... - ad the counltry are threatened. The Riflde mnovemcnt, spontaneous on si the part of patriotic ctti~ene, having gained the approval of the Lord re Lieutenants, and secured the pleasure of bet gracious Majestv the he Quleen, Ride associations are founning in nll large cities and pro- nc vir cial towns. On ecrry hand the question is asked, where can the ta most. suitabie D 'EtSS for CAPTrAINS, ...

... [AdVertisement.] -RIFLE CLUBS.-AS some little surprise has been occasioned by the very moderate sum, quoted in Messrs. Nicoll's estimate, for the supply of a com- plete equipment of uniformf for the above corps, and parti- cularly as in many instances the Minie Rifle is included, it may be as well to state that calculations were made on the usual result caused by the large purchases necessary ...

... S TEAM ta INI)IA, CHINA, &e.-ParticuIars e.f th' cigulor Mo'thly Mail Steam Conveyance and of the addi. -coo moniration now established by the PENINSIJLAR ? ORIENTAL STEAM NAViGATION COMPANY with the East, &C. Vhs' ?arv bele paee'cgera and receive goode and parcels as ?? for CEYlON. PIADRAS, CALCUI'rA, PENANG, SINGA.. rORE, I HONE HONG, by their eteamero, starting 1mm SOUTH. ?\IPrON, on tho ...

... to~ the CAPE of GOOD HOPE.-The _6 1t T530 toots, Captain IV. WVATTS, will leave lELL%1ON s'l pymouth oi the 103th March, at noon, th oh adi Iajesty's ?? passage appolyoat the Sta plinpog Company's offices, *2, Roy'al Ex- o oosan a~rcels, to Blalfour, Lamitng, and fANUITANTS oil the BENE- L~CTONfeheROV DE14T CLERKiS' MUTUAL stbshdin London, 1540. .OS~A~c,.LS~ll~hl NM.P., Treasurer. IAL6 G~ENEAL ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, IHAYMARKIET. Sole Leseee and Manager, Mr B. Webster. Continued Novelty and Attraction,-First Night of a new and original Comic Opere. fr`bN Monday, March 8th, will be performed, the Comedy of J THE HOUSEKEEPER. Supported by Me99rs Leigh Murray, Backstone, love, Stuart, llogers, Clark, Braid; *Kiss Reynolds, Mrs Stanley, and Mrs kitswilliam. After which, THE JACOBITE; by Messrs ...

... O.&LELNDAR FO THE wms, MARCH. 7, 9ugDAY-.2d Sunday in Lent.-Momiug Lessons: Genesis xxviL.; Luke xviii. ; Evening Lessons. Genesis XXiv.: C0105s. ?? ribes, 32B. past 6h.; sets, 5om. past 5h. 8 O DfAY.r-Judgment in Exeter v. Gorham, 180. g, TussDAY.-Rev. J. Shore imprisoned 1849. lo' WZDIssDAY.-Benjamin West died 1820. . THURSDA-Political risings 1848, S1 F~~VCh e }1ospital founded 1682.-Moon's ...

... WORRS PUBLISHED BY W. M. CL&RER 16 and 17, WARWIC-LLANE. In Weekly Xos.j 16 Quarto Pages, 30 Engravings, One Penny, T H E CRYS TAL P A L A e E; and Its Contents. An Illustrated Cyclopmedia -of the Great Ex- hibition; containing every article worthy of notice in the World's Fair. Twenty-eight Nos. are now ready, or four Monthly Parts, Sixpence each; to be completed in oe hands=ee volume, price ...

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... TO OORRESPONDEITS. A WORTHY DIVINE. - The Rev. D. F. Mergan of Lansdowne-house, Leamington, had just immortalised himself, as a living opponent of the divine principle of charity taught by the lips and actions of his Great Master. Itzsgenerally understood, and believed, tobe the peculiar duty of the clergy to inculcate feelings of charity and goodwill in the hearts of their fl low- ...

... Under anagement o' (bE MndayMarch8,-wll ha presented~ Shakspere's Historical PlayoKCLE G- JOHN, with thenevy and orginal farce,,ertitled,. OUR CLEltES-' or, 11n. 3.. Fig. Treo.court, Temple. Tuesday, 9,. The CORSICAN 3ROTHERS *ith t'he face 'of 'OUR'CLERIKS; or, o. , Fig Tree. co it, Templa, and BETSY BAEER.- 'Wsdfes2' ey, 1, hakspere's Historical Play of RING- JOHN,'andthe nes farce.' Tursday ...

... WHO CAN BE GAY, IF AILING, W or in bad health ? They who really wish to be cheerful sociable, arid happy. should adoptthe obvious course of attend- ing to their health They mar be merry and wise at the same time, by the prudent use of PARR'S LIFE PILLS. The main who is in a state of health is active, energetic, and fit for the business of life. The use of PARR'S PILLS not only lengthens life, ...

... 10y TO CAPITALI'STS. fO L ouing Man, of buoilneas habits, haviog a capital of ;100t1 at ; ocnafla desirasle Oaportunity of Investment. oecurso in l Csaunnlfatureras PR , to carry on a Trade from rteFtsiUloesme. is. dativablo. Application to be made by a IaC~n: 'tH 6-13telge-coaro, ?? There is also BOOTS ADSOS ONEST JOHN, 8, SlAlNNDR.StHEfs', SNOW-lULL i orit ing best WelUington0s 12s. 6d. per ...