... The PharosiIron steam yacht was launched ORt MondAY from Messre. Fairburn and Sons' iron ship~buhlduing yard, at Mill-wall, Poplar, and is designed as a steam yacht of the comniissionesrs of northern lighthoUses. It masy Inot be generally known that the jurisdiction of the Trinity H~oard does not extend to the lights on the Scottish coast, Lthese being placed under the care of a diatrict Board ...

... ? &UMIllargOf .4b; Moko ACW04: ?? - ?? ?? ? ?? YWar.-The Time. of this morning has a tremnen- dous warlike article, intended, no doubt, as a side. blow at our anti-warlike declaration of Saturdayl The Times, as is its custom, extols and eulogises peace, while it has the effrontery to declare that the aristocratic antipathies and dislikes of England to vulgar republican institutions and ...

... THE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTa EASTERN RAILWAY. TuNDRIDOSC, MONDAY NioarT.-Th~e coroner's in- quiry ino the circumstances attending the late dis- astrous accident on the Southl Eastern Railway was resumed this afternoon, at the Angel Hotel, in this plice. The coroner arrived shortly before three o'clock, and after having had a short intercourse with the fore- man of the panel, informed the ...

... ?? 110USE OFCOMMONS. WEDNESDAY, J~tzS, 28. The SPR'ennce took the chair at twelve o'clock precisely. There 'were not more thou twenty Members present, but a House was made a few minutes afterwards. Shmstly oftn- ?? o'ntoos INK. O'C ?? en-tered tbe Ir-e. Th5eI Hon. Gentlemran, who appeared in excellent health, occupied 5. teat I -on the foremost bendh on the Opposition aide. PETITIONS. ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURI. SIR ROBERT PEEL'S PLAN OF COMMERCIAL REFORM AND CORN LAW ABOLI TION. Wi have already expressed, in the ?? Extraordinary, issued immediately on the receipt of Sln ROBERT PEEL'S Speech, our opinion of the magnificent Free Trade project developed in that speech to the Parliament and People of England. It is a project to which, for boldness, grandeur, and true I wisdom, we only ...

... 1101iSE 1OF LORDiLS-trnUaDAr, JAN. 29. TIlE CORN LAWS. The Duke of IticuasoNm rose to present a number of petitions front din'erent parts of the couaitry, very numorously signed by l r,,e numbers of tenant- tarnime s antd labourers. The petitionrs prayed their lordships not to make any alteration in the Corn Laws, and many of them also complained of the un- constitutional acts of the League. ...

... |coi 33ratt & correo43onbeutO4 PETITrOSi FOIL TUI PaRDoN OF TEEX EILSS.-IT ans wer to several communications which I have veceived rela. tive to the petitions and memorials for Frost, Williams, and Jones, I beg to state that the petitions to Perlia- ment must be sent either to Mr. Dancombe, Albany, or Mr. Wakley, Bedford-square, London; when the local representatives cannot be got to present ...

... MEETINGS IN BEHALF OF THE CH1ARTIST EXILES. MARTLEBON1. A numerously attended public meeting was held on Tuesday evening week, at the Hall, Circut-street, Marylebone, when the following resolutions were unanimously agreed to:- That this meeting are of opinion that no one should be punished only il accordance with the injury inflicted on society, and are further of opinion that John Frost, ...

... TIle loth 1lussays, will, in thle spring, move ~ ?? york to India ; the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon~ Guards groin Edirib7911 to York. SIGNORo BolIPIANI, a native of Rlome, and a mnem- ber of the ?? Academy of Sicily, is about to give four letrson D)ante and Trasso, ait the Hail of the Philonophli- ,91 soiety of this town, in February. We have never heard Sigor ?? lecture, but from the flattering ...

... afortibroming Oettings* THE CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND - SOCIETY. Meetings for the purpose of enrolling members, and transacting other business connected therewith, are held every week on the following days and eplaces:- plaU SUNDAY RVENING. d South London Chartirt Hall, 115, Blackfriars-road: ,hat half-past six ?? Chsartist Hall, 1, Turn- Id again-lane: at six o'clock.-Westuiaster: at the r ...

... IR, BUSr ILD FERRAND'S SLANDERS AND DISASTERS. c1 Tim modern Boinbastes Furioso is plunging d about in the West Riding, and bellowing like a whale it in a shallow, stuck full of harpoons. Having lost his first Candidate, and having picked up another who [t wont come to the hustings,-being, so far as appears, i destitute of the support of any one respectable man of this own piarty in Yorksire, ...

... cmotoponbtUnt. THE CONSPIRACY OF SELFDDEFENE. TO THlE EDITO TOM Of EN NORTUSAW STAR. gia,-I beg to maken Iown, through your pages. some particulars of a disputt of a very important character. which has lately taken place between the employing aand the employed In the trade of the shoemaker in the three towns of Belfast, Carrickfergus, and Lisburn, in the north of Ireland. In these three ...