... THE IPSlVICH 3IuILDING SOCIETIES. FIUiITII ER St EXAMIN AlIGONS OF T0OMAS SMEETON. b The further examinations of Thomas Smeeton, charged DI with various acts of alleged fraud, took place at ?? Bi Hall, on Monday last, before the Mayor T. D. Ross, Esq., tr T. DEye Burroughes, Esq., Charles Burton, Esq., and C B. Biramse, Esq. h The prisoner was now charged with having feloniously ol obtained a ...

... MVIISCEILL4ANEOUS. The French Ministers have resigited en masse, in conse- quencc of the Inst check given in therefusal of tlie Assemn- bly to allow nn ndjornnment for a few days for the sake of enalhing the Minlster of War to repiy to the ivterpellation of Napoleon Bonaparte. The Tay steamer, with the West Indian and Mexican mnils, arrived on WVenesday morning, at Southampton. The commercial ...

... To the Edlor of the lstoich Journal. SIR,-It would appear from the dognmatic teaching of the St. Marylebone vestry, that the division of the land into parishes and parochial districts is a thing without mecaning, end, or object- voaxel netpwera nihil-and that my neighbours the Rector of A. and the Vicar of B. have fully as much right to visit and instruct my parishioners, as their lawful ...

... ARRIVAL OF THEE CoURT AT OsBoRNE.-The Queen, E Prince Albert, with the junior branches of the Royal Family, and the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court, ar- rived via South-Western Railway at the Clarence-yard, Gosport, at twenty minutes after one on Saturday, and were received on alighting from the railway carriages by i the naval commander in chief, Admiral the Hon. Sir Bla- I den Capel ; the ...

... LORD CARLISLE AND A WARDER OF THlE REGALIA OF SCOTLAND.-During a recent tour in !Scotland, Lord Carlisle, in company with the Hon. and Rev. F. R, and Lady Elizabeth Grey, presented himself for admittance into the regalia ?? Castle, without the re- quisite order from the Lord Provost's office. The warder at the foot of the stairs refused admittance to the party, but was ultimately induced to ...

... FRANCE. A new French ministry has at length been formed; com- posed of the following names, as published in th ?? of Friday:- M. Baroche . . Foreign Affairs. M. Rolher . . Justie. M. Fould F. inance. M. Leon Fancher Intelior. M Buffet .. Commerce and Agriculture. M. Chasseloup Laubat Marine. M. de Crouseillies Public Instruction. General Randon War. M. Magne . . Public Works. Those who are ...

... Her Majesty's-ship Portland, at Valparaiso, February 21, 1852. Sir,-Enclosed is Captain Moorshead's report of the death by starvation of Comnannder A. Gardiner and the whole of the party sent out by the Patogonian Missionary Society in September, 1850, to Picton Island, the southern extremity of Americn. 'their Lordships will deeply deplore the fate of these devoted missionaries; but this ...

... I POrlEVTION To B*ITISfl INDUSntY. MEETING AT 41ICESTER. On,} Saturday a great nlcetij. was held at the Three Crownis Hotel, ofthe Leicester Auxiliary Branch of the National Associatioi for the Protection of British Indus- try. The meeting was called for-ithe purpose of consider- ing the liropriety of petitioning both houses on the present distressed state of agriculture. The Hon. IH. WlLSON,, ...

... CI)c Epotoftf) 3ournal. A few days will disclose the intentions of the Ministers of the Crown with respect to the important questions which now agitate the country. There is abundance of speculation as to the probable conduct of the Ministers, rd but nothing is certain except that there are subjects which Id it is impossible to put aside, and that the constitution of the Cabinet is such that ...

... TheLimeriekReporter has the following gloomy state- ment respecting the spread of distress in that quarter consequent upon the enormous advance in the price of all kinds of provisions I- The state of the poor is lamentable in the extreme. We never remember to have witnessed them undergo more privations. The capitalists' who speculate on 'war' have absdlutely placed provisions beyond their ...

... MISCELLAN EOUS TnE. ROYAL CuasrssT %iG.-The christening of the iniant san of Her Majelny and His Rveal Hichness Prince Albert took place on Tuesday evening in Buck. :inghain Palace. The sacred rite was percormed in the private chapel in the Palace, which was duly prepared -for the occasion. The Royal infant received the name of Leopold George Duncan Albert at the hands of the Archbist-p of ...

... (ORRESPOD ENC tiE. T7 VIe lditor of the Ipswich Journtal. S: w- tt the present tiTIC whcn each circumstanec vted nith Africa hears n peculiar interest, andj, f h ci late lI1);, t b'et nmruch increased by the perusal1. a -Dthot;y and tiltde Dlahonins a bv- lorbes, Corn- hlill liE\N.. ?? nainl -Unlic Tom's Cabin,' c:lo,( : o ...