... Charles Bailer, oo hia appointment aa Poor Law Commissioner, was presented by Sir George Grey.— Lieut. W. C. Phillpotts, Royal Engineers, by the Inspector General of fortifications.— Msjor Trevelyan, Bombay Artillery, on bis return from India, by Mr. C. G. Trevelyan. Rear Admiral Pasco, on his promotion, by the Earl of Auckland. Whitehall, Febraary 17, 1848.— The Queen haa beea pleased to ...

... * 2U!?J* *J?V m «**»* rf »'« elnh. a psn-r en snbfeet on whtch jerv little I. understood at pr^senf.and there fa no part of farming economy on whleh, g*nerallv speaame, so mneh ignorance fa displaved. The Botanist reckons about ISOdlrtlnetsperleaand varieties of amasses, awl a farmer on looking over one of his old pasture*, Ht- ttejmeaines that there are very probably «,«,« 80 or 85 ...

... F» a wcp.— TiannalßHv mevaile la Paris, and the ge- •■**•' ?? ?? the failure of the latceon.pl- ?? •IP rrravfv contribute to promote eonfldenre. The ! ?? td ...

... FBabce.— The jrtr.it. bisry pt-e.-i.l_r* for the trisb ff tbe vrrrvr-rt* prere«-d rev .diy. TV* numher of eon- v-i I.™ wHI br Jr-in rr-r. hnt it f« aid lhat Gen. Cavaie- r*e wfll vi- I i;«trn lo thp proposal for putting any to rl-Mh, tow-rer pnMtv. bnt villi transport them to Africa. —The riisro-do- in the National Assembly on the pro- r-ov-1 for rendering ednrst ion in tl c milif-ry school* ...

... fC -US-Cur. I_awcb.*— ''M.Sas_jTa,repre_-ntative of tlie people, lias r rnro«**d thr following amendment to article 42 of »»./. C-n.tiiaat'.nM. r«l*'-n. to fi.p election of President :— ' TW Pr.-irlnri must be born a Frenchman, be 30 years ** f n*»e, and at 'be time «f his a»la»etinn have resided on ib Frrncb tr.rrlt.v- for a' lonst five years without inter- ru-ainn.' The oh>e**t o' thi*. ...

... These Sessions were opened on Tuesday before tbe fol- lowing Magistrates :— *•»_.-» *£ 5/ ?? Esq., Chairman. « W A S * Tr 1 «-y. **•¦**• C. P. Brune, Esq. Sir J. 8. Graves Sawle, Bart. F. J. Hext, Esq/ Sir Colt-nan Rashleigh, Bart. D. P. Hoblyn, Esq J Sir 8. Spry. yr. p. Kam'ave, Esq B.^IUn8,B8q.Truthan, E. Stephens, Esq? If. Kendall, Esq. T. Hext, Eai. J. Gwatkln, Esq. w. ...

... COBXVAIL ?? X£_S _SSXZ£S. Mr. Jin-ticc Coltiidge and Mr. JustiecWilliamsarrhcd at Bodmin, from Exeter, on Saturday evening, about 7 ti'elork, and immediately proceeded lo the Crown Court, nnd opened commission. — On Sundev morning, their lordships attended ii vine service, accompanied by the High Sheriff, Augustus Coryton, Fsq., and his Chaplain; and ...

... The monthly conrt was held on Friday laat, at the Town Hall, hefore G. G. Kekewich, Esq the firet business wa* tbat in re Bbhjamib Pbabcb. statuary, an insol- vent, who had, at tbe last court, obtained an Interim order of protection. — Mr. Bennallack now appeared for insolvent, and applied for contin uanco of protection. Jfr. Stokes appeared for several crediton, and stated that in October 'ut ...

... ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF CORNWALL. This Society held aa extra meeting on Friday last, at ' the Assembly Room, Traro, for the exhibition of Gera- niums aad Roses. This is the second season in which an ' exhibidon, solely of three two classes of flowers, has been held under tbe auspices of the society ; snd in each in- stance, the result has fully warranted the propriety of auch an ...

... — The following inquests have been held before W. Hichens, Esq., ?? Friday week, in the parish of Morvah, on tbe body of William Bddy, lun.,aged 15 years, who accidentally foil from the 100 to the 160 fathom level, whilst employed at Buscaswell Downs mine, in St. Just, in rolling tin stuff from an inner part of the level to the shaft, for the purpose of being drawn to the surface. The deeeased ...