... I (solonia[ aB .foreign 3Entelligence. FRANCE.-TIhe ministry of M. Guizot, which at the termination of the last election appeared so power. ful, is now tottering; and its reconstruction has become necessary to avert its entire overthrow. Some act of the administration gave rise to a split in the conservea tive ranks, and to the formation of a party of indepen. dent conservatives, numbering ...

... THE LEEmDS 1 'iERC I ~ ?? I AMERICAN TRIUMPHS IN MEXICO. THEi tide' of victory seems, now to have fairly set ini for'the iraeica troops engagjedinhtleo'r tibns against Mexico, and only one result seems pro babl,'viz.-the uearly 5nbmission of, the Government of the latter country. In cons'equence- of the defectiivo arrangements for the transmission of nqws between -the United States and ...

... -. ^Mel SATURDAY, MAY 29,1847. me the C full t O'CONNORVILLE. are fro The first grand result of the Land Plan has been fro .practicaly shadowed forth. The first members of a ma class new to modern times-a class to which the bef ancestors of our factory slaves and labouriig serfs bue belonged before Monopoly had wrested the soil from au [ their grasp,-a class of small landholders, of inde. th ...

... ottropolitan Entellignite. -- ?? ?? ACeCDENTS, OFOHNCBS, ICTC. FanoHrTUL AND FATAL ACCIDENT TO A POSTILION IN OxFOaD-STURETT.- An accident of a most frightful cha- racter attended with fatal consequences, ocourred to apostilion namned John Mitchell, aged thirty-one, lately livingien Margaret-stret, Cavend ish-squarewho was proceecding along Oxford-street with a couple of horses, when the one ...

... t LOO ON 511I PICTURE, AND ON THIS I er lajesty and Prince DZAT FRHOM STAXVA id Albert, accompanied by the TION.-OU Saturday an in Y, Prince of Leiningen, ho- ?? was held before P. F to nuured the Royal Italian Curry, Esq., Borough co, or Opera.hiouqe with their pre- roner, on the body of Luki rseace on Wednesday even- Brothers, a child of eight be Ig. Her Majesty appeared years, who lived in ...

... A o_ ic E ?? ?? ~ ~breadi, iG us Waggon, wb ?? ?? them half filled. t yonx5nTtI'z. om teef ?? BRAMh,.,-rn.FACToar GiRtaii.-Tbe cmitefre i ( imroving the conaitionl of the factory girls of Brad- muentl dtdhe yford have fitted 'lip the first of their intended IOd* trates assem miebhouses. Should'the trialiprove sucepsfnl othersI Utignary iwill be prepared. The house in situated in Timble- ...

... DIVISION ox THS FACTORIES BILL.. D | OUli OF COMMONS, MonDAY, MAT S. i Order for Third Rlsiding recmd; motion made, and ques. I tion proposed.- That the bill be now, read a third - time :-Amendmn~ft proposed, to leave out the word s rnow, and at the end of the question to add the s words rupont this day six ?? put, r That the word ' now' stand part of the question. The house divided-Ayes ...

... The signs of immense political and social changes! multiply on all hands. They are visible equally in the new and kindly interest evinced by the aristo. cracy in question, affecting the rights and interests of the masses, and in the more enlightened,indepen. dent and determined progress of the working classes the mselves. Those who devoted themselves some years ago to the advocacy of the ...

... a In the latter period of last week, a young man r named John Bourne, respectably attired, took up his n i- residence at Mr John Cox's, the Ord Arms Inn. r . Scotswood-road, Newcastle, for the ostensible pur. t , pose of being trained by Ifenry Clasper to row a s skiff match at Manchester, and Mr Cox, in order to ] r nake him comfortable, gave up his own sleeping u o apartment, in which was a ...

... Colonial aanb Joign. MOVEMENTS OF THE WEEK. The rapid fall in the price of every description of grain which commenced last Monday in this metropo- lis,is extending not orsly throughout this country but also on the continent. The wveather, in France, is most 3 magnificent, and this, accompanied by every indica- tion of a full harvest, has induced the holders of grain to launch out much more ...

... THESE ARE THE CHAMBERS' OF 845. 1 ?? i* ?? have already shown toour readers the Chain- *e bers' of 1847; we now refer to the previous opinions i. of these changeable economists. Whence this won- o derful change ?I - d IMPROVEMENT OF WASTE LANDS- Is SPADE HUSBANDRY. ,0- °r (Frome the nformatieon foer the People, No. 72.) LContinaedfrom our ted t.] a HO0W TO StEP A COW AND PIG UPON AN AGRI OF ...

... To THE DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONALI TRADES' ASSOCIATION. GENTLEMEN,-! rejoice to find that a nati. onal representation of your body is to be held it Birmingham on Monday and Tuesday next, api in order that the result of your delibera- tions may not be lost for *rant of publications I beg to apprise you that I have given directions that as much space as you may require in the ' Northern Star ' ...