... I CONCEALING THE BIRTH OF A CHILD, I; On Wednesday, a young married woman, named r- Mary Belli apparently about seventeen, was brought be. r- fore the magistrates, charged with concealing the birth af re a child, of which she had been delivered, by secreting it i., in a chimney. The prisoner lived as servan with r D 1, Scurfield, shawl dealer, Bold-street. Mr. Dixon Scurfield stated, that the ...

... JVLTU?7 IN PAreVO. Tire Brook of England returns for the week ending the 6th IS inst., state the amount of notes Issued to be £28,325,001), :h of which the banking department has on hand £C8,468,180, leav- :h Igthe criralation, in bank notes, £19,866,820, to which. must a- as b addd, ank ostbills, £851,088; against thris, in addition to- in the Govern'.ssnt debt and other securities, there is, ...

... NeWd antr Obderbattand. tinua. ~he THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. bags, tea ,: ?? WITH MEXICO. rtnds Est The fine packet ship Yorkshire, Captain Bailey, which the e iad left New York on the 18th ult., arrived in the Mersey~ Brig on Tuesday. By her we have received important misce- It his ligence from the seat of war, although it is only one day fence be later, and if it can be relied upon, the ...

... l N TIlE LORD STrANLEY'S SECOND SPEECH a ON THEI COUN LAWS. I 11U VX% I Eli! UVILI mla a. Y SANS CHANGER '-Dert~y Motto. 3d ds After the unconscionably long dissertation on the corn of laws, delivered by Lord Stanley in the House of Lards, 'le on tile second reading of the corn law repeal bill, it might e have been supposed that he at least had said his say, as! re the term is, and that he ...

... ULTDUM IN PraVO. ;e The Bank of England returns for the week ending the 23d d cd ult., state the amount of notes issued to be £27,706,865, -e 'er of which the banking department has on hand £7,774,925, leav- ni ing the circulation, In bank notes, £19,931,940, to which must be added, bank post bills, £970,461; against this, in addition to o the Government debt and other securities, there is, in ...

... Elyrat KattlItatilre. Firar.On SIturday morning, about one (,clock, a Where a fire broe out lin IBeattie's foundry, near the Pottery Almost bank, Soth Shore. The engines wete quickly at the gazing a spot,land, by the efforts of the fire brigade, the flames of coavt 'were subdued in a very abort time, the dtamae o neava being very triflin , a part of the flooring only o0 One Of prietorm the ...

... INTENBED VISIT Or PRINCE AL1MRT.I roune The deputationl, consisting of the lMayor, Mr. ever, Earle, and Mr. Brantley M~oore, having returned warel from London, inquiry is all alive as to the order of tire. proceedings on the 30th and 31st July-days appa. Conti Tently n ot to be deviated from. Of course little has Tiusl been, as yet, definitely fixed; but, up to yesterday six y. Inatters were ...

... RUNIOURED CHANGE OF MINISTRY. Tufftc privat We may safely leave to public opinion the of the verdict now to be pronounced upon the conduct of sury, I Lord George Bentinck and Mr. D'Israeli. The Secret new t: answer to their malignant slanders by the Premier tile i3 is not only remarkable for consummate ability as a MP. pleading, b'utt'fr entire success in its object. In the eyes of every ...

... le At Spittle Chapel, half-way between Brigg and Lin- er cola, ecclesiastical service used formerly to be performed ony four times a year, namely, on quarter-days, that landlords might pray to receive their rents, and tenants l le to be able to pay them when due. a t- In the reign of Edward III, a proclamation was issued II that no poulterer should sell one of the best swans for more than 4R.; ...

... ant RLiberpaof AJtrutrtr. .A4LUS POPULT IEX SUPREMA. FiUVA 1',JUNE 26, 1S46. 'lo the ?? industrious, tuid wealthy comn- they mercial conmounity, of which this great shipping9 not port is tho contie, every item of intelligenice whichbyf reachos it fromn abroad, and ?? from our the: own colonieis, most he a sulject of interest and mak significanev. To Liverpool it many be said, in the serv ...

... SrATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, h1 Oa the let Juue, 1845. found Y (From Co burn's United Service M9aszifeei Incoml le ?? two places are mentioned, the last named is that at tratior which the depot of tho regiment isstationed.] sitions nd i d, DaWAin dsor Y 4d, Malta. Isle of Wight-Re ilcal, le lloyal IlorseeG'rds. Regent e-pk I serve bart, hlata. In any of let Dragoon Guards. Birmlng-143t, Dover ...

... I- ?? THE HAY HARvaar.-On Thursday last, a large .,1adow, in the occupation of X's ragron, Of this town, was cut, WnOa the UoD was founda o be d1dd(llnt. This is the first instance we have heard of new meadow grass hay cut this ?? Chronicle, May 30. Hay making has commenced in several parts of the Isle of Wight.-The seed , rass crops are very prolific, and the meado s promise a fair averagoel, ...