... TUle FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW I No. 72. January, 1846. The subjects ?? in this number are sufficiently various and interesting, thoiuh l perhaps some of the articles may not, in the. present state of pt thUQ feeintg, command all the attention they deserve. Our minds are NO intent on the great economical struggle now going on at homr'; that the affairs of states that do not threaten to come ...

... JIhI2IN(.? 012 711£ 3! P17? V1? OLITA N DRAJ?E1?S' A SSU CiA TIwV. A 0 Let H g - f Ito Meiropot itil ii 1) tIllErs' A?oejn 'ion WItS h1-?l ia4 LLit? lit, lit the Li i--vary I atait ?tiott, Etlwsriis.streei, i'l.lttliIL-l.lJlilire. AttiC iL 11L1:teier-pnlt eiitlit o'eie?k the ?? its ?? by ?? ?ir C. i\opier, Mi'. '1-he Cit AIR ill A N he lilA been reljiteste I to fl -tIll ihilit illOeLilig, iii ...

... COURT CIJRULAR?. WVINDSOR-SUNDAY. The Queeu dii not walk out yesterday mnorniig, ?? to the ii uhilvo- ruble State oft hi weathar. Plr(ie Albert ?? slit shooting yesterday forenoon, tt- tenlded by thle Marquest of Ornimnde and Colonel Bouveric. Tbei Intyal almluily were all token an airing for a short time yesn rdsiy, i, tile Castle precincts. ThL tolloviug ililtstrioas visitors took leave of ...

... ELEFCTZON MOVEMENTS. WESa RiDnNa.-It is oured that in the event of acontest for the West Riding of Yorkshire, Mr. Lane Pox will come forward on the Conservative interest. Mr. Fox left Brainham Park for Bingley last week.- Post, KILDAnR.-Robert Burke, Esq., nephew of the Eatl of Mayo, has published an address to the electors of Kildare. le professes to be a conservative, of the dis- satisfied ...

... A G1?ICUL7 URA L PROTECTION MEET- ING A TT LICHFIELD. LicttiFIRLi, FRIDAY AFTLRNOON.-A general meet- inn oi' the Lichfiehl Agricultural Protection Society was hield this day at the Swan Hotel, Lichfield. Lord lIupestre, the president of the society, took the chair. The noble CIR~llM.lAN openied theprocetdinigs by calling attention to recenit political events, whicil had induced the commnittee ...

... RA IL WAYS. RAILWAY SHARE LIST FoR. SATURf)AY, JAN. 11;ilwa34. V'Ald. ?? 1rCO!118~m10 .. ~n(h ?? I'14 '.rJ . - . Omf 01am).) '2 1 I I 4l 114I, -l . 11 .O)l 70 F3 85 't,loto no'l )1 aces, lr .. !30 2 *, Io n.i i1alod',Dil)' :I~ ?? 41 4 / r~ 4 Do I., Vrnj310 I ?? !A%1),rlgoand)) incoln I l'0pm13% Dj1In')0 siI ?? . ?? . I I a. int .xfra 4 1 I 3!)1d3 3f Th.eater 13laiyl l Vd . 1 1 2 p 1(1'4 ...

... T>he LrVESof the LORD CHAN'CELLORS and KEE'PlpERS of tde GREATSHAL of ENG- LAND. By JOnN LORD CAMPBBLL, M.A., F.R.S.F. [John Murray, 1845. FIRST NOTICE. A great. book, says an ancient proverb, is a great evil ; but there are exceptions to this, as well as to most other general rules, and one of the most striking illustrations of its non universality which nioderri tiles f'fford is to be ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the Repeal Association, held on Monday, in Conoiliation Hall, was very much crowded, and much interest was attached to the proceed- lgs from its hasing been very generally known that Mr. O'Connell intended alluding to the condition of hls own tenantry and rebutting the calumnies of the Rinses' cormmission and his colleague. The hon. and learned gentleman wse ...

... oMINATION OF MEMBERS AND RE-I PRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE. WHEN Lord Grey introduced his Reform Bill, it as loudly complained by the opposite party, that le Whigs had craftily drawn such a line in their chedule A as sufficed just to extinguish certain rory, and just to preserve certain Whig, boroughs. Io this charge it was replied that a line must be arawa somewhere, and that if it had this one ...

... FAT'AL ACCIDENT at tiue NEWCASTLEanid .. 1? LING TOX BA IL WA Y TERMINUS. SOUTH SHIELDS, FRIDAY MORNINo.--Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock, a melancholy accident, which has resulted in the loss of two lives, and the serious injury of another individual, took place at the Newcastle and Darlington Railway Terminus, in this town. For some time past extensive improvements have been making in ...

... PROTEC07TION TO AG JRICUL'JUR F. MEETT'N(t AT LYNN. LYNN, JAN. ?? meeting ot the West Not l1lk At ui- cult oral Protet ion Soiet y, and (in the tirinii of tb, id- vertisemitent) of othi rs favourable to loteetioti to aerici- tlre, was hldii to-day ill tie Town-hall, Lynn. The ehllir wvs taken by Lord Ilas tilgs, nil 111l il tile gentletileti presenlt were Lord Sontds, Mr. ?? Iliigsge, M.P. the ...

... LXEMIPTION O1F AGWICUL, UiIISTS FlR'0 TOULLS. - At the weekly meeting'~ Of'the Kingesten bencph ri' ntnog'is V trates on Monday, a question of' vhery ,'onsireriahle import- anice to thle agrivult tlral WOrld Will ?? by Sr Ritchard FIredeICTk, and Afessrs. Westear', latch , anid S'rthle pr'esiding ''nii'iti'ates. At a pr;evious Bitthing, Missrs. Everett and Piclford, the le-ssees of the ...