... 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 . ...

... L-ORD GREY AND RA3AH BROOKE. t XO TIHJ EDITOR OP TNJ DAKIT sNwe8.. FIIR,-Ths wits which natur bestowred on Earl .. Glrey, or, at least, thorn which thie public once thouight we hirr eodowed with, diaappear one after aniother, until ti the noble lovd ia at length reduced to R atate od utter fo mental inanitycnsidered asa statesman. The sun,o they sayj never sets on ounr coloniies, and of course ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL R\LS-4S99efATION OF }lptANp, RetpTAi Lf iepe4l rent fur the week ending Monday, 22d Tiptperary, the subscription of 13 Repealers. per Mr John Dunne ?? ?? Ij 96 Renewed subscription of Rev James Cummins, / ' RCA, Claregalway ?? . ,/b Queenstown, County Cork, per Michael Co tenay, Esq .. . Waterford, per J Everard Feehan, Esq. . T 0 0 Renewed subscription of the 11,'iht Rev Dr ...

... THE METROPOLITAN INTERMENTS BfLL. We have before us the cc Metropolitan Interment5 I'pR Bill,-~a c Hill to make better provision for the Inter- The, mont of the Dead ilee and near the Metropolise,-extend, VAS, ing to 66 clausro~1. We- will enldeavour, as concisely Re 'Jf_ possible, to- Put our readers in possessioa of the scheme' cdd, Th e first enactment is, that ties General Board of Ion ...

... MISCELLANE]OUS8 Thursday was the birthday of her Royal Highness the Princess Alice. At five o'clock in the afternoon her Ma- jesty received a small juvenile party. comprising the younger members of the families of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Lord and Lady Blantyre, Monsieur and Madame Van de Weyer, und Colonel the Hon. C. B. and Mra. Phipps. The Queen, ...

... We have received files of papers from the Cape to the 2d of March inclusive. They are chiefly occu- pied with accounts of the illumination held in dif- ferent parts of the colony on the departure of the Neptune. The ?? African of the 2d of March publishes the following:- The happy transition from a state of public disquietude and alarm to one of entire satisfaction and conifidence, wilich has ...

... WVOOLWIcia, APRIL 24. TIIE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONa.-The Resolute, Captain H. T. Austin, C.B., will leave Woolwich to-morrow at about eleven o'clock can., and will be tossed to Greenhithe by the Jasper steamu-vessel, to have her compasses adjusted by Captain Johnson. The Assistance, Captain Erasmus Oriumanuey, and the Pioneer, Lietiteralit-Couiniander Sherard Osborn, will leave to-morrow afternoon ...

... The adjourned conference of the National Refornm Asio. elation wag re-eommlenced. yesterday morning at tell oclock, at Crosby Hall, Bisloopsgate55trect, Sir Joshua Walmolley again presiding. 'use business of the day was announced to be principally thle reception of reports and suggestions fron, the provincial delegates present, and thle chairman first called upon Mr. WILLIAm BiOGS, of ...

... gl j ct,,epalo. HECALTH oir LoN-DON DURING T111 WsEx.-It j'a grtfing to observe that the return for the week 810 eniglast saturday. exhibits' a further ?? inth te mortgality. During the' two peiu ek h h deaths registered in the metropolitan districts Were, Put in successiohi, 1,124, 893; they have now declined to dep 866. In the corresponding weeks of ten previous years (1840 9) the average ...

... 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 ...

... EX.W-1 yays more easy, as well PRAISE and encouragement are a ce*ngure. yet the latter as more popular, than caution an^ prcsent occasion, are more frequently eedei narv character. ^r remarks will be of a caut^n ? tcr8, that the sub- It has been noticed. in se^e but slowly, and that scriptions for the exhih^n P ificenc0 on all occa- towns famous for thcir P^sCfe[t in the subjects brought ...

... To tk1e EDITOR of tide HAmpSuIRE TELE'ORAPH. the SrIR,-laving seen a letter, addressed to Robort IsSewrell, Esq., written by the Rov. Mr. Cooper, Curats of of Newehureh, I amn compelled, in justice to myself, us Jie well as a duty I owe to the inhabitants of the village, to io lay before you as briefly ao I possibly eon, the dcornn. ,ast Stances connected with our unfortunate bell-riogiog af- ...