... - On SWednesday morning, the houng of the Iev. J. rBbington, of Caosinfitiou, about a mile arid a half from the Sileby statiort of tire Mliland Counties' Railway, was broken open, end property to a corisiderabte amount stolen therefrom. Tuesday, the diay pro. cejing the robbery, was the usual day for Mr. Brabingtonr to receive his rents, and also those of some property for which he is trustee; ...

... *TR rOHAT ' D THE LAI -- M ; - ca,.+h TonF ?? repleee ntea touosdb ?? t t the lawse; nd (Sabou e r w P e e t the 'Alasses also helped to make the laws. Sir l9.. pr eeonms'h clever tan, ws hie mode of pickicigathe gu pockets of the people fulllj showed. Retail pick- Q poecktts -were taklen up ani sent. to NeWgate,.hsle el, the whole55le 'pickpocket (Si* KR. Peel) vias called a~ te 'grat inacie, ...

... THE CHARTER1 AND THE LAND. Ah pasubs alo m eletinwas held at the South Lond on ?? pu all meotsckfars-'oad, onl Wednesday even- P April 23rd. Mr. Gatheisd was onanimothly pocled to the chairp ad announced M 1. Cai r to I oethe frst rakesolup notion. Mr. Cholesaid, fickpocthe ?? seven years they had I berenactively engaged in propagating Chartism, and ?? a large pportion o the working classes I ...

... A PUBLIC MrETING of the inhabitants of this town was held in the Carpenters' Hall on the afternoon of Sunday last, for the purpose of electing a delegate to the Chartist Convention. The meeting was called by placard, and the time announced for the business to commence was two o'clock, at which time Mr. Renshaw was unanimously called on to preside. Mr. Wheeler moved, and Mr. Shaweross seconded ...

... MANCHESTER: A PUBLIC MEmTING of the inhabitants of this town was held in the Carpenters' Hall on the afternoon of Sunday last, for the purpose of electing a delegate to the Chartist Convention. The meeting was called by placard, and the time announced for the business to commence was two o'clock, at which time Mr. Rens'aw was inanimously called on to preside. Mr. Wheeler moved, and Mr. ...

... I anibersitp allb oterical IlItElligence. I CAMBRIDGE, APRIL 19.-The Librarian- ?? election of a librarian in tie roam of the Rev. J. Lodge, MA, toolkplaceyesterdayweek. Othse candidates who orginally announced their intention to seek the appoint. went, several retired, ald four only remained na the bnumber out of which the Heads of Houses had to nominiate two for the choice of the senate. ...

... THIE OREGON T'ERrITORY. TO TIMl HDITOIS OF TEl LTEED~S DMRCUTRY. ES~rgtofom titm ?? diteb'a-ttioii of thre niew Pirod- dlent of thle Cisited 6tatoes, oil he 5iitjott of tile 1Oreeon Tserri- tory, ittli the counter de~t!uatl Il. Os of iotl 2Ilrdecil arid 8i V Ri.lobrt Peel in Mari alsielit, ii c-c ?? thle prnhe IlislitI to the possibility, cilil, us soi,Ol, t1l~ie, dlie plr -~bllity of war ...

... MANChIESTER. A PUBLIC MiEETING of the inhabitants of thistown t' ,was hold in the Carpenteis' Ilal on the afternoon of t Sunday last, for the purpose of electinga delegate to pi the Chartist Convention. ...

... Io AtartE &c correopofbuntoi I B. DYsoN, HoULE.-We cannot at present answer his ca W. STEPiEN.ON, LnosToaouow.-.he conduct of the a Feofee Trustees, in refusing the land they hare ' in trust for the' benefit of the public to the operative land association,isjust that which might havebeen expected vi from a ?? body. The time ?? come when tw they will have no longer the power to refuse. se A ...

... tal parliamtot. Pwr , ?? ? I (Uontsncsed froirnouir eighth pfnyf.) Sigt R.hn Pfroetested afn'st tilthe to I he struction m hp hid begho'placed ulen,'I af' dillon fnirci ' upon a former evthough Hn had cf'tainly deprecated the failure of te V iler hei m brduiti fb~ivird,` Aid for'the. StUcce~~W hh knew he must re s uas' A1c'ey the oppoine'as d Aobiioi mid hee had 'sttOi it t to arrogate to the ...

... | HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. APRaIL 21. MOAYNO OTl. SThe Pfiltp of LONDON nroeentod petitliton a80inst any loritsor graent to Ahutytmootm College, from thle celttgy o hu A c deateotry 'if E]cceox, and frurna plucec in Essex~, Oxford, tendi Carisarvonshfiro. Thu E-arl of WiNCIISIr,Stl preounted psetitione tothis ?? effect fromn Hirby Oo'etblow, Slaithwaait-ettnnuj.Iingarst, 1,Lttt co lts. (lio W ...

... 2grinilturt and 3Wtirultltrf,,. FIELD-GARDEN OPERATIONS. For the Week conmsncing Monday, May Oth, 1844. [Extracted from a DIRY 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 Slaitliwaite, in Yorkshire, published by Mr. Nowell, of Faraley Tyas, near Huddersfield, in ...