... aira ateoiugeare. - Si ANOTHE INSTANCE OF THEi LIBaBALITY OF RICHARD :i -VAUIGHAN Y ATaS, Ea.-On Tuesday evening la-st, our res- 1 *pected townsman, it. V. Yates, Esq., with his accustomed a liberality, gave a most excellent tand substantial dinner to, g 'the workmen engaged at the vatrious buildings belonging h to him, now in course of erection in th rne'-ak The dinnier took'place in the ...

... PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENdE. The Prince of Wales, through his council, has given AlOe towards the erection of FLnow church at Clandowu, Somor. sotsisiro. The Lord Bishop of, Bath Aid Wells has consented to be the atrn of the Bath and Soeorect Society for the Preo'en- tlon ?? to Animals, WULLS 0ATIUeDIRAL.-The repairs of this magnificent cathedral are proceeding very favourably, under the superin. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 5. RAILWAYS-REPORT OP SELECT COnnrM- The Earl of DALHOUSEE--IMy lords, I am instrueted by your lordships' committee on railways to report to the house the following resolution :- It is the opinion of your commit- tee that such portion of the standing Order, No. 224, as re- quires from the promoters of railway bills a deposit of one- tenth of the whole capital subscribed ...

... libegremalfs pul-Ral REMEMBER THE 30TH OF 91Y, 1844! THE RUN AGAINST POOR SEERY. We read with pain and regret in the Hail of yes- terday the paragraph we subjoin:- It is now understood thatSir Francis Hopltins has not the slightest doubt as to the identity of Seery; and as the humane and learned judge who tried the caso-one, to use the expressive description of Mr. O'Connell, whose acute- ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. In out first edition, last week, we erroneously stated) in our Notices tefc Correspondents, that a Letter had been received from the Rev. Micuh Thomas. It should have been the Rev. f Thomas Thomas. Lycurgus is received. Breconian' shall have all the information we can consistently give him. We never advertised the line to which he refers. Lector—Address to the Tavistock ...

... WE expressed our cordial approbation of the new commercial policy of the Premier, as an enlightened, bold, and comprehensive scheme, and should be well and thankfully satisfied to bide our time for the salutary working of his projected reforms, were it not for the frightful accounts of widely-spreading destitution, which daily reach this country from the sister Island. The question, in ...

... BLAENAVON. IRON Works —On Thursday, the 29th ult., a fatal dent befel John Williams, aged 13 years. The deceaseds emploved as an underground haulier, and by some meat'J; horse got loose, and, as he was endeavouring to stop i'»i J?1}? animal kicked, and struck him on the forehead, causing a p. pound fracture of the skull. Richard Steel, Esq., surgeon, in immediate attendance, and rendered every ...

... ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER. -We learn that Captin Atkinson, the celebrated sportsman, who some years ago resided at Clanhugh, in the neighbourhood of Westmealh, Ireland, and afterwards at the Cottage, Rathowen, was surrounded by a large party of the Molly Maguires, whilst shooting on a bog in the neighbourhood of Carrick-on-Shannon last week, and ordered to deliver up his fowling-piece; ...

... ODDFELLOWSHIP. IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE REV. HENRY NEWLASD, OF WESTBOURNE, SUSSEX, AND THE REV. SIR ERASMUS WILLIAMS, BART., OF MAULBOROCGU. To the Hon. and Rev. Sir Erasmus Williams, Bart., of Marlborough. DEAR SIR,-—At a meeting held last week at the Palace (Chichester) consisting of the clergy, magistrates, and other influential laymen of the county, for the ...

... atre *p wfdb 3otwnal. SATURDAY, February 14,1846. The new commercial policy of Sir Robert Peel came before the House of Commons, for discussion on Mon- day last. The debate whs continued on Tuesday, resum- ed on Thursday, and now standsfurther adjourned. It is not improbable that it may terminate this (Friday) even- ing, at least the prime minister has no reason to prolong a discussion, which, ...

... RAIWAY TRAZF10 TAXL=; Name of Raniway. Arbroath and Forfar. Birmingh-am and Gloncester . ?? and Gloucester C. Chester and ?? Dublin and Drozl.eda . . Dublin and ?? Dundee and Arbro th ?? Durham and ?? Easmtern Counties & North Eastern. Edinburgh and ?? Glasgow, Paisley, and ?? Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock.. Grand Junction I ?? (Iravesend and Rochester.. ?? Great North of ?? Great ?? ...

... L O N D O N: FjrDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 184. The labouring oar is still assigned to the Liberal leaders. Lord1 JoJHN RUSSELL, on Monday nighit, deterinned the limits within whlich the discussion would find its legitimate!cotrse; the sainc task, last night, was uniidertaken by Lord MTORPETII. One of two mletho(ds wvas o(pen to either of the noble lor(ls. The first was to tbllow each of the Pro- ...