, die Railway Station, tiL in Derby, for the purposc of confirming or otherwise a at certain agreenient entered into between the Birmnlgliami el and GIlouCester Railway Comipany and tile Bristol and el Gloucester Railway Company of thle onle part, and thle h.; Mid land Company of ...

... Silt It. PER. IN Ol'POSITION, JUNE 23, 1840. Wh bile supporting the principle of the grant, I can- not also subscribe to a senti- ment which I have heair attributed to the noble lord opposite. I cannot agree that, in passing the grant, A CON- TRACT Was ever implied to prevent the JLegislature from interfering, should the money tlie perverted to improper pur- poses. I cannot agree that TIUE SYv ...

... TO TILE MEMBERS OF THE EAST DERBY- ShIRE FARMERS' CLEB. Gentlemen-Some of your body characterised the last dis-tl cussion as being the driest you had yet had ; the subject in itself is all important and was only rendered dry front one of two causes, either from want of ability of the party who in- troduced it, or from your ignorance of those tour little words, OXYGOEN, CARBON, ?? NsvsTrOeGsE; ...

... AGRICUL TURE. IIEULLATIONS iiT'1'REX lANDLORD AND TENANT AS TO TElNANT RIGHT. At the last quarterly meeting of the lrongliorough Agri- cultural Association, the followihig regulntions respecting tenant rights in thle midiland countics' districts were utlani- niously adopted by tile society:- 1. No ohl lorf litid ?? tie brolobo oip itvo lit cbs esioat hlivwritlleg of the landloril or lils agest ...

... CHIURNET VALLEY RAILWAY. Is Our readers will most probably recollect that, in the S Mercury, of March 26th, there appeared an advertise- a- meat headed Relative advantages of the line via Ash- liourn and via Uttoxeter, clearly demonstrating the fact, that by Ashbourn the Churnet Valley Railway Would _ reap far greater advantages as regards traffic than by the c other route. This ...

... Si I'NOOTI! GRANT. TO THE5 EDITORt OF THlE DERBUY MtERCURSY. I Sr helively in terest which ithe Protestants in) England( CS and Ireland ltale Iin every thing connected wills the Maynoutli Grant, induces me to request tint you will insert thle present oonmnunication !ii your, next AoEacuity, as it may not be til interesting to your reasers. Onl Wede esitay, the 9th instant, at meet iiig was ...

... .lxIIL WA IL IN ' b .LI ENr(E. HA] fWAY 'TRAFiFIC lt l,UINS. 'fie following axe ?? receipts of railwvays fur lilt post Week-that as to say, sp) It) the dlate to whidch the respsective returns aire mad~e, togethe. rwithi the rreipts for the same week ofthetiev~ieolsyear: - Lesit We~i, c .n £, W ee6. a.844. Brso rl iaiiresicr, Aprl 4 Easternl C0111iii ?? Narhrilica 4,510 14 10 4,2:16 ii Il eind ...

... IJNUNDATIONS ON THE CONTINENT. The Flemish papers have fearful accounts of inundations in various parts of Belgium and Germany, arising from the change of the weather. At, Mayenee on the 30th ult., the lhine was at an elevation which it had not attained in 1844i. aud the villages in that quarter hnd suffered much In con- sequence. At Worms no ?? could take place otherwise titan b boats. T'lhe ...

... From tie LONDON GAZETTE. TUE;SDAY, April 8. TANKtUPTCY ANNULLED. edward Loiaring, l.awrence-lase, Chespalde, olerclhant. BANKtRUPTSr J LAIMBERtr. POrtsmoutll-atreet. Lincol'na.lnn.fields icensed- victulaller, April 17, M'ay 0, ?? 13asinghldll-olret. Sol., Ar. King, St, Dtary-aXe; alliclal a.Saig., Mir. Allasger, Blrchln-lane. ?? wIlI liGT, Earl'sCaiColne, ELsaex, uilder, April l i, May 21', at ...

... D1READFUJL & FAIj-L ACCIDENT AT DERBY. FALLING IN OF THE ARCH OVER THE MILL-FLEAM. Nearly six months ago it was our painful duty to record the filling in of n portion of the arch which was then in progress of erection covering the Mill Fleam, in te Muorledge, in this town, and which caused the death of six individuals who were at the time under it; and we have again the mournful task of ...

... IMPERIAL PARL1AMRENT HOUSE Or LORDS, TuEsDiy, April 8. There svss no business of importance. FRIDAY, April 11. Their Lordships assemblecl at five o'clock. Petitions against the union of the See of Bangor and St. Asaph, and also against any further grant to Alayiseoth College, were presented. Lord LYTTIEINiO presented a petition in fivour of the bill for awarding compensation to the ficmilies ...