... I - Ad . _ OXFORD, APRIL ?? ?? lolden on Thursday, the Rev. Barre Phipp, M;A, of St, John's College, Cambrklge, was admitted a, n5 Mrrcfi.AofSJh' denea eongregation holders at the same time, the following degres oreconerred :-Baclrelo' hn Civil Law: B. David, St. Mary, hall, Grand Compounder Itsters ,f. Arts Rev. 1, Owen, Scholar of Jesus: J. P. Meitland, St. Mary trall; Al. J. T. Boys, ...

... Yesterday a epecial general meeting of the proprietors of ihi e I eiti company was held at the Cotton Sales-roo-ni, John Moss, Esq., Inine In the chair. for the purpose of declaring a dividend. oft th The CHAIRMAN said the present meeting wae cailed solely Tam for the purpose of making a quarterly dividend, and although the net money int hanad would enable the company to poay after more, he ...

... ZIL:X ML:XtQA NDX. M\Ir. O'Connell has accepted an invitation to a dinner in Covie, on tbe 1st of June. A repeal meeting is to be held there on the following day. A 1 ilkonny coiner has been discovered carrying on1 his . evil :racticcs even in the prison to which hie was confined for his forimr nisdeeds! ?? and anotlier prisoner, aasoldior, ] had actually made a number of counterfeit coins in ...

... SATURDAY, M-r 3, 1S45. ONE consequence of the agitation and prolonged discus- ?? respecting the AIaynootli grant haS been the postponement of motions of interest connected with the - business of the country, and, anmongst others, of one for t inquiriling into the present state of the law relating to debtor and creditor. A fortnight ago the subject was to have been brought forward in the ...

... COUNTY MTI N . The annual general meeting of Com~missioners of Snpply, Jug- tices of the Peace, and Turnpike and Commutation Road. Crus- teesfor the County of Aberdeen, was held, in the Court-House, on Tuesday.~ ~ ~ ~ GRN o' ily On the motion of 31r Goanow of Craig, Mr GRANT of Tilly. fain', the Convener of the County, was unanimously called to the ELECTION OF OFFICIALS. The first bnsiness ...

... LAT,.EST NEWS. Theinto rtset starhcIVA to thle totesi ofInt0110 embersbhsthese ootttoet h, itsttdseed me to forts 'ted ottthelenatti of thosen teho voed Its ?? sto and ?? bte Robert Peel sotonie, on- bhtsogittg Ot~trho, rIepot, r 1,t tlo _rot fee Atstosa-h Cssttege ise rakes ,t esof tise t'oocoitltiged Feuil. Yoer renders ate etossec tite tiose olso ltitsedti rie osotiots oted foe rise merd- ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-April 29. A number-fipefticioso ero presenated bynoolelelords against; the inereosed grant to blttyrootit. AUCTION DUTIES DILL, Tile Earl of DALHOIUSIE looted the second reading of the soetion dotties bill; the tox 'oil hoesn foond to ho unjdst soil oppressiro, antI, besides, oneo seh'h moo conttsctly eroded. toed BROUGIAM void, this onL thle only poet olthc hod- get whicih hoe ...

... THE AWFUL CATASTRopjE AT YARMOUTH. I h -alwi ~ -I-- ,A~:AA AA_ ?? The following are additional particulars to those stated in yesterday's FREEMAN :_ YARBMOUTH, FaiLDAY NIGHr.-The clown commenced his feat with the Hood tide at the drawbridge, and had entered the North River, There weren many persons on the bridge ; and as he drew near the multitude rushed upon'it to obtain a full view as he ...

... ATMOSPHFERIC RAILWAY.. We published a second -edition ot our paper, on Tuesday last -fot the expresas purpose of' resentirg to our readers tle very interesting Report of the Select Committee, appointed by the Louse of Commons, to enquire into the merits of' the Atmospheric System of Railway. a copy of which we also give in our present publication. g - T'e Committee, comprising 13 Alembers of ...

... ?? -- MONDAY MORNING, MWAY 5. There is little of interest in the proceedings of Parlia- I ment. The House of Lords did not meet on Wednesday ?? .. . ?? or Thursd y.On Friday their ti me was chiefly occupied eat 1 ayI by the motion of Earl PFowls against the proposed unifin ew of the Welsh Ecclesiastical Sees ?? i een Asaph. After a long discussion, it was negatived by awl the majority of 129 ...

... a o etabero & rroenponubelit5. | 3 Sl JAB. GRAUAM, AND ABSOLUTION FROM CONCILIATION SHALL,-The Belfast l'terciaor, in commenting on the late debate on the tMaynooth grant, says:- We - are not so content with Mir. Sheil's voluntary promise, that Sir James Graham would receive a cordial recep- . tion in Ireland. We have a profound esteem for Mr. Sheil. He is one of the ornaments of our ...

... i - - ; THE NORTHERN STAR. , SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1845. Ilv [ TO WHAT ARE WE COMING? e I fWHAT'S IN THE WIND THAT BLOWS H' ZTIS WAY ? The greatest DR-formner of the day is Sir ROBERT Ily PEEL. To that man seems to have been given a iS- SPECIAL MISSION to break tip the murderous systent of a PROTESTANT ASCENDANCY, loan-mongering, rag- ar money, high taxation, and defiance of the people's will. ...