... (Jo 'a The returns of the Board of Trade for the ~'month and two months, ending. the 5th, of March a 20 last, have been published. The accounts of the th ' a~ggregaite. exports of British and Irish produce aand manufactures during the month exhibit the grw' ly' following. results: gr 0. 1852 ?? 5,363,552 e ?? 4,740,278 In ?? 4,801,970 showing. an increase on. last year of 13 per 74 cent. ...

... er (From thes Hereford Thives.) g, The convict Abraham Ovans, condemned at the last of Monmouth assizes for murdering his child, was executed of at Monmouth on Friday. The man is said to have been deeply impressed by the reeligious advice and instruction imparted to him by the Ise Rev. Mr. Gosling, the chaplain of the gaol, assisted by e the Rev. Mr. Beddy; but the female Dore, who is re- er ...

... IDIOCESAN SOCIETYC E FOR PROMOTING THE BUILDING AND ENLARGE~E IOF CjatTRCI.Es. I The anmuialmeigo h sobseribers. atid friinda of tic the Diocesa,6 Society for promoting ?? and co Enilargement of Chuirches inl the diocese-cf Chester was ea held on Wednerdah' last, in the savings bankj Bold-street. en Amongst the sentlemont p resent were thoeL.Iord Bishop of Chester, the Venerable Archdeacon ...

... I ok tARAiD. cl ere To THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. m Lul- Sir,-There are those who think that Lord Derby is tl the postponing the dissolution of parliament-his appeal to in ode the intelligence of the country-in order that the party st not disposed to support him may gain strength. I am one St ght of those who believe his policy to be simply this,-he se 3 of wishes to see the cause of protection ...

... a- antaxe rr--- -- 1., FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1852. ho SALUS POPU LEX SUPRElA. ' SUM MARY. In thle House of Lords, on Monday evening,~the mal' Earl of Derby, stated that the Governmuent was Son anxious to avoid the anlnexation of -any portion of 'chei the territory of Ava. Lord Beaumont called ?? tention to the expulsion of the Free Church minis-, hou ters from Pesth, and to the correspondence -be- ...

... d [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] Stan LS MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 19 from E ~e THnE COUitT.-Her Majesty and the court returned to hear tI 59 town to-day. Nelson .e GENERAL ROSA$. - Her Majesty's steamer Conflict trim if arrived at Queenstown on Friday, frono the River Plate, WIN'r ~'having ,on ?? Roess andlhis fainily. The Cou- certs o it dliet left on the 10th of February, and touched at Bahia on were ...

... COURT, &ec. I Thursday last being Maunday Thursday, the royal ( lbounty, known as Maunday money, was distributed in t i the usual manner, at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, to 32 i Ipoor men and women, her Majesty's age being that num- G ber of years. t Her Majesty and Prince Albert attended an early service t I on Good Friday in the private chapel of Windsor Castle, i and took the sacrament of ...

... TIHE WEATHER. To the great delight of townspeople, as well as , to the great relief of farmers, graziers, and gar- ddeners, a change in the weather has at length taken place. A peck of March dust may at If times be worth a king's ransom; but, unfor- 1i tunately, that is true only when the dust is I. not procurable, or when the king is not worth a r great deal to his people. Like all other corm ...

... -- S- S-- - * - e' D | use i M. FOUR HUNDRED & FIFTY-FOUR PEBSONS DROWNED and le (Prom the Times of Wednesdayj.)san *. Another terrible disaster has happened at sea. At two traco no'clock in the morning of the 26th of February her Ma- to of jestys steamer the Birkenhead was wrecked between two to'd Id and three miles from the shore of Southern Africa. The goes ut exact spot at which the ...

... I LANCASTElR COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM, I I - -..RAINH.ILL. I - I Thomas Eceleston, surgeon superintendent, has just O0 Ipresented his first annual report to the visiting justices. this the following are extracts:- such f In presenting the first annual report of this asylum, it deal has been thought desirable to pursue the plan usually too adopted by the medical offlcers of similar institutions, ...

... COllESIPONDENCE. I ?? A A A W A A i; in REGULARS v. MILITIA. It be TO TIlE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. 6use, GENTLEMEN,-The little reliance that can be placed on arm a militia force was never better tested than during the as late American war, at the battle of Bladeneburg. The rish American General Winder had under his command no less ont than 15,000 militia and volunteers; he was ...

... PRESCOT. ur- POLICE COURT.-The usual petty sessiosas were held oln Tuee. f day last, before J. IV. Rathboine, Esq. (chairman), the Ret. J. an, S. R. Evans, and Thomas E. Moss, T. H. Thompson, Willissi. not Pilkington, and i. Neilson, Esquires.-The license of the but Bottle and Glass, Rainford, was transferred front Jane Smith en- to David Swallow; the Windleshaw Abbey, Winldlc, froits enr ...