... MAy IT PrLEASE YOUnR GtAcE,-.An address has been sent to your Grace from this town and neighbourhood to which it was thought irregular to attach my signature. Yet being legally non- resident In your Grace's diocese, I beg leave to express my cordial approbation of that address, and to add a few words on the sub- Ject. Myl age, Indeed, and loss of health and inemory preclude all minute remarks, ...

... C of (nmman. 1, II' ant rhe ibe-tpooI fittrcurf SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRE.MA. FRIDA IY, APRIL 12, 1850. The House of Commons, having spent its Easter t holiday, returned on Monday last to its task of Y talking, legislating, and voting money. The ordnance estimates were immediately brought for- ward by Colonel Anson, the amount asked being & £2,434,417, showing a reduction, as compared with the ...

... HEALTH COIMITI'TEE.-YEStnDAY. he Il Ie Present-Messrs. Parker, (in-the chair,) Bennett, Bent, Pd Waithew, Lloyd, Hodson, Rimmer,, Hindley, Hornby, Godfrey,'Langsdale, Pernihiough;Chalmer, and Thomson. a-iThe- medical officer reported 158 deaths for the past. n, week, being a decrease ot 22 as compared with the pre- r, cedin'g week, and of 66 as compar'ed with -the correspond. iting week of ...

... BURDENS ON LAND. SECTION- XXIX. (Cent jaund ?? 23.) Tho Association now proceeds to notice some of the ob- jections to a land tax, or, ats Mr. 11'Callech calls it, aI tax uonlf rout, They arc willing, to adopt his ?? rent. It accords with that ailroady laid down by th'emn. Helays,- IlThle 51111 which tile Occupier of an improved farm pays to tho landlord is uniformlyl derived froml two ...

... i :~ i hi :~ I . THE WHgATITTM-THE nHtuRTL2ANE5 OT SATURDAY. . o..: LL1s ?? _I . .. . . . _ hI Jur011t0l§Jast week of Alarch, the weather was of a more . ttban ordinarily stormy nature, with ftostand'snov; ...

... CORPORATION -OF THE POOR. Thle annual court of this corpedrati6'a hwel d on Thursday II. evenita'f thle Governor, J. Gi. Shsaw, Esq., presiding. Pseviouss 1 to the business meeting, the Governor, attended divine service ax in'St. Peter's cliurch, and was accohipanied by the Rigiht B W6rishipful the Mayor, about fifty imerubere of the corporation; or the officers of the house, and a number of ...

... The council of the Liverpool Financial Reform Association have issued an address (dated April 4) to the taxpayers of the united kingdom, from which we take the following passages:- ::-The recent budget has rendered it painfully apparent that no dompreheneive scheme of fiscal reform, no earnest endeavour to relieve the various Important branches of foreign commerce or domestic Industry, now ...

... Yr A public meeting was held on Tuesday evening, at the Broad- itmend-Roomns, In support of Mr. Cobden's forthcoming motion on d the general disaurmment and arbitration of nations. The at- e tendance was very full. e Mr. G. THSOMAS occupied the chair. In opening the proceed- d' lngs of the meeting, he stated the object of their assembling was b to adopt a petition to parliament in favour of ...

... RAILWAY' ,INTELLI[GENCE. .etitions have been presented for tie winding up of the Chel- tenham, Oxford, and ?? Railway Company's affairs. ti etteroeto, iD, [ 'AttD: GLOUCESrER AItALWAY.-A public meeting of parties interested in the construction of a railway to Ross was held there on Tuesday week, for the purpose of taking steps for the Ibrmation of a railway from Ross to the Forest of Dean and ...

... TO THE EDIT0O. OF THE DiERBYi M'ERCURYV. is Sir-The time has arrived when the Lay-Members, who Icomprise the chief portion of the Church, should unite and ex- ir press their gratitude to the Queen for the late! decision of the n Stae against thle Popish doctrine of Baptismal Regeneration, which teaching would seem to signify that man of himselfecan IIregenerate luan, and thus render voied ...

... THE GREAT IMPOSITION ON ALL NATIONS FOR I 1850. t TO JOHN BULL. The following are some of the most recent articles sent in for exhibition, and will doubtless command a ready sale:- A Pacificatory Protocol-by Lord Palmerston-peculiarly irare. A model Constitution from Erfart-sixteenth edition, with variations-from an unknown contributor. A Seventh Point to the Charter-with a lock of Cuffy's . ...

... THEN IWAGAZINES. BLA CKWOOD is particularly good this month, and its opening article is deserving the attention of those who consider those subjects which are of a public nature, and ought to concern all who are capable of entertaining retional opinions, and have the power of influencing the minds of others. Maga gives us some of its sterling metal-sober sense and seriousness, and lively ...