... such as to indicate to those at all accuatomed either to watch or speculate upon the atmospheric changes of this variable climate, approaching fall of snow, but we question much, whether any one of the weather-wise of our town, anticipated what has since occured—a cmtinuoun and heavy fall of snow for nearly forty-eight hours. Snow commenced falling on Tuesday night, and at the hour of writing, ...

... Thk Official Inqcirt.—Yesterday the (.government surveyors resumed their inquiry connexion with the Sanatory Bill. Mr. Brine and Mr. Sal ten, the surveyors, and other the township officers, were called to give evidence the drainage and sewerage, in order to ascertain whether it came to the requirement of the Government Commissioners. Thev were also examined as the public edifices, including ...

... ho much injured that it died immediately including steamers and all other description. were seen to pats through Ramsay Bav in »k. * in the year 1846.- A shipment of granite dale, took place laet week at Pell, £150 has been raised at Kiik Andreas, for the poor of that pariih. The Archbishop l the amount.—A general gaol delivery took week at Capetown. John Caley, from Wm. Oates, was sentenced ...

... of the Isle ot Man, in their endeavours obtain representative government, it has been furnished this week by the last act of the self-elected and irresponsible House of Keyp. On Monday last, the case of Grellier, appellant, v. f'enrice and Wallace, respondents, came before thera for decision. It was case of libel, the defendants being the publishers of the Manx Liberal. In the court below, the ...

... Publicans and Bkersellkrh. —The following parties were summoned on Friday, for infractions of the Improvement Act:— Publicans.—Philip Smith, Athertonstreet, acquitted; George Harrison, Pall-mall, (second offence,) 40j. Tnomas William-, school-lane, 20*. lieersellert.—Robert Roberts, Gerard-street, 20j. Margaret Francis Mark*, Bedford-street, 205.; Samuel H ddsworth. New Mann-street, Toxteth ...

... THE OPENING THE SESSION. fftf SALUR POPDLI LEX SUPRhMA. Y, JANUARY 22, 1847. The Speech from the throne, which appears elsewhere, is characterized by a frankness and earnestness that well befit the circumstances under which Parliament meets, and the grave questions with which it is called to deal. The condition of Ireland, which her Majesty views with the deepest concern, is of course the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDA Y, January 21. new writ wu ordfitfd from Middlesex in the room of Mr* Byap, decca'Od. Dr. WRING deferred until the instant his motion respecting the reform of the Hcuae of Keys, in the Isle of Man. 6EB>I()NAL ORDRItS PIUVATK COMMITTERS. During the passing the usual sessional orders. Mr EVVART inored that the oommittees on aU private bills, well as on railway bills, ...

... entri s f- r the various stakes, which closed o the Ist f January. » numerically to have p.» deub' thcmiiiilof even the inon' pcr-on that tho i ...

... Manchester, Shbfpield, and Lincolnshire. A meeting of the shareholders of this line, resident in Liver* pool vu held on Monday last, to consider of the propriety of nominating a committee to act in conjunction with a committee of the Manchester shareholders, appointed at a meeting held there on the 12th infant. Charles Holland, Esq., was called upon to preside. The chairman stated that the ...