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... TENANTnI GHT IN UjtotEIL-ITLvIANP' COMI PENSATION QUES'rlONMH.R W. SHARIMAX a CRAWFORD). Teflowing is the speech of' Ar. Sharman Craw- pford, delivered at the late meeting of tenant-farmers, held at-Crossgar, In the county of Down. We have abridged it from the Northtern Whiig IC Mr. W. S. Crawford, M.P,, then said he felt it to be Isis It duty, previous to his return to parliament, to call ...
... 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 ...
... IVPERRIAL PARLIMENT. yo HOUSE OF LORDS.MoNDAY, APrIL 12. ra Their lordships met at five o'clock. re MAYNOOTH. rt The Marquis of ANGLESEY presented several pe. iwtitions against any further grant to Maynooth. ok The Bishop of LONDON presented several petitions ly. from different parts of the country against the sale of 6n, spirituous liquors on the Lord's day. The right rev, prelate nt also ...
... i4;fI (WZ5W' fi) czar '660a arm 3so=W.o I 5t~POcT orma svneeoU-a H _PE rnt V T-ttk 5Tet WAES- NyltaL, COURIT 05' TrilE 60tJETY, tOmTOna ZoN;--~rae. LORI) srONCeassr re _T`EE OflA' I , J'£R~ the biacootecs of aset Annual General Conic had -been -read, zilr.'4CflU5W RHutyn, AdvoceAte, rose and sadvWith refaranet the pat f te oimreswinh elaes o he macoipo which I Intended to brin forard t lar ...
... 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 ...
... ULTIMATUM OF SHE ROA OF SURGEONS Op' £ Nly I At . .. . . o ?? ?? j On tile 20th ultino the \National A Practitioners, in a desire. to accoln, i -on off °e between its constituents and the CoD, te tl f'eol three interrogatories to the letter: addret e, - 1Is the Council of the. Colegeprepared e, their charter, and to place thoe menabers VtG r,,o ntice before it was granted on a l lvel t 'lie 2 ...
... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, I ON IST APRIL, 11845. (From the United Service Journal.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] Life Guards. Foot, 2st, Regent's Park 40tb, Bengal; Chatham 2d yde Park 41st, Brecon Royal Morse Guards. 42d, Malta; Isle of Wight Windsor Do. Reserve batt.]-30ala Dragoon Guards. 43d , Montreal; ...
... agrictlture. AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIoN. At the Monthly Breakfast of the Aberdeen, Banif, and Kin- cardineslhires Agricultural Associatiorc, held in their Hall on Friday the 4th instant, the subject for discussion was the h o- I tation of Cropping; which was opened to the meeting by Mlr Blaikie of Crasgiebuckler, the Secretary. Mr Boswell of Kingeausie was of opinion that the matter be- fore ...
... IIMPROVEMiENT IN THE BREEDING OF PIGs. It is somewhat remarkable at the present day, when ingenuity is On the stretch, and enterprise in full operation in almost every. department of rural economy, when the points of the cow, horse, and sheep are so carefnlly scrutinized, to find so little attention p aid to the rearing of those kinds of pigs ascertained to yield the: best return for feeding. ...
... 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; ...
... I Sr~oD Or A3Ix)DE!N. I The Established Synlod of Aberdeen met in the West Church 5 sresadaY the lth instant, when sermon was preached by the . IJMfkfitoshElfthe EasttChurchl, fion John xvii. 20,21. IThe S;,0od the proce leed to mai.ke up the roll ; and coin- isins of the elders from tile various Kirli-Sessions having agirenl its and asttsttn1e, the Rev. Mr SaTH rof Birse was >B4d Moderator. ...