... THE Bill for promuting the Public Hlealtl; c introduced by Lord MlOIPETH on Thursday se'nnight, is now before us. As it differs very a essentially from the one brought in by his lord- ship last session, and as it is a separate and dis-I tinct measure (not incorporating by way of ; reference the provisions of any other act,) we think it our best course to give a complete abstract of the bill ...

... I.aI TaV Jeoustcr' of Mhe Peace, Saturday, Feb. 12, 1848. We wo~, d cCl! attention, to a very important bill just cinr IdIICS ;ty Mr. Bailles, Q.C., an outliue of which ni'll be ud belowv. Fr. m it we anticipate very great adrantae?s. We would earnestly entreat our readers to do their utnlioit to second suck commendable en. dcavours. On Thlurslay night, Mrl. Bainles, Q.C., M.P. for Hull, ...

... LJOCAL INIELLIGENCE LESSONS FOIL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20.-Sep- tuagesim, Sundly.-Mlorning-First Lesson: Genesis 1. Secord Lesson. Lukle It-Eveuin,-First Leoson: Genesis so, Secorsd Lr'sson Gaslatians iir. VISIT To HULL OF THE REV. ERANCIS CLOSE. OF C,!rELTE >;a ?? popular preacher is visiting our port itt Orde, to gaits support for thle liew and large training schools now erecting, nsdter his ...

... ?? FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESSED FOREIGNERS. No doubt many of our readers have witnessed much of the distress which, to a great extent, prevails among poor foreigners in this country. Many of these poor fellows who, by the diffi- culty of obtaining employment in their own country, or in_ dulging in the hope of procuring more ample means of sub- sistence in England, visit this country,-very ...

... On Saturday last, a special meeting of the Bradford Town Council was held in the Council Chamber, within the Court- d, honse, BOuIT. MILLIGAN, Esq., the Mayor, in the chair. e- nBOROUGoII MAGISTRATES. IM d The first business on the notice paper wes tile consideratlon of the is i, bye-laws, but there not being thirty-eight memnbers of the Council ou er present ne required for that purpose, the ...

... ,n - AD nr4!%JITT THIREATENINTG ASPECT OF FENCH F AFFAIRS. b( THI differences betweent the Government of hi Llad tllo Parliamentary Opposition w Louis ?? of heand tto have assumned, since thc comenclenusent of the dalatrs on the reform banquetC, a mlost serious and even alarm- ieg aspect. WVant of space forbids our tracing here the .~rogress of events ?? havo transpired within the 1lst ten ...

... le _ 1- RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.-7T11 WEEK THIS 1ALF-YEAIA.-FEB. 12. RECUIPTS. Paid up RAILWVAYS. j This Last this time cOpen. July Ilst 0eekyear -*yearilaetyr '4P 1 47 1847. Arbroalh & Forfar Chester & 1i3rkenhd. 569 Dublin & Drogbeda 600 Dablia & Kingston 62s DundeePh.&AbdnI. 184 Easlern ConUties 1070U6 Laalern Union ?? 1052 Fast Lancashire.,.. )918 Edinbro' & Gloogoj 2917 ?? & Grntn ?? ...

... MEETING os JEVws.-Thse Jews'resident in London nd held a public meeting on Monday eveiiing last, in Sussex Hall, Leadenliall street, with the view of adopting a petition at to Parliament upon the subject of the disabilities, civil and ust religions, under which the Jews of this country still labour. th The hall wss crowded by a respectable audience. Mr. Mit- lad chell, President of the Jewish ...

... The following In atbers, successfuIian, the late tluot, were omitted from the list last week. Thomas Butterworth, Oldhab . Richard Hoole, Preston:- James Gamble, liut . William Willmorep Stoney Stratford Joseph Needham' ' anchdter William-Charltqu , (Family Ticket) ...

... EI o ,nta I aI !ort-gZ joel UardlagowAabotito quit Indla. ?? ~ Late advice. fla the Datih Goxretfa from Persia desqtibe * the ?? ofhtlgo $lstru.7i f THX,1X3.OLUflONiAN1,BWI1Y ADNP1S : The luourveodiilni Atelly, sn~unseedin our atl~t~i3I. Fij ?? at tite poaltiold Iwwtawih be bad been plicedir t~ mads *, vigorous attomp%!uut thel~thlnoenter the town. Infulatt~roo 93h0~sse5i4v5i~pn ps' ;Ihi ...

... Ittm *nVittatilres ? Actropo Turst IYU TspmseoN,_~Before thatalt Idr~edfflrdwthe illbackP the' bodytof. b nd in Patrick Morgan, tge a~ntyport.apti~onefrrunder., 'AeId a seatdnce of fifteen years'taOPi!t0~ raiderbaed h gantle With ?? BatheD,9 a1 wadrB himt e ?? Sle bad. cbage of the deceagedp and observed i o eO a of cheer~ldlS~oatlOV ii left himfl it~ihis cell on charge Satrdsay evening, and ...

... ebartiot filtriltricuu, e ?? ~ ~ ~ -. ~~be - I RI STOCKPOnT..-Mr Leaeb, of Manchester, lectured here on Sunday, and gave great satisfaction. After Bi the lecture a vote of thanks was passed to him for M his address. eV HrziwooD-On Friday evening. the 18th instant, e a publio meeting was; held in the Ohartiot-roomn, p , llartley-atreet; Heywood, for the purpose of adopt^ a i jggthe National . ...