... N.'exu5i Italy ob?crbeftfullfj. INDIA AND CHINA. 3 By the semi monthly overland mail, intelligence has been re. co ceivedfrom Bombay to the 6th Of April; Calcutta, the 7th; and M, ;M1adrao, the 14th. It is not of a very important character. Sir dr I Charles Napler's expedition against. the Pindarees has been is tcrowned with complete success. Bejar Khan, their leader, and ex ta considerable ...

... sr. HELEN'S, &c. -OpgNING OF A NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CLIURCa. On Tuesday, a circtumstancte took plans of deco interest to the Catholic community of this tteighboutircd and to many other of the principal restlonts of the district, namely, the csneecra. tion of a nesT antd veryboautifulf Catholic ohurchs, at lBlaothrook, which has been erected en the site of the former old chapel on the domain Of ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST NEWS FROM AMERIlC at nine 1l The Great Western, which reactned Lnverlru a -- o'clock on Wednesday evening, brings intelligence from Now York to tile 24th April. The report of the important debate on the Oregon ques. tion in the British Parl;,ment had been received by the ,Caledonia on the 21st, and at first elicited sundry ebullitions Of splenetic wrath from the newspapers, which ...

... N CIlORLEY, h CHILD KILeu.-Osn Wednesday last, an inquest was taken, at the a, Joiner's Arms, before R. Palmer, Esq., coroner, on view of the body & of Thomas Riatcliffe, a child, seventeen months old, who was killed ce on the morning previous, by being run over by a cart, that was passing e through Market-street. A little girl was also run over, at the same y time, but ele eseaped unhurt. ...

... LEYLAND. VCE.TH BV IIANGING.-OI Molday lost an inqitest nas held at Leyland, before Mr. R. Palmer, touching the death of William Fish, a boy about 15 years of age, son of )Ir. John Fisb, yeoninn, of Ley. lend Lane. It appeared from the evidence aildiicel onl the inquest, that the deceased, onl Saturday lost, met with lils death from playing with a pair of scales in his father's balr, whiichi ? ...

... 1-, . . ?? . In the iollowing table the shillings and pence are reckonetl as £ whzl they amount to 10s., and omitted When they fall below that amount. C. M R)VAS Week . R/rJLWkly S. Tending 8 = Tota L0 Bristol & Birmingham . May 2 2718 120 37£3.9 227 Bristol and Gloucester 12 79 22 Chester and Birkenbead. n Dublin and Drogheda 431 Eastern Counties ?? . .2 4010 12S6 5089 4724 Edinburgh aid ...

... - - ?? I -- a - - . afte ?? ler.urp. FRIDAY, MfAY 30, M54. LOIRD JOHN RUSSELL'S SPEECH 0- T11- CONDITION OF THE LABOURING CLASSES. The speech in which Lord John Russell, on Mon- de day night, introduced his resolutionswelative to the 8U permanent improvement of the condition of the labouring classes, will be read with'interest and satisfaction in every part of the country. It was a ...

... WMEl:ETING OF IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. lv The Monthly Meeting of the Commissioners for the Improvement of this borough, wee held In the Council Chamber at the Town Hall, an Monday morning last. Present, Mr. Spencer, Chairman, Messrs. co Clarke, Catterell Leach, G. Smith, W. Ainsworth, Watlerworth, Tuson, Swain, Monk, Manchester, Troughton, German, James. German, a~ Armstrong, Sedgwick, ...

... | RALWAY DEPARTURE S. NORTH UNION. From Preston to Liver- pool, Manchester, and From Liverpool to From Manchester to Wigan, Wigan and Preston Wigan and Preso ff 0 A.M, Third Clas 1ti 45 A.M., Third Class 6 30 A.M., Third C 8 0 A.M,, int& 2d CIY. 8 0 A.M., Ist &2d Cis 815 AMlet&2d 10 20As.m, Ist &2d CIe. 10 15 A.Y. lIt&2dCls, 10 30 n-os, lIst&24 I 220 ?? Ist&2dCls. 2 1 P..,IAt&2dCis. 2 30 P.M, ...

... MANCHESTER ATHENAUlM. On Tuesday evening the third and last lecture, On the arrangement and function of the nervous system of the animal kingdom, was delivered by 1t. D. Urainger, Esq., Lecturer on Physiology, at St. Thomas's Hospital, London, in the lecture theatre at the Athenaeum. On proceeding with the subject he observed, that with refer- ence to the term instinctiwe, the best ...

... THE ANTIJMLAYNOOTH AGITTAION ~ ~q.~Thewflgo ni egant carre THE ANTI-MAXINVU)L- lgntC s inand PARLIA111ENTARY RATs.-Tle following eeatcr obi.ck spoadonietn isaundoubtedly genuline. Sir C. Napier having to Iit was readt in the I-ouse of Commons yesterday evening be ?? 6 week, asked whether it wats arteladrcie no] ant wr. 'Treasiu7y* Wednesdav. e neshl DeCA XlRYNBLL-PraY come1 up. Fre watseer ...