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... (Fronz our Special Correspondent,) LONDON, SATURDAY MoaNiJNd. The Easter recess has commenced, and nearly all the Mi- nisters have left town to rusticate for a few days, not however before they exhibited to the country tlhe success of their la- bours from what has passed of the session, and which it must be admitted is in the highest degree creditable to them. The pressure of Irish legislation ...
... *7zace. Some alarm was created in Paris on 'Wednesday by the in- telligence from Greece, received via Malta, and which repre- sented matters under an unfavourable aspect. The only menacing feature of the affair is, however, that M. Coletti's reply to the Porte announced the determination of the Greek Government to make no concession to M. Mussurus; but, with the addition, that to any successor ...
... INDL4. THE usual monthly mail has arrived, with advices to the following dates:-Bombay, M3rh 2d; Calcutta, February 20; Madras, February 22. The news, as might have been expected, is by no means of a stirring character. The most satisfactory feature of the intelligence is the continued tranquillity of the Punjaub, under the new arrangements which have recently been made in that quarter. All ...
... QJ?orrc?pofl?CUCe. THE EDUCATION MEETING. 118 To the Editor of The Bristol Mercury. II SIR-In the report of the Bristol Gazette; of to-day of the r meeting of dissenters, for the discussion of the educational ~l qoestion, on Monday evening last, at tile Broadmead-0Ooms, w am made to say (whilst Mr. Wood was addressingethe meeting) tj '~Readt the nsihates fairies, anie not comment on them. As ...
... I ?? ,1 ! * ;, --1^ L b ?? ' : ?? jj.!i ';PaAc ?? ._Theliaav h; tght ,it' ve'ry unfairf to ,inftienree a child's mind l3y Indciediting ani' ,opinions beforeit had com>ti'tdyears Yof: diseretioni'to hioioso 'for itself.. Ishowed lnmlty garden, and told himit wa.s my botanioal garden. aowl ~or said' le,:, itis covered with eds. Oh'1:I 'repled; ' that ' ,ei6 eusx' Withas not conom to years ...
... Achsroon, 2, at., Cork. Fearless, at., part. ace.v PrOwaetboors, ot., Coast a. Acorn, 15, Last Indira Pace,; 0 Ci.olAfolca. Africa. Actseor, 26, C. of Africa. Firerod at. SE. Cost Prorpero, 1, St., Prembrokc Asddor, 5, at., Proshoshe. of Aroerisa. Gores,, ala, Davenport. Aavice, ta t., Pembrooke. FIrelly, 2, ss., Irish Chant. Rlacehorse, 1a, E. lad'les. colias, porticolse aervice Fiogisrd, 42, ...
... BANBURYltY, APRIL 1. DrPTan-March 26, Miriam, daughter of Mr. Harrison, saddler, aged 12 ?? 27, Rachael Hlunt, of ClIthorpe-lane, aged 16 ?? 28, in the Ahnshouse, Mary, widow of the( late John Mascord, blacksmith. CONecEnr.-The Choral Society gave their third concert th'e seasou at the British School on Tuesday evening last. The room was not so well filled as usual. The performance onsisted of ...
... MIR. O'CONNELL IN PARIS. MR. O'COseNELL IN PA1IeS.-Olr..O'Connell, who,. as we arnouncedl on Saturday, arrived in Paris~on Friday, does not seem (says our correspondent) to have suffered me from his journey;, and the only thing, of which he com- of plained was great, personal fatigue from the effects ofhia Irv journey, and considerable mental depression. WelIharn as from Paris, that the twelve ...
... CAMIBRrDGE AND LINCOLN EXTENSION, AND LINCOLN, YORK, AND LEEDS JUNC- TION RAILWAY. 10 TNJE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. 01 Leeds, 2Gth Marcb, 1847 *S G£;NTLEsrES,-The proprietors of the above railway nsst be avery quidt and conf~iding class of beings iudeed, or tile 01 sleepy plrooeedi~ss of the dircotbre o£ their athlirm would cutely lin'we uslie for commxlent or remnonstrance ere tbis. As m ...
... fROUStE OF COMMONS, MONDAY. MA-nCfl 29. Te l~ntfic 17n;-n ?? rsnn--w l;ll .. -e --4~ , ?? 515)L2Sh 01' COMMONS. MONDAY. ThAacni 29. The Scottish Union Insurance Company Bill ?? read a third time ansi passed. EMtityaunote AND PE:,RTU OtVLW~kl' Mr T. DUONCG4\BE presented a pecitition from an indivti- dual, proying the postponement of the secondreading of tlmo Edin- burgh andZ Perth Railway ...
... GLASGOVW, APRIL 5. - Fever on the Caledondian1 Roilcay-.Fever of the worst kind, we are informed, h as broken out among the railway ns labourers employed on the Caledonian Railway, at the .1 Cut at Evanhead. A great number of deaths have taken of place. Some of the rural inhabitants of the district have tbeen attacked with it; and, in a shepherd's faimily on the c, farm of Howeleuch, four ...
... THE NORTHERN' STAAR SATURDAY, APRIL 8S.,h. ti _O THE POOR LAW AND THE LAND. We point the attention of our readers to a clause P proposed by Mr Gregory in the Poor Relief (Ireland) v Bill, and carried by a majority of 110. The clause ' is to the effect that no person who should be in pos. ti session, whether under lease or agreement, or as tenant at will, or from year to year, of any land of ...