... 1f i:-; m i ui4 101MV4.10410t eOhtheeltuprove. luent of this Soeegth was held In the Council O babw.at, tshe T eoWi-h4J ?? lait,41hen the following Cominlslonere were Wiet :n-4hXLR. ,Aseoftla, thu CbharaW Mesa. T; MOt* T.Tirough. totOJ, htainR. t ateitrlth, J. German, W. Tuson.,R4Prkp ( T4dd4P. Armatong, 1a .Austrmng, G. 8mlth, TbeiU~ .Alhlneou J' X6h8e, A. St1Ith.2W..DawsonJ. Wereley, ...

... CEREMONY OF CUTTING THE FIRST SOD ON THlE .EAST LANCASHIRE EXTENSION RAILWAY. , The ceremony of cutting the first sod on the East c Lancashire Extension, whichs took place on Saturday, e close to the town of Accrington, was justly looked upon e by the people of that neighbourhlood, and for many miles r round, as a joyful event; and all classes, both rich and s polo', appeared anxious to ...

... s ColISSIssoNERS' MEETING. - The ifolithly general meeting of the commissioners of police was held in the Town Hall, on the evening of Wednesday. Mr. Xershaw in the ?? Law Clerk read the minutes of the last meeting, which were CDnfirmcd.-Mr. Sykes then read the accounts, whih I ere passed. He then read a recommendation from unisance Committee That the law-clerk should be authorised to serve ...

... GRAND CONc - a itb Friday evening xt dir tors of the Mechanics' Institute, with the follow iflent performers:-M iss Whitnall, Miss Blakely. . J . Hutton, and Signor Sivori, the unrivalled violin. Io doubt the directors will be well supported in givg E ?? a musical treat. A REPENTANT WiFB.-Edward Rawstorne, an exca- vator, was brought before J. Greenall, Esq., on Satur- day last, charged with ...

... AGRICULTUIAL (C'OMP0KEPT:TION. AN-D | IAl'iPIWVEM],Sl]';i'. C (Froit lint's deaii. WVe venture to Predict tlsit there are Liudell gesiticien, nOW alive and gruinbiihig, who will live tobls tile dlay that started thlemi oil tile race'of sigeiculoiral competitiojl i cnl isis- provemlent. It eannlot, be dloubted that thle cotoltrv has vast aresources yet to be op atid sicib ene ud, they will be ...

... j . DREADFUL SHIP WRECKS.I I. . . .- .- . 1 A distreseing 9 hipwreck oceurred during the late heavy goles, on the eatreme north-east portion of the coast oW Scot- land, resalting Wii tie lotat'loss of the barque' Belfast, Clark, aster, beloging .to Liverpool, and 'aniy of the crew, on the roobks on the Pentland Frilbie. The unfortunate vessel was 300 tons burthen, nod wasr heavily laden with a ...

... VARIETIEES. of f What will the lords do? Thenration.-Pauc; her The grand archery meeting at York will be held on the seal 29th, 3Stb, and 31st-of July next. the In Covent Garden Market, last week, strawberries were £90 soul at 2s. (3d. per ounce. elas The vicar of liadcliffe, Bristol, hast caused the monument Tbis to Chaittertosi, erected iii the churchyardI there six years ago0, and to be ...

... [MPE1RIA0OXIAMENT. | ci HOUSE OF LORDS.MONDA, APRIL 6. r The Mlarquis of Lansdowne, who had been unable to pi be present on Thursday last, when thle vote of thanks to at the army of the Sutlej was passed, took occasion, in ni moving for the pro d of the Governor-General's bi proclamation to the 'Si omother papers, to add ra this meed of eulogy to the ga t Of our troops, the ce skill displayed ...

... K NUTSFORD. I I _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ . ?? KNETSFORD SESSiONS.-The general quarter sessions of the peace, for the county of Chester, was held by ad- journment at Nether Knutsford, on Wednesday last. The calendar contained the usual gradation of offences average in number, and similar in their main features to those of preceding occasions; with the exception, that there was a slight ...

... LEEDS AND BRADS-ORD.-The contractors are making raptil progress. It is confidently expected that it will bce reaidy for opening in the beginning of June. V MACUSTE, SOUTHAMPTON, AND Oxo -At a general mueeting helil in London, on Tuesday last, it was agreed to dissolve the comptauy anti return one guinea per share to the w sharcholders onl the production of scalp. AMANCiIESTERt AND BiaRmNGBiAse ...

... n1s nUEFODRIoIEES NsLvER STAND AT BABsi-M-oral re- sistalce is the trae word for the world's regenetators. Oujr worlk is not to staeml tit ease mental1y,-uor, in speech; no,anor even in act. Remember, my brother, vonl are not to take that fhattoring nletion to your soulll, that since you hlve avoyved your conviction that blootl-sheddiug aced violence are uroug ; and since you have ...

... _ c SALUIS POPULI SEX S(JPRMA. e F'RIDAy', APRIL 10, 1846. ,NESTO lIFE AND PROPERTY.- G;RAND NURSERIES OF FUTrURE BAKN- DITTI IN ENGLAND. vl'TTI IN ?? Parilliluent, in legislating Ibr railways, cannot pos- sib' give atten~tion to a subject of mnore imsportanceeF then that which is expressed in the title of a pam. phde ntnw before us, on ' The Demoralization and Injuries occasionedl by the want ...