... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ADULTERATION' OF COFFEE. The following menmorial has been presented tbt~ Lords of the Treasury: LONDOX, Ao'otru 10, 1860.-May it pleuoe you r Lord- ship ?? the undersign ed planters , mnerchrants, tra dare and others connlected vith the growth, importation, and sub of tbe artic'e of coffee, desire to call your lordehipa' attenticx to the very serious and progressire diminution wrhich 1e ...

... The movement in favour of tenant right which now enlists the sympathies and engages the energies of the best and most trusted men in the kingdom, yet requires one characteristic to render it irresis- tible. To the Rev. Mr. O'Shea, of Callan, to whose able advocacy of the tenant right cause the farmers of the south, and indeed of the entire kingdom, are indebted for mueh of the energetic action ...

... ?? Elitelliticlife. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1850. The French Legislative Assembly was occupied on Thursday with the discussion of the Transportation Bill, to which Al. Jules Favre bad moved, as an amendment, That banishment from France for life, or for a determinate period. should be applied to such crimes as, previous to February 1848, were under the old code punishable by death. The ...

... CARDIFF. New PACKET CoMPANY.-Upwards of a thousand shares have been taken this week by parties residing at Cardiff and neighbourhood, all of whom are most sanguine in their expec- tations of success in the projected scheme of extra steam communication with this port and Bristol. Two steam boats in connection with the new company, are to start on the first ° VIIIERTLITY. J- Nicho 11, Esq., M.P. ...

... Parishes of St. Donat's, Eglwvrbrewis, Homingstone, Gil- stone, Cilybebyll, Llanean Llandyfodog, Lfanblethian Tlamreinor; Llanmaes, Llandow Llanhhaiigel, LHndn l St. Mary. St. Mary Hill, Werthyrmawr, Monknash, Matcross' and St. Brides Minor. Across, Church Services-English, Welsh.O • nltomnf^ o No Dissenting Places of Worship > Number of parishes, 37; number of churchp* -oESV. lish services, ...

... BRECKNOCK AND ABERGAVENNY CANAL NAVIGATION. ICE IS HEREBY G lY EX, that the n?-st H.\LF-YEARLY MEETING and ASSEMBLY of the Company of Proprietors, of the said Navigation, will be held at the SHIRE-HALL, in the Town of on THURSDAY, the 25th inst., at Twelve o'clock at noon. JAMES PEIRCE, Clerk to the Company of Proprietors. Canal-office, near Abersjavennv, 9th April, 1850. ...

... UIOU-O 1n. -o o.--I FRIDAY, APRIL 191 1850. ?? a- FRANCE. MI: ?? ?? ?? PARIS, MONDAY, April 15. IV Tic ?? publisises the official returns of the pro- mn ectoif the Custcoms and Excise returns duties for thle p kir-,t q toarter of the present year, and Which show cllit i- St 'Icel'e to compared with the first q~uartcr of cthe last year di: ce 3,044,~tef 'Ilie Minister of the Interior list ...

... CLUB. A large number of Farmers attending Petersfield Market met at dinner, at the Dolphin, at Petersfield, on Wednesday last, to further the establishment of the above Club. The chair was occupied by Mr. Fielder King, and the vice-chair by Mr. Adams, secretary and librarian to the club; near the Chairman we noticed the Hon. John Jarvis Carnegie, Mr. Robert Henty, of Chichester, Mr. Seward, of ...

... It srty. APkt II. (For Tutesday'sprO-dtGSteef-rt4WCe.) :; The Srsxastttook the chair at twelve o'cloek. Admiral GORDON presented a petition against any alteration > of the existing systm of education in Scotland. Lort El. VALNE presented a petition from Durham in favour of :secular educatior. Mgr. 31.GIBSON presentedseveral petitionsfrom Manchester in fwvour of s6cular education. Mr Sir. VE N ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON: I1 TURDA Y, APRIL 2Q, 1850. In the HousL of LoRDS last night the Marquess of WESTMEATII presented a petition from the Board of Guardians of the union of Carrick-on-Shannon, colliplaillilng of the misconduct of the late vice- guardians connected with it. This gave rise to a long conversation, in which the Earl of MOUXT- CASHELL, the Marquess of LiNSDOWNE, and Lord ...