... ziI t.fI Ia II. The llo or of the Towen-himll at AirdtiL, where CenGeral T1'nn ThumnIb was cxhiibitin gnat a c sci per d rate to the worklilln clas-cs, on ?? evenin g, e gave wily lit-oi the pressurec, and precipated thlrce hundred people icto a smith's shop below. For- tuona tely no one wvas killed, though oine man had his leg broltien. Tlhe table on whlichi General had tbeeln performing a ...

... C. & A. OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA, I, WELLNCGTON-STREE'1, STRANI?, LONDON. To preserve the bhumn Lair has been fir a tIig, time thee in- Inecesofel pursuit of isnumerable Chemists and Naturalists, and rlthougir there have been various compounds profesilng to accom- plishl this desirable end, still nothing really capable of restoring uid pre6erviug ono of the most beautifal Of nature's gifts ...

... IlOI'SIf 01' COMMONt)S. 'ill(lR (MINl'' ATl ''11 I'lIVAT\l'J 111T.1. Ol' 1 r., ilFll. 2l. (l111i1.ll~ ill II . 11 o hI' plitimiO tifl plivnlt ihil1,s 1lorIbooliII>wvlo.* 'I1'SJIAY, VIM. 4 1. S'Mithl Shif~illsfilire ,I ~lvlwTiil andl ]lit Ichuls, ?? 1) !. )ztel ttolnlil611irie .Incliilll (Bilstolil and 11 li.tfividl Branchel) ( No. 2). :3. Ntll StWildbl.irI JTlmil ln (So\llwhill 1I1111 ...

... The took the chair a few minute* before four o'clock. Several private petitions were presented. The following bills were read a second time and ordered to be committed:—Rochester Bridge. Exeter Eimouth Railway. Taw Vale Railway Extension. Eastern and Iladlcigh J unction Railway. Ruaderlaud Gas. Slinmannau and Borrowstouncss Railway. Momingside, and Coltness Railway (Improvement and Slamannan ...

... BUlRD)ENS ON jAN!), 177i-ltItnt ?? a 1e:ar iin A ng I'esy, II icl. Iet from 1 Iy E i nl to year, (Illilill e tle RXCA. '1 r,ichi %vee paid by thle i.5I l ?? I *. ?? . . . (. ; 1.;b5}Llltoori ?? ?? ?? oj( ! | 143-s --L1m~cs Itates n tlme sskeI|i50 0 'lithe ?? t ?? ?? ?? it lehig more (han dotmblm the amount of he Itet plL. ducedi by it 70 ?? ago. C (ON VWAY AGnllCCIe.Sua.x, ?? readers will ...

... II O R TIC U L T U it E. The mild spring weather, which for somc ?? we have been enjoying, has at length bcen (ivc:- sified with somc silght frosts, and some very coll northerly vinds-just enough, of frost to hec;k the undue progrcss of vegetntion, wvithout ?? Illg any serious injury UpO)I thosc plantss and silrubs *vhich the unusual mildness of the %% inter has seduced into a somewhat ...

... V., UMIXIMEI?Tl 1,11PERA. 3 i ii c cS ft 1 l- c I t ll iI tn l ) - 'I i - Ice t a b ittV Thei ilt , of Ill-it ,oil~t fi p lii t Itin ii- o tt y r - lio n 'J r o f wi Lm t ft i ft e ,- -t i.,-I t p e titio n - f om ti t, io ltt- ;I-oCt Co tt it tll sr ci -(1t. 110'-. (II s iFhIR L i Irl ai nd d 1'lfl C uo-tC )I 1 s;sl Tlt- E rl oft I t L tA A $ t iil lt, ord~q ier of l . ti -t y Ve ry ai tt lt ...

... 'M 1F,' ACCOUNT -qAl'QY ' 1? ' w °Tlhis is the Shortest mmnkth iin'tl iC V lrst~ 1i vely fol LIn1t1110, ;IS it hlaipjEj1- to .lJe -IlO h uost dieagrechlc. The inonti ''fin;vii b homie, at the Zodiac, puts uL It the aig1 of ''Th e Fishc-S.' Niuma, who, as his namne implic4 \as given to nuLmertion0, miide Februdl s secuod iK the ca lenar, a'ti. dedicat d it to Nep)tune ; pro-- bably on ...

... PROGRESS OF TIHE DEBATE. We are not of those who lanient the continuance of the lengthened debate on the Corn Laws. To those whose minds have been long ago made up on the sebject, the matter of our Parliamentary reports may be 4 weary, flat, stale, and unprofitable ;` but, considering the mag- nitude of the interests involved in the issue, it is of the utmost importance that the mind of ...

... , The Iong expected report of Sir Frederic Smith and Professors Barlow and Airey, the Commiesioners appoin- ted to inquire into the merits of the guage question has trade its appearance after six months laborious incubation. Short of royal imprirnatur, it settles the vexed question ocensioned bcy the ilitroduotion into the railway eoonomy of this country of an evil unlnown to the commerce and ...

... I1RELN.D1). D) trfLfN, T FBl. 22. [Fitoi o tvit (21) tlit t Is PO N , 1 ('0-FjICT lii TVIIbtN thu tilE AND tiH E1110tl(';TT:S. The foJ'owill` aipp)vitii ill Jhe Lin.wri/ (CIt is/i Ie- ?? this titr,, ititi Al,.it ?? ithielo oil TI ?? l.i 1lit, :1 posliee pa;ti-ol fiamr K'idlhlon:nz sr:,lion, vonllis:irl- of, colistal~lipb)blelbl-wlltlllslolll ltll:.Iflll D)onemiole, :1l f'rtoll, fell ii titl ...

... T7Il1' FATAL NUMBER. Antid a thousand speciulations as to the cause of :ir lRo- lbeet Prel's cloggittg his grat nivasures by i tirce yelalr' prolouig'ationt ot uncertainty, speculalion, and restraint upon cooic ree, lot lis vtter ours. firtat ticit arc said to have some onc nitutber whiich inu iltuencts t lidr it tes, atrd on wihieh turn ill the importaut c eunts of their lives. With soelo it ...