... THE LIVERPOOL DOCK BILL IN CObMMITTEE. Yesterday week the Committee re-assembled at twelve. Application having been made to enlarge the time for ithe construction of the landing stage at George*8 pier, Mr. Hillyaid, for the Commissioners of Birkenhead, Bproposed a clause to the effect that instead of one large stagve two smaller ones should be built, one of which should be exclusively devoted ...

... - - - - - - - - ?? - - -- - - - - ?? 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 ...

... 6oretgn bitetfigence. THE OVERLAND MAIL. DEFEAT OF THE SIKHS. (IFrom the Times,.) MALTA, March 17.-We have received India news yes- terday by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Oriental, although she brought no mail, of the following dates:-Calcutta, Eebruary 7; Bombay, 15th; and China, January, 1846. Sir Harry Smith's division, having reinforced Colonel Godby's division at ...

... DISTRl CT NEWS. a 1 I - ?? p CHORLEY. ca CISonEr FAm.-This fair was held 6n Thursday last, when there doe was a goad show of all sorts of stackf for which there was a very dan brisk demand. A deal of businesswas doneetlimproved pricesi ro cIIoREY PETTYESStONS~-TUEEIhAII` LAS8T. golt Befor J. Ma5rts l'iq tiss 11ev;6. to' KtanO ,ALI B. G. bALDWiI?', Puri ,J. 14. itasbulare ?? E evte. ilsq t~u ...

... co, HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MxARCH 20. co Lord STANLEY presented several petitions in favour of Hi protection, and expressed a wish that if the governiment Ui measure came up from the other house it would be rejected by their lordships. o The Irish Fever bill was read a first time. MONDAY, MARnc 281. on The Irish Fever Bill was read a second tine, and, the tei standing orders being dispensed ...

... eday UNITED 8TATE8 OF AMERICA. a ot By the pacleet-shipo Montezuma, Captain A. B L 3the which left Newv York on the 4th instbnt, and the 'pea1 er hair. new packet-ship Msnanion, Captain Edwrarda, (fopnrneni mity of the 9ea,) wrhich left New York on the 8th, and arrj vt com- here yesterday morniicgO, we have papees aix days let~ isbip than those received by the Camnibta. By the astrivr that the ...

... 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 ...

... ??etter?. hich a body of his ?? ;h JeX7 gre n0t All West London Synagogue Ol Bntlouring.Jewish ChronieZc , { l ff g¢ ...

... FRIDAY NITION. LIVERPOOL SPRINC7WSSIZES. CROWN COURT.-THfIS DAY. (Before Sir John Patteson.) RIOT AT W GTON. John Xirkham, aged 26, SW iret, 21, William Savage, 23, James Clarke, Wnd t'es Dalin, 32, were indicted for feloniously ton, ?? James Jones, and with a sharp l on struck him on the head, with intent to do ha o levous bodily harm.-Verdict: Ktirkham and B lsn'st, guilty of a common ...

... vonmi6 - An-. ?? 'The Chambero Feoi~RANCE, ,Ont A PrPOaftin f~o'r ~~jt~~has beea -otetpled with the dtsosussion exceedingly nueserou )? , t governmenfnctfioalo (who are temotion. Tuo debu. 15 the chamb~ep The government opposed irk a ey ulhos.u ' g~iht toea close on Wednesday week, ?? ahaaless It, r'3 divislon tho nusmborswere-..For the mm In aganst It 232t ajority for minises 8 ?? iof the ? ...

... - ' ai:u. a h 1i'R O ~ J ~ O T H E T I M R S ?? =--r ?? s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~8 . has, at'le'ngtl, fr t h e potato tditase llslie d~b~l~r- it u r e no th ep We learn'that Mr. H1alle Out inth or LordI-and Ijady Stanle, Ipe thas contributedr the sum (iof £i1totrhe ds thbr o stfblisiuent of a School of The names ohe amemirite foldries whto ay fall inathe service iof te BHts Empire, are in ftuture to ' pb ...

... VAB1JTIES. Mon&S Jules Janin, the celebrated French critic, will arrive eac in London in the course of the ensuing week. ?? We understand that a field of oats is now in full braird on pse the farm of Mir. Gray, Auchitermeed, Strathbpeffer, which is wrathf wonderfully early for our northern ?? Ads,. -travel!, *SOLAR' S pOTons-A group of large Spots appeared on the roof, I saun's eastern linib ...