... L.ONDON.- TnvPSDA Jr TL l . is ?? 1iaptai Lord Jolin Hay will not be removed from the Board of Admiralty until %te opening of Parliament, when a proposition will be n°ade to reduce the said board by, one. member- ortt filljig TAp Lord John Hay's place, o0 the score of Cn6ols'4pered yesterday,.morning at 9G6 to i, ex div, and subsequentlyxeturned to that price after having.bean.temporarily ...

... MORNINGI POST.-Either the theo(y of free trde, as held by Sir Robert Peel, is a deceit and a swar or the farmer is entitled to such IIabatement in rent, as Is proportioned to the diminished cost of such things as the landlord requires, and to theldiminished value of his own produce. - MONN HERALD,-The Tamworth baronet paid a visit the other day to the Duke of Bedford, There he would see a ...

... I I UNxVEnSITY Op LONDoN.---The governing body of King's College, London, has resolved to sanction a grant of 6,0001 for the erection and endowment of a new hospital in conrrection with the medical school. The Bishop of London has announced an anonymous offer of 5,100f towards the immediate commencement of the new building. TIE BisioP OF WOrtcESTER ON THE CHURnc LyNan CAsE.-We are compelled ...

... , ARY 4. '4e Davigati9A Nws Aat came into force on neaeday last, endd 'n many ports, the shipping displayed ~ymbobsof monaniu- -The tides on the 29th and Bpth Xdidssot geflrallY rise so high as, fwasB expectsid. The rgrineipal !dood seems to have been at and. about Yar t,. where aoeme amisohief was done; but ,tbe aB- cdsvts respecting it have been much exaggerated. The stormy 'weather, ...

... F.& ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE I I NEWCASTLE FARMERS' CLUB. Thi A,,b eld its anttiversay meeting on Saturday the club room, at the Literary and Philosophical InDj thist owns Sir Ml. W. Ridley, bart., presiding. N~, LOER eoetr of the society read the . ?? it appeared that, notwithstanding re 5'eOlitr position of agriculture generally, tile ?? of tile society had been (carried on with inl- ...

... NEWCASTLE, JANUARY L. - - The revenue returns are of a favo-rable cha- racter. The increase on the quarter is 371,1251; but taking the ordinary revenue alone it is 470,003t. The Post (Dfice and Taxes alone show a decrease. The de- orea; on the year is 80,131l; but taking the ordinarl revenue separately, there is an increase Of 249,75t The Customs and Excise show a decrease, but the post ...

... HEXHAM FARMERS' CLUB, On Tuesday the anniversary meeting of this club was held at the Bush Inn, Hexhain, on which occasion the members and their friends sat down to a substantial dinner, John Grey, Esq., of Dilsiton, presiding, sup. ported on his right by J. G. Atkinson, Esq,, the Rev. Christ, Bird, Win. Kirsop, Esq., Chsarles Grey, Esq., Rev. George 8mytten, ?? and on his left by Edward ...

... Lord Nelson has written to the morning papers stating that the accounts of the disturbance at the protestcion meeting over which he presided, are greatly extgge a ned. Tie directors of the London, Brighton, and South Coast railway determined, on Wednesday, to recommend a dividend of 2i 8s per 1001 stock, after laying aside 15.0001 as a reserve fund. The Herald and the private yacht Nancy Daw- ...

... I Tine PRIVY COUNCIL AND THE NATIONAL SO- CIETY'S SCHOOLS.-The loath and Wells Diocesan edu- cation Board, at their recent quarterly meotieg, passed a resolution, altogether denouncing the manageooent clauses demanded by the committee of council. ADHESION or A CLEERGYMAN TO ROMANIsH.- Tho Rev. Alfred Daymnan, late curate of St John the Baptist'n, Wasperton, whose license onas latelv oithe ...

... parliament was to be prmnyprorogued, by com- tireson, on WjednrsdsY, until the 31st instant, then to meet for despatch of business. The g~entiemen selected to move and secfnd the address in the louse of' Cor- mons are the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers' and Sir Jameh Duke. Thero are many rumours, as usualither resciat to the measures to he ?? by lehe MajetY'se mc iso- ters; it is stiLted, in some ...

... DAILY AND PERIODICAL PRESS, ?? _ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - CHURCH AND STATE GAZETTE.-The decision of the Judges (in the Gorham case) let it be what it nIMFY. will ?? be tho decision of the church, for the ch°roh in synod might decide In direct opposition to the judicl committee. Let it not be said that the church is repre- sented by the three prelates who sat with the judges the prelates were ...

... I TUF.SDAY.-Re Thomas Reed, shipowner, North Shields. This was the day tilxd for artjudication on the applica. tion for certifcate. Mlr CHATER, in support of that ap- plication, objected, at some length, to the manner in which the official managers of the North of England Bank had acted towards his client,wio, he urged,was anhonest man, reduced to poverty by the crimes ofothers, andoughtnot ...