... C=ON C LONDON WEDNESDAY CONCERTS, EXETER HALL. -The Thirteenth Concert of this interesting series at- tracted a brilliant audience. vr ato h ag pal assn offwith th eorienience, the entire Concert Pass:g Off with thegreatest clt a. Rossini's celebrated opera of Tancredi furnished the operatic selections of the evening which were most Skilfully executed by Misses Lucoi obe, Dolby, Mrs. A. Newton ...

... SPAIN. Reports have been circulated during the week of the death of Cabrera the Cerlist leader, but from the latest accounts it appears that, although severely wounded in the affair of the 27th ult., he bad been enabled to cross the French frontier and place himself in safety. From Madrid Eve learn that on the 7th inst. the Queen gave a grand ball at which all the ministers were present. ...

... the YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND. serall Haf-Yedarly MeAting-York, Feb. 20-G. HuDSON, the Esq., M.P., in the chair. The meeting was very nume- rouisly attended The SECRETARY read the report. In meeting the pro. prietors on the present occasion, the directors regret to report that the amount received for traffic on the line of the com- pany during the half year ending 31st December, 1848, has . ...

... ABERGAVENNY. I?y the death of our respected townsman, Tom Gabb, Esq., the following public offices became vacant:—Clerk to the Abergavenny District; Magistrates ditto to the County Court ditto to the Turnpike Trust. At the meeting of the Road Commissioners which took place on Monday last, the appointment of clerk to the Commissioners was conferred upon Mr. Christopher Gabb, (son of the ...

... Or Mat'tp PeWo. IIAYNMARETr. D1 ;l l| l\-\ r:ln Toin Ewviaeo, THlE S'R.itA tIL 'Meosts. Charles Kiean, Crvtio, I Roeelev, Wobster, and Nowe : Mr. C. IRena, and it ?? I;ILLEI). Mr. 1tcdley, al Mrs. Keeley- CA MiAI.ALZAMAN AN I tIADOLtRA; c;, ee Periw rho Ljosed the Prloce,. Mgessrs. Flond aol lrecley; Mrs. Kseeley, Miss Rey1old, lift- ?? Iloltoln,-L-Oors open lit G6. Pl'lllCESS'-S. 'rnj- S'l-NI ...

... f The half yearly report of the four inspectors of factories to her h S Majesty's Secretary of State for the Hlome Department is dated o L January iI, 1849, and was published on Tuesday. The separate h e reports do not adduce any decisive evidence ontie great question of the duration of the hours of laboring in faotories, Air. Horner, e the inspector of the Manchester district, took much pains ...

... THE IONEY MAR1KIKET. CITY, TIllS DAY, Tl'EE OCLOCK. y , Colisol for Money, 93:,i 1 Ditto for Accoullt, 033 .: S P A I N. : rADtRtID, 1EB, 9. jFR| M Ol ou. t1l2ititt'i'N ii ED T.1 | M. lcsseps comimunioiatedl to Seiono iklki, thi lday befoic | yestolly, tlc aulswer of the FIrenitch Governmen-t to thea Spaidli note, iiviting thc Catholic Powers to interfere U join tly Oi lbehialf of tho Pope. ...

... TO THE ELECTORS AND NON-ELEC- TORS OF THE BOROUGH OF NOT- TINGHAMj GENTLEMEN, As I look upon a Member of Parlia- naent as a trustee appointed by those in whose services he has voluntarily enlisted, and by whose votes he has been accepted, and that that trust should be discharged to the satisfac- tion, if not to the interest, of those for whom it is held, and not according to the caprice of a ...

... I ' 1MPERIAL PARLIAMNT. .I HOUSE OF LO'RDS,- FRiD ; PE, . ; i POOSC-LAy IN IRELAND. of The IMarquis of IAas6OwlrN moved for a select com- mittee to inquire into the administration of the ?? wI in Ireland, His case fr founded on the notonrety of a circumstanceS asar circ nstanaee with which they Wereo all familiar, and a which superseded the necessity of any long argument on dU htis part. ...

... The elaborate and, in many respects, able expla- nation, given by the Rev. J. Shepherd Birley, at t Bolton, and inserted in last Saturday's Chsronicle, of the expenditure of the funds of this county by the magistrates, afforded us much satisfaction. It proved 1s that the sense of irresponsibility of which we have I frequently seen reason to complain as animating the dispensers of the ...

... POLITICAL:. I CARDIOAN ELECTION.-On Saturday, Pryse Pryse, Esq., was elected member for Cardigan.by a majority of eight votes, Mr. Pryse is a liberal, and son of the late member. I I ' ; :. SOUTriDEvoNasiain.-Sir E.Lo~peb,atoryprotectionist, ,was returned, on Tueiday last, witbout opposition, as; representative of the southern' division, of Devonshire,' in the ?? of Viscount Courtenay, who has ...

... MEETING OF POWER-LOOM OVERLOOKERS, IN SU3PPORT OF THE F ACTORY ACT. i Last evening, a very numerous meeting of the overlookers of power-looms in factories was held at the Millstone public- * house, Thomas-street, to express their opinion against the c of endeavours reported to be making to obtain a repeal of the I Hs, ten hours factory act, There was at least upwards of 150 Pe overloolers ...