... 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 ...

... goveip fatelliscitce. of f FRANCE. the The Paris correspondent of thle T7imes publishes a list of anO4 elections, to prove that the conservative party gainedthrough. prh out the departments, Bespecially in such districts as thle anid Aedheche, the MUtibr and the Haut Rthin, where fornierly stat all the socialist candidates used to be elected, Ilie states ¶ also that in Switzerlarid, even in ...

... THE zEXAMINER AND TIMES. : ANCHESTER, SATURDAYt APRIL 27, 1860. TECE TE N HIOURS A C T.. ?? T i ?? :: 'i ?? ?? The Timte, ofThursday, 'publishe-daletter'signeda A Manufacturer,- -on-tbe subjeot of Lard ASHLEY's .Bill,'uibW befdore PaA4i&ient. This ietter'dcontaius'. , .certain suggestions as to the ai'f a, ,, 'proiefor w . '-the p'erman'eut rfind~amic'a~blc settlement'of-th. exist- ., ing ...

... 11 - . . ' . - -- - - - - . ' c I -X £ . On Tuesday evening a meeting of the supporters and friends of the Aniti-State-Church Association was held in It the Concert-hall, Lord Nolson-street, to petition parliament v for the separation of church and state, and to elect delegates to the approaching conference of the association, to be held in London on1 the 30th histant. The hall was well filled ...

... TIE NEW STEANI-SHIP ASIA. ur Palenr of F',idni- - lo UM -iour paPes' of' Friday we gav a br- ntc out, of this splendid vessel, whichl is to i briaded tothce Ian obl fleet of steamecrs carrying thc mnails between- lice t Is er and Haia Under thle direction of thle the BitishansI orth Amnericant Stcalln-paclket, Compa~n. ?? ,a new arive here, and from anl inspection of he, yeterdlay, wve are ...

... AccltDENT ON TIIE RIVER.-TIIREE lIVES LOST.-It is with the deepest regret we have to record an accident involilhg the less of tlleC livs, wilich took place on the river :1lersey, nt :Walton Bridgle, near Warrington, on Friday last, under the follo wing melancholy Lirctillstallces: Front the tlchtils gathered front patties who were present durinig the ouculrence, it appears that a pleasure boat ...

... MR. STEPHENSON'S REPORT ONT THE WATER QUEFSTION. Ma.. _ .1. . r o 11 11 I . ?? The report of Mr. Robert Stephenson on the best plan to be adopted for securing an adequate supply of water for the towin of Liverpool is now in the hands of our readers. It is the opinion of the eminecnt cngiliecr to whom this question was referred that tile Rivington Pike project is the most desiral)le, nuder the ...

... I EMSCELLAiNOUS NEWS. It is stated that the costs incurred by the Bishop of Exeter in the Gorham case amount to £14,000. The daughter of the Rev. J. G. Fardell, ector of Spirotborough, was thrown from the back of a ?? on Tuesday week, and died In a few hours from the injuries received. MADAME DULcREiv.-This accomplished pianist and highly-respected lady died at her residence, in Harley- I ...

... PUBLIC MEETINa.-A requisition, numerously signed, was, on Tuesday, presented to the mayor, requesting him to convene a public meeting, for the purpose of consider- oing toe propriety of petitioning the House of Lords against ?? Cattle Market Bil.-The chair was taken about half past 2 o'clock, yesterday. The Rev. Benjamin Powell presided on the occasion, and denounced the bill as one of the ...

... I GRE1AT -FIREs AT; COTTENHAM. . :. FO'RTY' FARMS :`BURNT, ' . ' The village of Cottenham was, -on Thursday nigit, the ,oi scene of-onie of the ?? everm,. been known in Cambridgeshire. , Thefla'etn er'i'ee dihti Ictly- 3 visible for iiless a'round.. '9'The - wasafirst seen ab6ut eight' o'clock in Cambridge. ; It was first discovered iu'nthe iear of P) the farmipremises'occupied by-Mr. Thomas ...