... RALILWVAY ACCIDENTS. (Fro the. Timaes.) .7 -t !pw 'ore the risinz of the House of Commons on ?? Ivilniut Colonel Sibthorp gave notice that he should, 1 . ?? lax, call the attention of the Government to t Pt& ,Il. number of accidents which have recently cc- * ?? n Tinglish railways. There is somethin so9 : :rn in the .xtent to which these calamities have lately r~i:_ :!ii thi: pub!ic must he ...

... D AUT.ER-fl oYPE TELEGRAMP. While considerina (sacs I Railway Re- While ~ ~~ Mr. Hd~e Clark in theRalyR- g7ister for p ofil) the applications of the electric telegraph to distant purposes, it occurred to me that it was possible to use F the electric telegrnph, so as to put the daguerrotvpe in action at a distance. In noting what siuggested itself to ate, I do sO more in reference to matters of ...

... FROMJ THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. :a- xt the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 22d day of JolIt of 1847, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Counei. r. This day the Right Honourahle William Sebright Lascelles, and the Right -Honourable Sir William M eredvth Somerville, Bart., were, by her Majesty's command, sworn of her Majestv's Mtost Honounible Privy Council, and took their ...

... ENGIST1 I'r'CTA'TION TO T:>E POPEI. met ChalkTT N~tfir SjieaEzFtn i4duu-1flner.) On On1 7oxi1:in, thie 8:h of Febru ry. it one oXclock. hi i -, nY received the cormn-ttee formed it 1,t,,e for the llripirnc of - ng lecting slnhsuriptioie to reli ev the finliie itP Ireland. ' ilI fn,3oxyvin entc isen C-ens cii ?? i Tn ?? l ho h::it ar i : i I c' fin of tile rcoiimiictev ?? Fitol-nt, Mi.P.. MI t ...

... ?? AGIT MILT. ONS LO.IN. ( Friom tre lobe) On Thur. div anrternton a nuiter of the raE tail o- h tei- I asselr) ci al -t tire l'e;::Ita-V to er Ihei' opitiot}is as to zha °1.: -~ Modie ni- raising tie Wprojiosed I-anl. The f ;lowuing is thc 01h1: .1 repoit of'the llrocesings Feb. 2.5, I,,47- I -r2`di4c- at the Preli ina:lr; v leetillng ?? the loan cf '4 .81t) IllS) 'ptpostfIt i lie raisda il ...

... LONDON, Saturdtay Evening. Tie ?? in Kaffrlard.-The Fairy Queen, which ar- rived at Portsmouth yesterday, t'fings CnOe of (rood a Holpe papers of the 7th Nov., with ?? froin the fron- 8 tier of 27th Oct. ; from w''hich we learn tiatit Macomo, 7 the Kaflir chief hadl not yet surrendered himself to the British author7ties, )It it wVaS ful1y' exptetedl that he r ?? do SO in a velry few da?'s. S ...

... l:UDITCTIWN T( ICIN.3STN CHITRCIO. Cor Iii ii mbi lost, the CrCv Ilti'l't Ial cr h, iii ; h lrri for ii ?? l ccc' ?? tVL o iiccrvv ii t; 1Wlir-Iier wo3 in- iilituerd tO thfe ?? ci Hh:lroeC tile ililcciri of Rciclntol. The Viri 11y or anri vereratibt ?? cicipal it-oft riln iv-ile ;I o3l tue 0c- irasioni, atiel the rall woe cc very crcic ic. Iii tilf v irtrior i.;iR ticecolrs of the ...

... E, N' ?? 1 LANDJ. i1mr.l t- ni I ?? he Iin-nce of the ?? on Th- `jr~ii~ o f'H ;,r. 4 Mr. C. C'ullimc ai e 2:44.11 (-C -.:i C' tl a~e Lord i olk-,. ?? wnnil M t il;rrjv uif In :;rl trr. ' of Lolin'rmtn ' I t n,1 ti4 tO t' V J Ti rfl r >i- > If T i irri t .',zrrv Son o;; ti'- i ok. :1041 f.r'1, ?? 1M- ?? I -ezncr .- r !z . . t& i or Mr. J t1 l ad e i ?? 31 r L r etr.l tv o`; a: I lln;S !IMae t ...

... DELBATE ON TH[E CtU-.flEty- QESTION. ( Flrra thec Times.) Fur itsl paricla prpose ar'd occasion Sir it. PeelIs speech on Frdyngtwas %TIi mst a rerwsliir tu thec coloinrin sense, the~ recollciocuns. andti the honc~stv of the 13ritlish Parliament aned public. One ai roost e-r's such a waste of pi0'xr on so punk -.n opjloo~'ition. Fo thec present generation at iO8st, the principle of a inettl- 1 ...

... TIUM A~TO~S~TiRIE ELECTION. fin Fridayv the ?? of candirlecees foe- the representation of Tlatotart Onahehira-toParliampenittook place in frontof'the Countec Buildings. at flecntinrtoei. A vittorfles Opporsition to the return of I the late member Alea,. Smeilled,. Eeeq_. has been ?? he- Thornas Cameahell Pnlbevteon, Fsr. l-ate of the Tion. least Inical fiompanyfe Civil Serevice. ngentleman of ...

... ?? CIVIL WAIR IN S wITZE ,LAND. Pro i -, I - tt } The FI esse pubiisibes a 'l ier frloi ?? of tiue 1th 1 istant, rilrnt a(ilt t :wil It1o citmr iS ,II Ie T irl Iegaciu t1ad] 1 'I Ii i c 5.o1 ?? on tat :s I ,v 1( tt Bob-lc-Con; -te Ii mci !Vl uol depar, iffor tla!t ito fit, I r, t eiiul 'rile 11motive of tile ! eterminacion adl)ted b% t71le p iie L1 -liaister,' sf-s the conies- tpoonl-rl ii 0 ...

... GLASGOW, NOVEM33BER 26. - We learn that James Dewar, the party suspected of having broken into the house of criminal officer Mack-ay. on the night of Thursday wveelk, was apprehended on Ved- nesday by one of the watchmen in Anderstun, and identified e s traham, nightseerjeant, and two other individuals, who e. sawY the stolen property in his possession. f Assea7t-Serious C'ose.-On Monday a man ...