... 1'Iaae?y h?un ?? ?vp1e?i?to tb?) tor?, Opnm?s?onei.s of ?b6 AdiIlira1?y'tht?t ? fbr granting the ?a?al medbX, ?? crds? i?i?i1 tIi?reofI to the ?urvI?1n? officers and seamen of ?Iid 1t?yaI' Navy i?'served in the expedition to Egyjit;all officeis? pd?ty. offtoei?s, ?eiixnen, ?and ?aiin?s? whb ?oider't?iethoy? are enVtle? to ?ecei? a t?his ?nar?c if their Sovere?g?s? gracious ??.I?ion of tbei ic ...

... (Oommrunicated.) CABDINAL Wiseman and his Twelve affect obedience to our laws: they would not willingly violatQ, them,-and, from tenderness on this score, before their. late project was put into execution, 'they assure us that they carefully ascertained thatit was not evasive, or in contravention, of the existing laws of this Realm; if it were so, they would be the last men to promote such a ...

... I ?? APPBROACHING GREAT PROTECTIOMST MTEERINGS.-We are happy to be able to announce that the arrangements for the Protectionist meeting appointed to take place at the Amphitheatre in Liverpool (a building calculated to accommodate 6,000 persons), are now nearly corn- pleted, and that it is fully expected that the Earl of Wilton will preside on the occasion, in the first, week in June. We learn ...

... FRA.cE.-The crisis of last week has passed annoy, -and opinion is now exercised on the point ofi absther Bonaparte or Chaugarnier has gained most by tsolution. The Legitimist journals combine with the BWnapartist papers in asserting that the President has avsolidated his influence by standing on his right, and- fl7ying oat the late Minister of War's order for the removal of General Neumayer ...

... To MArvE WVATE COLDrOR SUh11 ?? is a simple made of rendering water almost as cold as ?? the jar, piteber, or vessel used for water be surrounded with One (I or more folds of coarse cotton, to be constantly wet. The t evaporation of the water will carry oil' the beat from the inside, and reduce it to a freezing point. In India and other tropical sa climes, where ice cannot be procured, this is ...

... - LIGHT AND DAuKNEss.-Light, that makes things seen, makesseie thinigs invisible. Were it notlor darkness'and the shadow of the earth, the noblest of creation bhad remained unseen, and the stars in heaven as invisibli as on the four.th day, when they were created above the horizon withb tbh sun, or there was not an eye to behold them. The great mystery of religion is expressed by adumbration; ...

... PROVINCTAL- INTELLIGENCE. Lord GOUgh 'aid Major. Ekaardes, kit is ,said will' be ptoposed at Oxford for the honorary degree of Doetor 'of Civil Law', to be conferred upon theny at the appr9aching, comlemoration on June' 12th. SUI'CrnInL Heniy Hall-, wawaiter at the Wheat Sliehf, TiW-ttreet; rnehester, hiving been det'cted rob-. bing his e'nioloyer, went up, stairs f'd cat his throat. H ...

... - . i The ?? which induced the Lord Bishop of Exeter ,o witbold his signature from the above address, are eat forth by he Lordship in an ad-dress to ber Majesty. The Bishop of Exeter `largely psrticipates in the general udigalationa' at the recent aggression of the Bishop or Rome cu tbe ioperial dignity of your Majesty's crown, and on the iriual rights of the Church of England as a branch ...

... THE GREEAT WVESTERN, BRISTOL AND EXETER, AND' SOUTH DEVON USAILW4YS. FTIaR TAB3EE.1 JBITH DEVON RA!.WAY. ?? Totnes ?? Torqusy (Branch). Newton. Teignnouth ?? Dawlish ?? ?? 1Exeter ?? GREAT WESTERN R 1AILWAY.' Eseter ?? Hele ?? Cullotupton ?? Tiverton Road ?? Wellington ?? ?? Taunton ?? Bridgewater ?? Weston Stper Mare Bristol : . Bath ?? Swindon ?? Didcot ?? . . Reading ?? Paddington ?? VP ...

... . ?? ' : ?? ' C b0RRESPONIDENlbk- TO; TXEI, SDITOR ,,OF TjEME Wri 'PLxNO POST.J-. I l ?? e enetniss of Englsn4, with Ledru: ,Rolin ;at .their head, -.are ,craftil; eedeavouring to; persuade-,;our' eouutrzyne' that Englapd' downall is;athand ?? doubt tbke mostiextej15ively organised systemioftJesuitisna, ,sibce',they syercl'6.8.8,i3,-navwiw: Q.p'eratiOn . in'-England;;to, efo~ti .o'3otymen ...

... GREAT. WESTERN. On Thursday a special general meeting of shareholders j was convened at the Paddington station for the purpose: of considering and, if. approved of, anthorising, and. sanc-; tioning, and confirming,.and.,directing:the corporate. seal.' of the company to be affixed to aiiagreement.for a lease! 'fronm, the South Wales Railway Company-to this company of the iine of railway ...

... lu t CvnUDLEIGI.-A little boy, the son of Mr. Be Joseph Gibbs, a respectable retired tradesman, was poisoned a few days since, by eating a quantity of the berries of the common hedge privet. Medical aid was A immediately procured on the symptoms appealing, but Tb notwithstanding every effort which was made to save life, ma the poor child sank under the effects of the poison, and MA expired on ...