... pRAILWAY DEPARTURES I NORTH UNION. FromreotoC ?? on,and3roncester~ 7 40 A.M., M xe. p5 -,~&dh 0 10 A.M., tat & 5C.. 3 7i P.M., mixed, 10 45 A.M., lot&2C 33 p.m., Mfall 140 r.sa., lot & C1. I OtSUlNDAY1.-8 5 s4ue.,Mled; 6 15 pal MiJxed From Liverpool to W~igan and Preson.6 7 45 .Av., MiXed. 1 45 PMs&d~ 9)15 A.M.J.,lt&24C05. 3 25 ..itl l 10 40 A.M.,let&2dCls. 1 71s P.X.,Mjxe4 ONt SUNDAYS :-8 5A ...

... ,TI T, BISHOP OF RIPON versus THE REV. . RICHARD HALE, . wits - ina- A commission was formally opened in the churcht of at Collinghiam, before the Rev. B. Eamofleon, onle Ydnies- t day last, and afterwards adjourned to the inn, at Harewood, for the purpose of examining ?? Is ihadHle., vicar of Hlarewood, in the cause proncoted by ions the Bishop of Ripon against that gentleman, for certaint ...

... IRELA ND. PROCLAMATION FOR THlE PREVENTION OF CRIME. D)UBLIN, .Tht. 23.-The Lord-Lieutenant with fr great promptitude has already availdhmefo h rv be sione of the Act for the. better prevention of Crime and lat Ourg ncranparts of Ireland. On Thursday week aw be, Priy Counil was held at Dublin Castle, when the procla- oat mation was submitted and approved of. The Dublin Even- ad inS' Post, ...

... I RELAND, -4- DUBLIN, JAN, 17. tFlO, CUlR CORREttSPONDENT.] OUT-nOOR RUIoEo'-EXPLzOYNMENT. Thte poor-law ?? bavo forwarded to Mr. ]lug), Miorgan Tuite, of Tonua, Weetmecath, the following tin- portont communication in reply to a letter from him object- jug to stone-breaking as a teat for the able-bodied paulpers ?? out-door relief. The commissioners, yoo will ob- serve, adhere to the ...

... THEll /9.IT> JIIXl ,A ('III C() 'NI(C'LE 1 (O N 1) )N : T/II'I.'lct ?? .1:4 NU..j ' l B3, 1848. I Iuln' i;R 0ot a1 ?? I0(l ?? 10eutu1 inl tIL! p, sit nt slate otf I 'eldlad than the u1nm11istakable de- lilil'lI'I ol t l' rI liluli II'IL(tl'5 ill th (JUalitieS tlat, ?? ?? tIlI1(1, atad give I) QIeI(fiCiul dite'c'tioll toL IioiltiLfIl flenc( ?? hlome. 'Ilo reill, ?? rlgdilt' arll interests of ...

... COMPARATIVE TABLE of the IMPORT71S and EXPORTS of FRANCE in 1845, 1846, and 1847. Tue Moniteur putili silt a ComparativeTable of the prin- ripial Articles of Nlerchandize Imported Into aud Exported from France during tile years 1847, 1846, nnd 1845,' toge- ther with ae return of the goods at present in tile bonded warehouses, antd of the movemelts of the navigation. The return is nn ...

... EEITNING EDITION. - ~ ~ . .- ?? EXPRESS FROM PARIS. We honve rcceived the Paris papers of WednesdaNy. 'the debate in the Chamber of Deputies on then finanicial position of' France was again adjourned, titter speechecs from M. DUCTIATaI.1 aiJ M. D~U- bstuN, art'1 a reply from Al. Tuinas. In concludinghis ,Ipeech, M~. TI'iuts asked what wouldl 1) the rc- sources of' France, if' any unforeseen ...

... - ELECTION OF CORONER. OaFriday, a special meeting of the Newcastle Coun- cil was held for the purpose of electing a coroner for the borough, in the place of the late Mr Wim. Stoker. The MAtYOR in taking the chair for the first time since h;s electineL to the office, was warmly applauded; and Ald. ARCHBOLD, the ex-mayor, congratulatad him on the occasion, and expressed the pleasure he felt inl ...

... WI ?? -ADlIG VIq0U .'i4liia.\i 'tmW$a; -F 4W , I . - mar- bl_ ' a WJml irl~idM lIO KNI, Fpr n~y3aonf ?? ,am~ber of the o provkblys v* 'p1, *pve ovthn~i8L Wraol fle 'wanesriepaehda itoa the 01tIla iirt r t4r ,Iwtbi, 2~ ~ ~~ntc~ 12*801ar mya&tpi4his U ibe` bdlit'eihoiea onoacknoldefted orga1o h ra R a o;bI~$ *uu~~~jj c1 Wi~tddi Otlkcb ?? )~ ailit byi* E RP-O'ilI~~kt'bs iaas):6 *j btnfdad elkow ...

... LETTERS ADDRESSED TO THE WORKING -MEN OF ENGLAND, IN TRADE UNIONS :ASSOCIATED. ON THE NECESSITY OF A CHANGE. - Clotlb it in wordo.-SI.UET. t ti LZrrTa III.. tl Fellb)w Countryimen,-You will remember that in n our last letter we endeavoured to lay the foundation D for the change' which we intend to propose to you, as a necessary in the economy of our unions ; now lot mnc it advise yon to refer ...

... I ' -;EltRAGTS: FOM THREE 'EDINBUTRGIWiEEXLy EXPRESS. 7. ?? i_ I..* 1IEPRE8HISITATIOI( OF;, fOTTINGRAM., The presientation of a petition to the House of.-Con. Irea monaaganstthe 'rimi~af~Feagus'e'oriorEvil. lest! H.P fo Noli ~mfei~hav'Ata~cleeiathe winds A si 'B of all stern' Democrats feeilute gofk keenm- anxiety a's to the rail probable Issue of thes base, attempt to unseat him. . tdiet ...

... L4ETTEftS ADDRESSED TO~ THE WORKING MEN OF ENGLAND, IN TRADE-UNIONSi ASSOCIATED, ON THE NECESSITY OF A CHANGE. t |i L ETER 1lth it n wor~ds96-SZLUT.~ . . alo~~t iro s ir. woda^; a h . ~ ~ ~ ~ as .II ;: . - ma Fellow Countrimen,-Youwi III re; benber that in SP' our last letter weendeaoured to lay- the foundation Ist for the ?? we -intend to propose to you, as too necessary an the economy of- ...