... INDIA AND CIIINA. INTICiPATION O(I'IT I'l OVI:III.AND MAIL. 'I'bie 7ailyq o-;ws of Thurdy(b oi l mim a ?? of the Indian linews in ansicipaltioit of Ilic Overhlaod ail. Tlie news froim tile Piojaulb is of considerable interest -being of more importanice tiian tat recivld Ibv nyV of thei recent miails. lthe (OXjlp'SS itrilittS lipCr'S to t ile inolo vill ?? '-MJadt'ls, Dicecinilter 2 i; ...

... -WWz SOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, FEB. 4. ote ?? of the Duke of WALLNGaToN the bill for abolishing tp drgy On Chelsea rensionera vwas read a first time. The the rous Daks highly commended the mneasure, and thanked the nforment fat the ?? they had bestowed upon the interests of ihose gallaet men who were the objects of this Bill. fhe)MIAIQUIS of LANSDOWVNE presented a petition from Cork, f3ong frt ...

... LE ED S: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6. in Wms. AIDAm, JIuN., ESQ, M.P.-It may be a con- e, venience to some of the constituents of the Hon. Member to t state, that his London address is No. S0, Charles-street, Id Berkeley-square. is, LEEDS BANKING COhtPAsY.-Oll Monday last, the r. fourteenth annual meeting of the shareholders was held in in the Music-Hall, Albion-street, when a highly satisfactory ...

... be discerned; .vet podular tradition has agreed to recognise it the figure of a man. But since there is resemblance, even in slight degree, to such a figure, what the cause of general agreement in this tradition? In opinion there is a very simple reason for it: it arose, I think, at first, from nothing else than the great similarity between the two words which express a man, and the moon ...

... I- - - S A The Stantuard is indignant atl the. plain inie t like style in which many of the English and S. utc, r members of the House of' Commons have lately ly:£t sspeaking of the landlords of l.relatrd. .Mr. Iluim. Sir BE-;JA.A.MN HALL, and several other ?? s have dared to express their conviction, that thi7 i'.aN aristocacy---thcb men who ought to ,luide ail 'dI' at the peasantry of ...

... MANCHESTER. To the EDITORS of the MANCHESTER TIMES. Gentlemen As the rev. dean, at a somewhat limited meeting, recently held at the Town Hall, dwelt with great self-complacency the conduct of himself and other parties of the Collegiate body, it the more important to consider how far that ecclesiastical body does fulfill those duties which the public have right to demand from a foundation amply ...

... I I ALIM/T 1__EOF bO1-IUb1-RVDAY. ?? p eseted a petition fromt the mayor ~ ~~eoand sveral other inhabitants Of East i1 aj~il of the present law of settlement. -r ~re ord again u rged on the govern. ,. ~jt~fintodiei~~ hepoor law bill in 11,~e leO thir lrdehpe'house. Par'lia. ivu te ee f . daslnion, which would vea.-Er1ll'ezwL~AM. Not n6eesa- ~rtOI!iBut' it must take place very ind ...

... Soloniaol Ate afortgn 3Itlltigence _- - - - - - - -- ?? -- -- ?? ?? -- -- -- ?? __ _ INDIA AND CHINA. Tim OVVERRLN MAIL has arrived bringing news from Bombay to January 15th. The treaty with the Seikhs was duly ratified between Dhuleep Singb and the Governor-General on Christmas-day. Sir C. Napier has been raised to the rank of Lieutenant- General, and attached to the saftf of India. The ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE WAKEFIELD JOURNAL. S ?? article ?? invourlast number, is net the only act of gentlemanly courtesy the Worhing classes have received at your hand. I read it with pleasure, and assure you in return for it, that if the success of the project depends upon my inte- gritv, that I would rather go to bed supperless ?? lessen our purchase money by the amount of my supper. I ...

... TO THE TRAES. Men of the Trades, we invite your serious atten- tion to the following paragraph:- THE CONSPIRACY AT NEWTON. BAkIL COUlRT.-Mosday, Feb. 1. (Sitting in Banco, before 3fr. Jlstiee Erle.) THE QUEEN V. SELSBY AND 25 oTnEas.- Mr. Baines moved for a certiorari to remove into this court an in. dictmeut which hadbeen found at the last ansizes forthe county palatine of Lancaster. The ...

... P OS T S C R I PT. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3, 1847. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY. The Duke of Richmond moved for the appointment of the select committee on entailed estates, to which he understood the noble and learned lord on the Woolsack would offer no objection. The motion wag agreed to. In answer to a q9sestion from Lord Stanley, The Afarquis of Lansdownie said it was intended to re-model the ...

... F or some time past there has been an exhibition in ?? Institution of drawings and paintings by the students, 178 in number, attending the School of Design, in connection with the Board of Manufactures. On Thursday afternoon a number of prizes were distributed to the students who had distinguish- ed themselves during the last season. Among the gentlemen present we observed the Hon. Lord Wood, ...