... 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 ...

... The weather is still -nseasonably cold, particularly the nights; vegetation does not, thereftre, make much I progress, and the season must be regarded as decidedly a backward; in every other respect the crops wear a t healthy appearance, but there is little prospect of the t harvest being an early one. -This is ini so tar to be re. t gretted, as a late harvest is usually in our variable a ...

... A VIEW OF' THi-E CHURCH. Inky By a leeaiting Di[ine of sconand, fron his MS., sOC writtet betiteen 1t;24 atil 11343, fron No, 5, North tha British Review,. nrt - The ChurIch is considered visible 01 iiiviible The Church invisible is tile company oft those ?? God to has chosen to everlastilig lif in all times and all placi* du The Church visible Is the compalY ofatbore to Ile called ...

... WOODSTOCM, TIntIRSDAY.-The election for this borough, occasioned by the resignation of the Marquess of Blandtbrd, took place to.day. More. than usual interest was attached to the proceedings, as. it vwas expected they would afford some explanatiou oftthe cause of the noble marquess's unexpected retirement; which rumour hadconnected with it his support of the M. anooth grant. 1 he Mayor, J. V. ...

... lil?? il I W ER- I (From the Spectator.) In 1829, the Roman Catholics of Ireland were ad- mitted to Parliament, and suade capable of holding high offices of state. In 1831, the Retornm Bill made the representatives of the Roman Catholic electors a nmajority ot'the Irish Members of Parliament. In 1834, the Protestant Episcopal staff of Ireland was curtailed. In 1844, Roman Catholics were ...

... oolloaplfs RIM Vitrobav'o loooto MONDAY. MOAY 12. 1845. n p SwrIT:ZERLAN;D.--1JEIt e l:, 7211aY .-The Ca-. i tholic cantons, which assisted the canton of a Lucerne to gain the victory over the free corps tt are now qutarrelling with the Lucerno govern-r ment about the division of the spoils. It appears( that Lucerne had received large sunis as the v ?? of the prisoners, natives of the cantons, ...

... WENSA' AND ~ ISA SVSIS HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEUFDAY The Roman Catholic Relief Bill was read a second time, Sir J. GRAHAMs intimating that, although he would not oppose the second reading, applroving, as he did, of the bill getnerally, yet there were objectionable clauses in it, and it was still further open to the objection that the subject would be most likely re- ported on very shortly by the ...

... RAItLAY CO1MITTIEE, APRIL 29. P v : t NI 1 - ?? B AXD ANIANTS RAllIX\s'V.-'T'his Bill was proceeded wviti fitst in the order of precedence. Mr. Russell Ganrmey opened the case for the promoters. The object ot' the liill was to autliorise the maksing of a railway from the town of Realing, very near to the station at that town of the (treat Western ltailwoy, to the town of Newbury, and thence on ...

... Two THOIVSAN D GUINEAS STAKES. .. w,. Ii A.- - ?? - - . .. ?? ?? 6 to 4 on Idas laid several times, and Afterwards of. u 6eredl.tl CHESTER CUP. 10 to I agst The Irish lot (taken) *i ti I- Ad r. .I aques's Senmiseria 7 to I ?? DIr. Hes ?? Filrallen i; to l -- Dir. WV. beote's Cataract 10 to I -- Mr. A. Johnson's Obscurity F 12 to I )- Itr. Irwin's Ould Ireland (taken) 22 to I Ali-, Isaac ...

... SATURDAY. MAY 3, 1845 - I 11 I The Superb~, 80, Captain Corry' anrived on Su nd~y I . I Sfrom. Plymouth. She came' into, Harbour till. a - ,.nin- thi * ~l . -. ~ mnorning (having been obliged to lighten to 22 feet. even .keel), to be docked. Her copper is to be payed'over with some lacqeur, poisonet, to prevent the growth of animal 0 and vegetable matter. Ee strongly su spect that if the D ...

... A 1,A74x. SA TURDA Y. MAYV 17,1]845. Ott l~onday last the Dean of Chichester held a Viai- tation of the Clergy and Churchwvardemi in hita peculiar in 11t1 peculiar jurisdiction, in the Cathedral. The Dean, in the cha- racter and capacity of their Ordinary, delivered to them a most excellent charge, which we hope to see in print, as he has been requested bv those who were officially present at ...

... F 1rDAtVO lawn *atur'big% 9o0t00 HOUSE OF PEERS. URSDAY, DIAY 22.1 Lord Beaumaont nmoved T ecotecteditil recent events in Greece, which berdetnaid vwere of no public interest, ~deClifledto prduce The motion was consequently tyitalirad Chanwellor then moved the second read ing f the Charitable Trusts Bill, and detailed at some Annh ios w~rords from Lord Broughlans and CoUl/s. Abttothe measure, ...