... 3?3trIteirIie?af, &r. a Wircasar licsoL.-TisO aifalog. of this school have got Into or |Chancesy. In Vicc-Chancollor W~igram's Court, yosterdayr week, fl3C-p,~ Wh ithe Attorney.General appeared InoupporS of a bill of Infoermn- 3 36-v. Or| tion, loetiltuted by hir. Winch, teocscertain whether certain.,ands 'w ?? in Wailajey, applicable to the maintenance of the sohool and the t:|income arising ...

... IMPORTANT FROMf AMIERICA. Wme have received New York papers of the I2ib ites brought by the London ~saeetasisip Switzerlad, likce as- has arrived in Mfaregate Roads . d ?? House of Representatives had ...

... |' TEE CCHRR(O, THEN CITJeONI L.: PRSOSATURDAY, MARkCH 14, Il4. I OIKCOPYHIOLDS, AND PAUPERSg| The anti-eorn-law mensure- of the government ?? moreprdgreesnin Prliamen, dirler tho paet eek, thiinaa e previons faolions opposition of the ultra-protectionists had led the public to expect. Any prolongation of the struggle for ?? on trade, seesI, indeed, to. be aoos admilted, on all hands, to be ...

... PUJBLIC PARKS. Report of the Progress of the War/is, at the Public Parks and Walks. CONTRACTORS' WORIs.-The contractors have made considerable progress in the formation of the various play-grounds, at all the parks, though none of them can be said to be quite completed, with the exception of the archery-grounds,-as the cinders and gravel have yet to be laid on. The archery-grounds at Bradford ...

... - - - - - - - - ?? - - -- - - - - ?? n t GREAT WEsTERlt RAILWAY.-It is well known that the buy rala opaisaeliie yt eirats of parliament to pro' a charge of 3d. per mile as the maximuma for first-class hon passengers. The London and Birminghamn Railway Corn- to pany have set a liberal example in chargingonly at the rate alte of 2d. per mle for firs, Ljd. for econd-classtravelling; and kee- we ...

... itinjerf4 ?arItaurnrt. *$ HOUSE OF COMKMONS. s WiEDNEhSDAZY M~arch 11. t The followingg railway bills vere reiad rc5oe5fd time, and or- o dered to b0 committed -The Coventry, Nune toO, Bitmn~iham', : ...

... HIGHWAY; BOARD.; ~- T he DU4'il :e*l mee~ting of this body hesbod yeserdy. ir, The tlowoIisgngeI2beOI wser pressnt:-Mssre5 Holmes (chair- n' meal. Bgye, Siabe,'Deaton, Welthow, Hiorns. Leylandl Guy- E ...

... MANCHESTER TIMES. | . . FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1846. _ .I _ _ The Protectionists in the' House of:Conmmons, disregarding the important petitions from Liver- pool and Manchester, and with no other view than to protract the' inevitable abolition of the piesent corn-law, contrived, on Tuesday night, by-long and tiresome discussion, to have the; de- bate upon the motion for reading. the new bill a ...

... I THE FRENCH ANTI-COAIERCIAL RESTRICTION .I T A ?? i ?? ?? .1- - A1 - . . be1* I_ In our last number we adverted to a strong public feeling which had just been ii-inifested at Bordeaux, in favour of ?? freedom. The merchants, landowners, and mna- nufacturers, of this important town have since held a meet- iug at which they determined upon forming a permanent associatiou for the abolition of ...

... [MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . -_ _ or HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MARCIiH16. be6 Lord Kinuard, in reference to the lodging of railway in plans at the office of the Board of Trade on Sunday, , November the 80th, and also to the publication of railway w notices the same day on the church doors in Scotland, b inquired whether measures would be adopted. to prevent at the recurrence of sach scenes as then ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL NEWiS. STATE OF TPtDE. -The ?? has beei CXtreimely 1ttie tinring the IMat week, both in goods alnd vi:ins. Te sligtL pppelrinices of inprovemeilt whimli we lnoticed li st week do ?? SeemO to have (otitiiled, inld both bluvers and sellers seenl to bC embarrassed to decide tbe best (nnrse to 11111Slt*. The Slpinners andi ?? are in ilo altkwa:trl I ?? ' - ns it is ?? in keep ...

... ?Lfbt? puol iAiTetcuii?. SAAU' POI'ULI LEX .SUPRlgMA. FRIDAY, 4IARCII 20, 1846. The chief Feature of the intelligenace brought vig by the Cemnbria is its provoking incompleteness. P It breaks short off, precisely at the most critical w and interesting point. Eve had an Indianl mail wh the other day that left in the middle of a battle th -iand now we have American despatches which inform us ...