... PARILIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL REFORM. .IPoRrANT MEETINX} OF FAWNERS AT STALIRAM, NOlOFOLK. On Friday evening last a deputation from the Norwioh committee of the National Reform Association, cnsisting or J. H. Tillett, Eq., and Samuel PiRg, E-q, received a cordial and enthusiastic welcome at Stalham- the centre of one of the most extensive and moot important grr,,i districts in the kingdom-to ...

... ATTEMPTED PROTECTION MEETINQ AT PLYMOUTH. On Friday a demonstration in favour of protection was attempted to be got up at the Hall of Cominercs, at the Exchange, Plymouth, but it turned out a miserable falura, Some persons from Plymouth, who attended the recent county meeting at Exeter, were seized with an uncontrolable desire to agitate against free trade in their own town, and failing to ...

... MADRID, -Dlc. 28, 1849. a two days contains nothing of importance. As for politics, it is known that Palace intrigues are going on as slowly and as vib- terraneouglv as ever. Narvaez is obliged ever to be on the aibi vive. On the one hand, the King Consort surrounded again by his former spiritual controllers, ard vith the Cleonard party much better organized 29 in silent, slow, and patient ...

... PRFPaWeNT,-Rev. William Archibald Paxton, to Ot terden R., Kent, dio. of Canterbury 3071., with residerot veaantb the death of the Rev. G. D. Goodyar; pat., WI- lim Gill Paxton, Eoq. Rev. Relph Buker,toPagham V.,Sussexin tedio.ol Chiohester, 2111. with residence; vacnt by the rehignsuon of the Rev. E. H. *. Goddejd; pat., the Archbiahop o CSO terburr. Ber: J. Jumea, D.D., to Pe&kirk B., ...

... It appeara that the gtroe trafflo receipts of railways In the united kingdom for the year 1849 amounted to 11,013,8201. on 5,161 miles of iailway, being an increase of 904.8201. in the receipts over those of the preceding year on 4,326 miles; and also *n increase of 836 miles of railway in operation. Independent of these railways,, there are about 20 new. lines in operation, of an aggregate ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, JANe 7. NEXT in importance to the national accounts fur- rieed by the Board of Trade, are those supplied by 1 the Treasury. The former tell what we have been making within a given period; the other what the charges of our establishment have been. The enume- ration of our imports and exports fitly precedes the tale of our unproductive expenses. The one is the gross aggregate of ...

... TO THE EDITRo OF THE DAif NEWS., SIRJ-I ap deerou of calling the attention of the publi to he fact of the London Stock xchange engrossiog transactions to ?? aa extent, that it masy well be presumed it is overburthened with businevs Whichwith pro- .priety might be leseene&.E Such cannot be better made known to the public than thrdugh your. valuable journal, which obtains such general irculation ...

... Ajft ?? 72 WINDSOR, JTAX. 5. - The Queen and Prince Albert walked thua morning 01 in the Slopes. 43 The Royal Family took waking and posy extrcise in the, 14 grounds around the Castle. H ;o~yal EHighness went out hunting this morning, accompanied by the Duke de Nemours, and attended by 13 Lord Uharkle Fitzroy and Colonel F. H. Seymour. ?? Bishop of Manchester arrived at the Castle this The ...

... THE FLNANCIAL RFFORMERS AND THE ARMY. e U4 p, GUrs, and at them. St. Tames'e-street is in a state of intense excite tment: the gentility of the army is in danger. Tie eaboliti n of commissions' purchase, the adoption of 9, system of examination of candidats for commision aud ?? l]at not leart the curtailment of the privi! leges of the Guards, threatens the army with an in. eroad of low-born ...

... PARIS, FaRDAY, 5.30 r.u. The Legislative Asembly decided yesterday to annul their vote of the previous day on the question of urgenry, and to proceed to a new one. This course was deoided on by a majority of 123, the numbers b ng 371 to 248. A new division on the question of urgeney then took place, when an a&rmativo de- cision was come to by a majority of 29, the numbers being 329 to 300. ...

... D NAPLES.-Our correspondent writes as follows: Iat NAPLES, Dzc. 24. An important ecclesiastical meeting hea taken place in Naples, convened by the bishops, for a very dif- of ferent purpose than that which was stated. The tb alarm felt by an evident disposition of the people to 3d turn from a church whose Christianity is so obviously a; subservient to the politics of petty princes, has ...

... |Mile3 opened. Nameofhailway. - p- 1848. 1849. B H - - 184B 1849. 33 67 ?? £674 37i 874 Belfast aad Ballymena ?? 429 16 19 Birkenkead, Lane., & Cheshire 78 9420 14 14 Bolton, Blackbumr and West ?? 391 - 854 Bristol and Exeter ?? 3,135 141 1581 Caledonian ?? 3,600 6,996 81 944 Chestermand ?? l,1d6 365 354 Dublin and ?? .- ?? 79 741 Dublin and Kingptow ?? 784 808 74 474 Dundve,Perth,Aberdeen ...