... qDAY. FEB. 8 1 Lord John Ruzsseif m MONDAY, FEB. 8 Lord John Russell gave no- c tice that he will bring forward his financial statement o on Monday week in a committee of ways and means. On the the motion for the house resolving itself into committee on the Destitute Persons (Ireland) n Bill. 5 Mr: O'Contellsaid he approved ofthenmeasuressug- t gested for the immediate relief of Ireland, the t ...

... LORD PALMERSTON-THE DUTCH TREATY-REFINED SUGAR. nnal . i. -rnr 1 LNIJv u.uatrLi. aph 1*2 t-he Economist. any. , ver Lord Palmerstonis in some respects the most lis unfortunate of men. We sincerely believe no !vel statesman ever more ardently lesired to main- iers tain the peace of the world, or used more unre- in :ultmitting exertions to do so; and not without co. great success. > But the ...

... FARM IVMEMORANDA. GELEENWOOD HOUSE, belonging to Thomas Paris; I Esq.~ near Barnet, between. London and Hatfield, being a portion of what was Enfield Chase, belung- ing to the Duoby of Lancaster.. This small farm of only 96 acres, exclusive of wood, is remarkable for its buildings and machinery. One morning last spring there might have beep seen several men at ;vork grubbing up a strip of ...

... ?? t a on oa~tte. .t ?? Wind.sor, the4th Feb. 1847, present, nena's Mo-t Excel ...

... iiOUTSE OF COMMONS. EXrr~tF.-T R1 nn L nn6-;fn -f i-EDNESDAY, IFFo. 3.] On the motion of.11r. . resof resolutiona for the regulation or'railway t1 :lcommitrtee were agreed to. tfom wished to know whether there was to he a ns, e boatfi to provide for the public interest in ye' no cnv to ratilway bills, but to other measures I e tua imortar'ce ?He wivsed also to know what ,.r.vhtiont'he ?? board ...

... SMITHFIELD; 14OIDAY, EEBL 2. ~. . : . .: . . . _ -i A L ?? : 1 . A 'A 1:A -- I P. -t as Daring the'last week the- imports of live stock from . abroad were composed of 78 cows and 416 sheep from at Nienu Diep'; together with 6 oxen, 11 cows, and 18 sbeep 10 from Nord vycke, nearly the wholeof which have passed or into the hands of- the butchers by-private sale. At the of outports, about 100 ...

... HOUSE OF COMMIONS. 0VFI)NESDAY, FEr 1.1] lr. Fielden moved the *onireading of the bill for limiting tbe hours of ol young persons, from 13 to IS years of age, in to ten hours a day. sip. ilure strenuously objected to the bill, on the ,rrevi that the working classes ought to have the un- ,,irrlied employment 01 their own time and idustry. _*ererore moved, as an amendment, that the bill be jod ...

... LORD G.BENTIN(UK'S PROJECT. The visionary character of Lord G. Bentinck's n f railway scheme for Ireland is betrayed in the concluding passage of his speech, in which he t , asserts thathis bill, if adopted, will fill the h bellies of the starving peasants with good beef, i and good. mutton,-with wheaton bread, and ti good strong . beer, and fill their pockets with c It English gold ...

... HOUSE OF COM.MIONS. 1A ?? - -- -, 7-1 ec_ -r*ff MONDAY, FEB. 1.] Lord Johr. RusseNl moved i tbe second reading of the Labouring Poor (Ireland) a Bill, hlr. ?? moved as an amendment that the e second readirtg, and all other stages in that house, of c the Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill should have precedence i of the Labouini- Poor (treland) Bill. The honourable ( gentleman said ;e understood that ...

... HOUSE OF CO.M1MONS. AV Wr7n II Wed- P1.1ll nresentpd a to FRIDAY, FEB. 5.) 3ir~Et.teal presented a petition against the New Settlement Act from Stockbridge. The petitioners stated that an additional burden of 26 families, amounting to 130 individuals, would be thrown upon their rates by this act, and that the town in itself only contained 900 inhabitants. I- Captain PeiAcelpresented a ...

... I THE CHURCH AT MANCE9STER. Is ofI mn of Whenever along and ramibling defence is marde to a it a brief and distinct charge, wve may co neluid e; nith who neryicnrvril etitthat theaccusation is ac a otdsgeal elfudd To this cotnclusion wean hecoeincim with men' of all parties, same uo the cbeivledi iecarge made by Lord at the Stneadtedeec omliariously worded biy ' rived ?? Thsis no question of ...

... C m0t 2718r. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1847. C MARx LANE, F-t50)AY. Since last Friday5 the demand has fallen off, and sel-' lers having become more anxious to realise, a reduction of from 2s. to 3s. per qr. Ias taken place in quotations, as well at the large consuming towns, as at the markets in the agricultural districts. It is, however, more thans probable that the late fall in prices will ...