... 81, Harley-street, June 1847. My dear Sir Digby,-I have to acknowledge the receipt, on the 15th instant, of your letter of the 11th, and of the paper accom- panying it. I hardly know how to make a full and fair reply. To the pre. amble 1 could not agree, believing what has been done, to be well and salutary for the Church of England, and just towards the Roman Catholics in Ireland. With regard ...

... - . . I .- L__f_ it n t) 31 a ii it :1 it n ir Cl hi ni hi le Vs Et er SI le it IC to ra e 'a Lt ae 0 if d 0 a t hat The following is a statement of the election movements in Scot- land as far as the arrangements have been completed. The names art of those gentlemen to whom an asterisk * is prefixed are the new Yas candidates:- nal Aberdeenshire-Admiral the Hon. William Gordon (C.) ers ...

... tillperlat ?? (Fom our Second Edition of last week.) THURSDAY, Jua 22. HOUSE OF LORDS.-Theoommont'amedndient to h 1he Poor-law 'Adminlstration Bill, prohibiting the sepa- a ration of man and wife above sixty years of age ill cl ,stion workhouses, was carried on a division by a ma 5oclty of 29 to 11.-The other subjects discussed were, Ji the Commons' Amendments to the Bishopric of Man- ahetter ...

... fo 1,V CHiARTISTS OF TUE EMPIRE.I NOTTINGHAzM July 28th. jyDBAU F RIEN lus, the hurry of bhuSine9s, increased by the Iiins spirit of the people to become mem- ieef ur glorious Land Plan, I steal a mu. bsto put onu in possession of our position v' ,,pect; here. Last night (Tuesday) we Oa~ Pe of our old '39 meetings in the market- 1j Of countless thousands, to receive our P.lac.on the People's ...

... I!, 1. , 7. ?eq,? - ?? - - ?? 7.4 ; ?? , .- , , , 7- F .,r , . , :, I ll. - .1 ? ?? y 'I Iacocca I - -A! Adulall Y - e'..u~j~iiaie I ni65 u,.Shaffe-r ovcr: bargiis, anid ireckona ! ?? and hereia rests the difference. .;ifig'rfe5 idu.al nifianhhat.sbook knowledge, and the farmer. . B ?? ls g the proper term; for to say. '+@fhned-uoated woald be unjust and untrue. Be~ . 'the'&dd'atlon ...

... ,. AISCELLANEOUS .SW ?? SAviNG's' BAN~s.-Accordillg to a parliamentary return, isV tlie total anhount of deposits inl&aviligs' Banks on the 20th lat of Novembet last, including interest, was £e31,7.43,250. 'kite number of individual depositors was 1,08sfl383; of da -frienudly societies, 10,474; and of charitable institutions, Onl 12,168. SHKEUiDlAl Kr4OwLE5._Tr. Sheridan Knowles refused rin ...

... the head of the celebrated firm James Akioyd and Sons, the largest wo:sted manufacturers in the w r!d. On Monday last Mr. Akroyd was called to the chair at a meeting of the electors, and rose to introduce Sir Charles Wood, Chancellor of the Exchequer, who had that day commenced his canvass. He spoke with great animation against the Di«se'.ters and their anti-education movement, and his remarks ...

... CITY OF LONDON ELECTION, THE City of London has nobly done its duty; three Liberal candidates having been returned by large ma- jorities, Lord John Russell being no less than 415 ahead of the highest Tory. r It is difficult to over-estimate the efect of such a decision on the part of the constituency of the leading commercial city in the world. Wealth is often timid, but opulent London has ...

... FRANCE. Ds'LO-xccTIC CsIsoNGEs.-A considerable movement is about to take place in the corps diploniatique. Count Bresson is to proceed to Naples in September, taking with him, as chief secretary of embassy, Count de Montessuy. d. de Lutroth, who at present occupies that situation, is to proceed to Cassel as Minister Plenipotentiary, in place of the Marquis de Lalavette, who gives up his ...

... IFRtOM 'Tf1E EVENING PAPERS. k lOVERLAND MAIL. y 5B BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS e We have received thefollowing irnportant intelligence by telegraphic despatch from Marseilles:- a The Bombay papers of the 29th July state that a e new reduction had been effected in the army, e The Goomsor was 6n fire from oneextremity to the ii other. e The affairs of the Nizam continued to be in the d ...

... | re Those marked scare Novi Meraberae Protectienists, r Reformtere$' PS We have prefixed the l'etters p and so 'to ea~ch -of the returned a , members, to signify Protectcioniist, or reformter: of ceurse we Wr recken all PeellteS as- Reformers. ne A ,le NEW PARLIAMENT. PLACes. OLD PARLIAMENTz. of C. Ilindley so Ashton-umder-Lyne C. Hindley or Gel. Matheson so Ashburton J. Matheson so tie Sir ...

... A M E RI C A. ARZRZVAL OF TEE CALEDONsX. Liverpool, Wednesday, July 28, 1847. The Royal Mail Steam-ship Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived here early this afternoon, after an extraordinary passage of ll, days, her days of sailing being from Boston on the lo5h and from Halifax on the 18th instant. Her dates from New York are IS days later than previously received. There is, however, no important ...