... THE RECENT SUCCESS 0F BRITISHJ ARMS IN INDIA. The welcome intelligence has arrived that the Sikhs have been completely routed by Lord GOUGH in a pitched battle, and public confidence in our Indian troops is once more restored. The parti- culars of the conflict, however, have not yet arrived; so how the battle was won, and what it has cost us, remains to be told. There is not any doubt about ...

... MIORE ANTICIPATIONS FROM SWALLOW., BATH AND SOMERSET, APRIL 17th. Lansdowne Trial. - Phillippa, first; First Chance, second. Weston Stakes.-Officious, first; Knight of Gwynne, second. Somersetshire Stakes.-Pyrrhus the First, I believe, will not see Bath this season; if he does, his chance for this race is very poor. Halo will be reserved for Chester. The following lot are very likely to be ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS—April 19. Their Jordships met at five o’clock. Lord CAMPBELL presented a petition from a place in Cornwall, complaining of the imprisonment of the Reverend J. Shore. The Marquis LANSDOWNE gave notice, that on Tuesday next he should move the thanks of their lordships to the Go- vernor-General, the Commander-in-Chief, and the officers and army in India, for ...

... gratitude, and admira- tion with which the memory of the late Duchess-Countess of Sutherland, as proprietrix of the soil, and as the common friend and benefactress of the community, is still cherished among the tenantry of her extensive family estates in the county of Sutherland. A number of the principal tenants met lately for the purpose of considering the subject, and deter- mined that the ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL STEAMER LiVEce'ooL, TUESDAY, APRIL 3.-This steamer arrived in our river at a little before onie o'clock this morning, having left Boston in the afternoon of Wednesday, the 21st nlt.- She has encountered rough weather during the whole of the passage. The news by her is not of a very exciting character. Of the commercial prospects of the country the New York Courier cad ...

... r The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders -in this corn- 3 pany was held at twelve o'clockio' Saturday, at the office of e the company, Westlnnd-row. 1 The chair was occupied by f Mr. GEoRGEc RoE, chairman of the company. S Dir. James Pim (the treasurer) read the advertisement con- vening the meeting, and also the following report and state- m ent of accounts. ?? ' c Dublin, 7th April, ...

... THE GRITIFIH VALUATION-MEETING OF THE RATEPAYERS OF RATHFARNIIAM AND WHITE- CHURCH. A numerously attended meeting of the ratepayers of the above districts was held at end o'elock yesterday, at the Por- tobello Hotel, for the purpose of taking into consideration the most feasible measures for obtaining a revision of the valua- tion made by Mr. Griffith of rateable property in the dis- tricts, ...

... TENANT RIGHT-HOW TO WORK IT. We publish in another column the report of a case which lately occurred in the north. It is cu- rious as affording an insight into the mode whereby some landlords work the tenant right-recognising ?? principle, but in practice extracting twenty per cent. of the purchase money, and to that extent pocketing the fruits of the tenants' industry and ca- pita]. An action ...

... We ave given, in another column, this evening, some brief details from the provincial jouruals, proving that just as the hot summer months are approaching, this terrible pes- tilenre is gradually establishing itself amongst us. The disease, though mild in sonme place., has broken out with frightful virulence in others, exhibiting those strange alterna- tions of mildness and severity that ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, April 19. TrE VICTORIES IN INDIA. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE gave notice that on Tuesday next he should move the thanks of the house to the Governor-General, the Commander-in-Chief, the officers, and army in India, for their conduct daring those military operations, the successful result of which had lately been made known to their lordships and the public. AFFAIRS OF ...

... ( THE good people of Boston, says the >Stamford Mercury appear determined to alter the nature if not the name of ^ood Friday, to Good Tea-day, for tea meetings on that day l(icrease annually. Curtis.—Borlase, in his book of Notable Things, ob- •fifres that a halter wherewith any one has been hanged, if tledahout the head [the neck?] will cure the headache. He ^dds;—Moss growing upon a ...

... „ HAY. Meadow 53s. to 75s. ) Clover. 72s. to. 95s. 23s. to 29s. ...