... Loyeata iFIteltifearce. !ii AsSALILT.-On Trueday, Markina Lyon *It% brought rmsbefo~e ivir. Rusirtoni, and tiaed £5, (or tr4- a nruh' rna. BE live prrsiament in default of paTMen,,) flot brutally ati~ult. hi 13.11l wig air old woman named Mary Dtp um WESLEYAN CrsAa'rr., SBACOMBRa.0U Tuesday even- S ' doi- sg a WA Patty auro sorred wasl held in this piaceof wor. e' Al satiip, oil lecatrori at ...

... Noveig(IT j1doo. o ?? oA letter from Toulon of the 30th tilt. announces, the arrival there of a detachmncrt of seamien. raised by at decree of the Minister Of Marine for ai new levy. Ini ether respects thure is, lo niovement going forward fin the port. 'thle Capricieuse hadtl skilled for Caionawith 150 mlen Of tile ex-flarde Mobile. 'The t'rcsidetotl Rp iate edt Vralsrcs oi Tuda ]here were ...

... Friday next being Good Friday, our office in Lord seel vtreet will be eloseT at Eleven o'clock in the morning; Urn but the Mfecuiwy will be on sale, the whole of the day, at the following 'iacets:- _Arnoldt's, :,tl. John-street; Wlhitford's, 2.35, Scotlaud-road; Xoarney'i 43, 1)Dal-str. et * IShepherd', I 3, Vauxhall-road, John Ldr' Pot-ofllco, Bruns-' anid 99, Sootland-road'; wick-road; ...

... THE CURTIS-AND-RATIIBONE PRIZE ESSAYS, ON THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPEIRANCE FRUGALITY, AND CLEANLINESS UPON THE WORKING CLASSES. it ~~ESSAY I L ByV MRt. WILLIA)1 WOODWARtD.u d ?? riled from oar las-i.) 3' Thre atmo~sphere, then, whiich we imbibe into Our lungs t I, every tiur ire0N respire, for purifying and refreshing theo ti r blood, mlust 1)0 koest pure, or else it xvill he, as a niecessary at ...

... INEW YORK AND EUROPEAN' TELEGRAPH. ee,~ AInI r)Ire)n,-~ pla Wn for en do~i 1.~n ticelegraphfa C. -civnuruicatiooa bcttv ta Europe ando Alto rico. ?? of laying loa Strong winro on t he bed of tbhe iic~an, b wecrn the Cant cl st of 111NtwfOaI;;d 'atd and ;Il wvest CCI a5 of Ii etard A 7iAepejotg sta- o;,n noty be crt.. b istiud pernir aunt hy, if on'i~e til te mist ,,Oi batik ?? Nows l ...

... C of (nmman. 1, II' ant rhe ibe-tpooI fittrcurf SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRE.MA. FRIDA IY, APRIL 12, 1850. The House of Commons, having spent its Easter t holiday, returned on Monday last to its task of Y talking, legislating, and voting money. The ordnance estimates were immediately brought for- ward by Colonel Anson, the amount asked being & £2,434,417, showing a reduction, as compared with the ...

... MOIRNING EXPRESS. 10Y HLElTsrlC TE.LEGaArAi. TFIlE i1UDGET. In a lc:vhullg ar'icle oil this suloject the Times, alluding to the Chalcellor's ditlicilitv in satisfying, all parties, says it woahl not he ?? to ECC him divide his surplus between thc; tax palir and tho public, creditor. The Times atrongly urges au attempt towards the liquidalation of tho national dc,t. A INClIlE'SIinR SIIARrE ...

... *rl ?? 118 .. i; .. a; rar mu Tetirty-ninth annual miecting of the above society was held in thielecture-hall of thc Collegiate Institution, oil Wedl. nesday evening. The Ri~ght Rev. tile Lord Bishop'of Chester Tue ilmnor, after rcadig, cooe of thle psalms, said the Object for wehicht they werc mect together that right required neither explanation tnor recommendation fromt him. The Bible ...

... gilt Uibtirpol *Vttu,. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. HIe'DA Y, NO l V-lfBEMBR 29, 1850. SUtMAINRY. .. -. . I Earl Fitzwilliamt, thu earnest advocate of corn-j- o law- repe,,al, has set a good example to his fellow Ke landlords. As the prices of agricultural produce 'eri haebureduced by the recent act of the Legis- to 1rtirre, and as hie is of opinion that they will here-th after role low-lower, ...

... . 1 -av . ?? .-f- . ?? . . YLLk.. AU .u et The question of cotton supply is one which wI .or becomes more peremptory in its importance by the de [a- lapse of time ; and we are, therefore, glad to learn of id that a private gentleman has, by his public spirit th n. and intelligence, been accomplishing far more w] ay practical good than could have been effected by WI to the tedious and costly ...

... - -! A ;-vAeA IAlI AT ;-A PC: u- The following petition on behalf of the Religious Society We gl1 of Friends, for the abolition of those rates called church- le rates, was lately presented to the House of Commons :- On To the CGommons of Great Britain and .retant ilo Parliamnc nt desestcmer. fl The petition of the undersigned, members of the Religious fee Society of Friends, respectfully ...

... RAILWAY INTELLTGENCE. br- Tilm ST. HELENWS CANAL AND RAILWAY.-The half he yearly meeting of this company was held on Tucstla, at 31it St. EHelens, Gilbert Greenall, Esq. in thle chair. Yr'om to the report, which was read by the secretary, it appeared lie that the traffic was steadily improving, as coulpared Iviti ilt. the corresponding period of 1849, the increase in tue 11t gross receipts ...