... !Otb5ontr Ob derbationd, ow ~ l INDIA. The overland Mail has arrived, bringing news from I B3ombay to the 3dA of December. and from Calcutta to the 21st of November.a From Bamlbay there is nlo domestic intelligence of the slightest importanlce. The Punjab was q~iier, with the ,sngle exception of Peshawur, where active measures ,ere being taken to Pust a atop to the thieving Propenai. ties of ...

... T. - IAz ?? - ?? _ or - - 'eat- I Of LANCA~SnsIR AND YORKSHIRE, AND YORKa AND NORITH rho MI1DLAND.- We understand the latter company have T n~p. given notice to the former to take the6ir part of' the I-ull D, uand Selby lease. It in to be hoped the two companies court , will be prudent enough not to waste each other's money datil 97 In law, but to go calmly into the eubject and settle it cn ...

... rn ?? Prijcon, , A._^ _ - . 'nnLe A ,;1vL%,1A IJ L UA L. zen. (From the London Prisons: 1o which is added a ?? t *age, of thi chiefprovincialprisons. By HepworthlDxon.) M reek; Kirkdale is the Newgate of South Lancashire. It a have is the great gaol of this division of the county, and a men, is connected with the criminal courts of Liverpool, k aces. In the suburbs of which town it Is located, ...

... I 'THF POLITICAL OBJECTION To i X NATIONAL EDUCATION. Mr. Roebuck's speech at the anniversary of the ?? Athenicum, though somewhat discursive and I to declamratory, is yet highly suggestive of thought on er the most important social qcustion of the day- ict the education of the people. It was natural for eh the speakcr to feel the very different positionv which m an institution, like that ...

... LORD WHARNCLIFFE AND THE PROPOSED CORN-LAW MEETING AT YORK, alt- iot (From Mc Yorkshireman.) ied This morning, (Friday,) we were favoured with a copy of the following able and admirable letter, written by h a Lard Wharucliffe in answer to the requisition circulated of by Mr. Thompson, of Moat-hall, preparatory to con- 0 veoing the proposed Protectionist meeting ia the city of- t Yolk. Seeing ...

... ?? ~rnru 7-tt ?? . - * t (Concudedfoin last Tuesday's pape. r y I was quite surprised to see such luxuriant ver-t s, dure in the midst of the sunburnt hills. The L d green, bounded by the mud walls of either plantation, F *r formed a striking contrast with the dust and burnt i ? stubble of mustard all around. The first garden I r u entered was private, occupied bv a French gentle. h man, who ...

... I - . ms m ITHE FINANCIAL REFORMI' ASSOCIATION. is THE STAMP LAWS. I Of The Financial Reform Association, in proceeding ~r fto the consideration of the details of the stamp laws, !n quotes the following passage from Adam Smith, as I of declaratory of its sentiments on taxation in general, hr no with the design of proving that, however severe and decided may be its condemnation of the laws in ...

... If ALUm-, R ),U r x LIX Sierv7asB. .S,1L US FIl0P!lrT IIEX~ SUPRE.r1A. TU.SDiJ Y, JA1 NUARY 8, 11:50. The Lincrpjqoo1h errmuv first saw the light in the I yearI 1811 ; 4 ivas Ce3te,IjIshed by the late Egerton Snh in nrmlr flint lI'~T- Ubprnl PT.rtv in thnis town.II Smiih. in order that the Liberal Party in this town, then wvihout an organ, nigllt have some means of Commuunicatiog its ...

... Uaillung Mcparturvo. 450a.m 1stSndand34Clac 2 Op.m .. ?? ?? 1, 2 30 a.m ?? ?? ?? 4 45 p.m ?? 8zprew ?? 8Xtttsra ?? ?? ?? tS opm lstandiludcdladscsl ?? | *- nOOD ?? 10 33 p.m Baprosa 50S n.s..lst*2odjand3lciass; 4 ao p,1n..Istand2udClase 30 a.m. .Ist,2ndandrsdClass a is p.rm . Ist, 2tsd, &3rda a | 1! WROY LIV::RPOOL ANDrdlRr;ENHSAD TO sHaxwsBur1r. ?? L5ast 12poo] v .815 a.ra. . 9 45 a.m. .1215 ...

... ZIEETING OF HOUSEOWNERS. r.rr - 5 . . - _ . 1. . aI] 11t oelOillo, 2o anioiurrie prorininary Illeg of' i, r~o rutmboro of rtho H-)useowziera' Gua rdian ?? ?? 11 SO~ owhtra intoreated in property wail hold at tile Ctareio- fltan-Yuomp, to talke into consideration certain cia -a-es in r ?? tlbe ane~ieded S.iiahory Aed, which they Qculidle LIS pitE- j-adic.Ua to their inltareirls. The chair war ...

... ?? It i ? ?? t i'u I ? f. , ?? ?v TURSDAY, 8.-Cocklill, ClcIchill, Stocirbritlge, Aruudel, Battle, Rugby, Salizbury. WUDIMSDAY, D.-11andoveey, Clrcahclser, Stcuiryrg, Shrweasbury. TnuaseAy, 10.-Liclileld. FRIDAY. 11.-Lasipeter. SAE3DAY, 12-St. Nes's. MoNDAY, 14.-Llanurenog, Facclcy, Warwick, Buehingham. u TUisiAY, 15-Potton, Grcenut-ect, Newoport, (Moouniuthshiro,? Svenoako, Tyneiaoutli. LAjXC ...

... E 32= ?? = i c FUNERAL OF TrHE LATE )'Ist. COUNCILLoIC HAF~iSOLD.- T1h ~ mairne Of Ihi; ?? whee premature di.C'isseV t hao dreodid beeni recorded Iin ?? coIitmlum,:, were iriicrredt 'OIL it Frjida, ramorning looti, in the ca~motery of St. Michasle P tri Church. A very largo jul rra3peclable assemblage attended o thie faoi-i~l, manryot thiin i~itimite frienidsof the deceased,( of The mourifol ...