... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MEMOIRS OF THE LATE REV. W. WILLIAMS, OF WERN. By WM. REES, of Liverpool. Translated from the Welsh by J. RHYS JONES, of Kilsby. London: Snow, pp.202. WE know not how to excuse ourselves to the author or the translator of this for having so long neglected any notice of it in the PRINCIPALITY. We can, however, say with great truth, that it has not been oh account of any want. of reverence for ...

... THE VICTORY OF GOOJERAT. We have received by express from Marseilles despatches iu advance of the overland mail, which left Bombay on the ,17th ult. They contain full particulars of the decisive Nik-tory achieved over the Sikhs on the 21st of February last, a brief announcement of which arrived by the last i!iili I. On this occasion no doubt need be entertained of the decisive character of the ...

... Imperial Parliamrent. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, Aprii 16. The house re-assembled to-day after the Easter Recess. The SPEARER took the chair at four o'clock. Several private bills relating exclusively to England were read a third time and passed. - ?? Mr. H. DRUMMOND gave notice of his intention, on Thursday, the 25th instant, to move for a committee of the whole house to consider the public ...

... CITy SE. FIS.-GUILDIHALL. Yesterday the votnrnini ioners assemnbled; Deputy Fnxcocto in the choir Mr D)eputy HAIR ISON tatel'd to the court that, al- thoueh there Nvas it abundant supply of waetter way given in the great thorowghiarcs, sme: of the more densely populated lanes were wi'h',ut conteanit supply. At the late fire in Birehin- lane he heatd, tmuch to hi, surrriie, that Cornhill was ...

... R :: E LA : IRELAD. CONDITION OF THaE COUNTRY.-The correspondent oftthe Morning Chronicle writes from Dublin as follows :-There is at least one trade in this city' which has escaped the general prostration; but it forms an exception that proves the rule of all pervading embar- -rassment-I refer to the business of the pawnbrokers. At the commencement of the famine this class of tra- ders ...

... LETTERS TO THE WOiiklNG CLASSES. XL. u Words are things, and a small drop of ink Falling-like dew-upon a thought, produces 'ThatwhKich makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. BYR~~ExON. C A GLANCE AT HOME AFFAIRS. J FOREIGN POSTSCRIPT. c v BROTHER PROLETARIANS, The writer of the Parliamentary v Review in thisjournal, gave you, on Saturday b last, an account of the Nine Weeks' Work 'I ...

... DEAn RIDER,-1 am sure there is no one would re feel greater satisfaction than myself at the success- u ful issue of the Writ of Error on behalf of Dr. .d M'Douall, but thinking that the £120 must be ere this subscribed, for which Mr. Cobbett stipulated, I write to ask whether it is so or not, as the corn- s, mittee with which I am connected regret the nu- it merous appeals that are made, ...

... lrvanw. n DUBLIN, SATURDAY.-DIsCHARGI OP TBS JURY.- Ma. DUFFY ADMITTED To BAIL.-The protracted d strug le between the Crown and Mr. Gavan Dufiy h has, ir the present, terminated in a drawn battle. d The jury are discharged without a verdict, and Mir. g D6y has been admitted to bail, to appear at the e next commission, himself in £1,000, and two'sure- ., ties in £500 each. .One of the jurors ...

... The last meetg ofteBadof Gua~rdians, for the st year 1848-9, was hkeld on Tuesday last, when the following BE guardans wre prsent :-T. Birchall, Esq., in the chair; BE T. B. - AddioD, Esq.; Dr Winstanley;T. Walmisley, (00 Esq.; Mesrs. SattrthwalteKnowlesWalker, Sutton, Ca Taylor, abernorHollandRaw, T. ivesey, Toinlisoni HE Abbott, arker, agar, Wtson, ClvertJ. Livesey, H. P. in Watson Blaclsurs ...