... To the Edlor of the lstoich Journal. SIR,-It would appear from the dognmatic teaching of the St. Marylebone vestry, that the division of the land into parishes and parochial districts is a thing without mecaning, end, or object- voaxel netpwera nihil-and that my neighbours the Rector of A. and the Vicar of B. have fully as much right to visit and instruct my parishioners, as their lawful ...

... FRANCE. The results of the coalition in France have not been long delayed. A conspiracy has been just discovered, the plans of which have been for the last day or two known to the authorities. At 9 o'clock on Monday night, the mem- bers of the association called the Unes des Communes' assembled at the place of meeting of the Associated Cooks at the Barrier Pigole. The moment the conspirators ...

... FRANCE. A new French ministry has at length been formed; com- posed of the following names, as published in th ?? of Friday:- M. Baroche . . Foreign Affairs. M. Rolher . . Justie. M. Fould F. inance. M. Leon Fancher Intelior. M Buffet .. Commerce and Agriculture. M. Chasseloup Laubat Marine. M. de Crouseillies Public Instruction. General Randon War. M. Magne . . Public Works. Those who are ...

... I POrlEVTION To B*ITISfl INDUSntY. MEETING AT 41ICESTER. On,} Saturday a great nlcetij. was held at the Three Crownis Hotel, ofthe Leicester Auxiliary Branch of the National Associatioi for the Protection of British Indus- try. The meeting was called for-ithe purpose of consider- ing the liropriety of petitioning both houses on the present distressed state of agriculture. The Hon. IH. WlLSON,, ...

... CI)c Epotoftf) 3ournal. A few days will disclose the intentions of the Ministers of the Crown with respect to the important questions which now agitate the country. There is abundance of speculation as to the probable conduct of the Ministers, rd but nothing is certain except that there are subjects which Id it is impossible to put aside, and that the constitution of the Cabinet is such that ...

... MVIISCEILL4ANEOUS. The French Ministers have resigited en masse, in conse- quencc of the Inst check given in therefusal of tlie Assemn- bly to allow nn ndjornnment for a few days for the sake of enalhing the Minlster of War to repiy to the ivterpellation of Napoleon Bonaparte. The Tay steamer, with the West Indian and Mexican mnils, arrived on WVenesday morning, at Southampton. The commercial ...

... I I HOUSE OF L.ORDS. MONDAY, May 5. Lord STANLEY presented petitions from Sheffield and Liverpool, calling for a repeal or very extensive modifica- tion of the Mercantile Marine Bill passed last session., Having enumerated the grievances complained of by the petitioners, as well as the suggestions made by them for the amendment of the measure, the noble Lord said he thought the subject a ...

... FRANCE. The President of the French Republic arrived at Dijon on Sunday, where he was most enthusiasticallY received by countless thousands who bad congregated together to hail his coming. In the evening of that day, a magiiilieel banquet was given to him by the Mayor in honour o i visit, After the cloth had been removed, the Mayor ,made a few complimentary observations, and proposed e Health ...

... ?? a ae ' t0R~tGNINIT. ielNCt. FRANCE. The following paragraph in the Pairie has excited much observation -, We have announced that the council general of the Gard, in terminating its session, voted in favour of the U revision of the constitution, by 23 votes to 13. In the j ministry there must be reckoned only four opponents of in the revision, the other members being desirous simpl to ...

... s(.tervir.,.pswdfirt 23, 1S51, IPSWICH LAMB FAIR. This great annual fair was held at the accustomed place and ground, Handford Hall, yesterday, and was most re. spectably and very numerously attended by the principal agriculturists and dealers of this and adjacent counties. About 38,000 sheep and lambs caine to Ven, generally in good condition and of full average quality. The Down ocks of ...

... t CIVIL LIST.-Thc Quell hls granted pensions on the Civil List of £100 a year each to Mrs. Belzoni, the aged widow of the celebrated traveller, and to Mr. Poolc, the t author of Paild Pry, a101 of several contributions to periodical literature, who is, wev regret to hear a great sufferer from bodily infirmities.-Observer. CALIFORNIA.-ThIC Tauntona Coulriel publishes the fol- lowing extract ...

... 3, The Balmoral estate, recently purchased by the Queen, rt extends fully seven miles in length by four in breadth, and st includes the best deer-range in the Grampianchain. The r purchase money agreed ol is £31,500. To this has also Is to he added another £2,000 as a solatium to the tenant of le Balmoral; for her Majesty's occupancy during these two n or three past seasons has been in the ...