... AIR. FERRAND IN YORKSHIRE. Mr. FEItRAND, at MIalton on Saturday, and at - Selby on Monday, addressed large and entlhusiastic it assemblages of ?? and tradesmen favour- able to the protection at native industry and ca- pital. The speech at Maltoll was by far the most able of any which the hon. gentlemian has recently IS delivered on the subject, ande we regret that the n corrected copy of it ...

... FEARFULLY SUD>OEN DEATr OF WALTER GOODMAN, ESQ. . We feel deep regret in announcing the afflicting incident e of the sudden death of this highly-respected gentleman. The I sad event took place on last evening, betwm en the hours of r five and six o'clock. The facts, as ascerta ned regarding this painful occurrence, are these:-Mdr. Goodman, who has been wvell known as a gentleman of highlv ...

... I THE ROYAL ACADLT1Y-IRISlI ARTISTS, 'AIR. AcC1s,.c-The Atheliracu, in its notice of the Exhi bition of tho Royal Academv, speaks of Mr. 31acli-e's pc tures in the following terms :-The next artist who clatu: our notice is Mr. Mlaclise-and be claipns it as mucb fir hbe contrast as for the separate excellencies of his two welks.- 'lice Spirit oJaustice, painted in the House of Lords, is hue ...

... THE:QuarEN.-The following bulletin of Her Majesty's health was issued on Wednesday:- Buckingham Palace, May 8, 1850, 9 a.m. el The Queen and the infant Prince continue well. h JAMES CLARK, M.D.V CRALES LococK, M.D. V ROnERT FERGUSON, M.D. 2 Her Majesty's recovery is so far advanced that no I more bulletins will be issued. ql We are sorry to announce the indisposition of the Lord 5 ...

... FOREIGN -INTELLIGENrEu FRANCE. PARIS, TmURSDAY. The tribunes of the assembly were crowded yesterday at an early hour in expectation of the electoral law. M. Eugene Sue took his seat and was the object of general attention. The hon. member'placed himself on the same bench with Messrs. Vidal and De Flotte, with both of whom he cordially shook hands. M. Sue is a pleasant, jovial-looking, dark ...

... R I HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, MAT 9. Petitions infavourof the Ten Hours Bill were presented by Lord J. Manners, from 281 master manufacturers of Lancashire, including, from Todmorden, Messrs. Fielden (employing 2,000 hands) and 17 others- from Bolton, Messrs. Knowles (411), J. Grey (405), and 43 others; from Rochdale, Messrs. Henry Kelsall (600), James King, jun. (500,) J. and J. Radcliffe ...

... -- ' ^ :; I : L. I FLowER GARDEN ANtD iSjaiichRM.-.The everg.reens t which were placed in the flower bads before winter shonl now be removed to the reserve garden, in order tha't the ground may be prepared for its sunmmer occupants. The 't beds which have been filled with Crocuses, or other winter t and spring flowering bulbs, are generally prepared for this r purpose by' taking up the bulbs ...

... MilSCEL L A NEOUS. THE GREAT EXit1BITION Or 185I.-At a public mneeting of the inhabitants of Alarylebone, last week, to pjomoote this ?? Portman in the Chair, Mr. Cobden salid, A referring to the jealousy lest our markets be glutted. by fomrign products-quite aii error, as the show will not be at bazaar-he was prepared to make a statement that would relnove all fears. It was, that there wos a ...

... ENGLANI'S' GOOD NAME.-Our late proceedings in Greece have induced foreign notions to make a little alteration in our anational nickname, by adding a letter to it. Inatead of calling us John Bllu1, they now everywhere style us John ?? Aberneth,, the eminent surgeon, used to tell his scholars that all humaen maladies arose from two causes-stuffing and fretting. Why were there no postage labels ...

... .. Corteponbenice. ed - ad TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENITs Pt J. W.-Tbe paragraph be refers to belonged to another tow ne 'A WE'SIEAN LOCAL PREAcTlEERs letter Will appver iu r 0- publication. of it our: ad ALikeopl letter on ,The Now 3ralfribge Bill Will epfri ;l Wedbes 'day. A recT ?? letter is not n utlnenticateop by ?? liur. 1t, a end address, Lbuth, of hilh are alweys ?? p fa.ts are ...

... PREVENTION OF WRECKS.—The official return of wrecks for lo49, shews that there were 3(;0 of sailing vessels, and six only of steamers. This is, indeed, a strong illustration of the value of our steam marine. But is such a loss of sailing vessels unavoidable ? We cannot believe that it is. Many disasters will inevitably occur; but we are confident that the per centage might be much reduced. A ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—THURSDAY. The Marquess of Lansdowne moved an Address to her Majesty congratulating her on the birth of another Prince, and conveying the assurance thai every accession to her Majesty's domestic happiness afford sincere satisfaction to the House. After a few words from the Duke of Richmond, express- ing his entire concurrence in the sentiments to which the ...