... tdiection 34n CaELTEN.HAM.-Tbe Hon. Craven F. Berkeley has ac-. ?? to the wishes of the subscribers to the 'liberal party reqaisition, and announced his intentiorn to stand for theM borough at the general election. Sir Willoughby Jones is E talked of by the ?? Journal. CocllEutorHts.-On Saturday evening, Messrs. Aglionby ...

... .SVivitt of 4t j'ThT. n -1CT l' A I n A1 ,- THEY CAN'T DO IT. d (From tle Spectator.)t On one point at least the present ministers seem to I1 stand confessed as totally incompetent-they cannot A make an explanation. They have tried their hands.at ca it again this week, with no better success than before. It Lord Derby tried it nearly a month ago, then he tried ar again, to make the house ...

... A FRIEND TO TEII ASHTON. Pr ANCIFNT SHEPRnE1DRY.-On Monday and Tuesday, the Nth and 13th inst. the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds, wa 6btonaUnity, heldtheir22ud annual conference at Mr. Tbos. th Beothroyd's, Crown Inn, Hulutirth, when C.S. Willis took th. le chair, supported by D.C.S.I. Beardshall; C.S. Hall, at rie tice o'clock, called over the roll of delegates :-Ashton, PXa pe Shalw, P.D ...

... faiOrdfalteouo. - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - _ -- .- CI THE UTTERMOST FARTHYNo.-A gravestone in Ddiddlsoog arcyr a rk ndni defaced, last r week byodro tepso, h e.Mr. Peel, because F tbefl mutare oe gietohmfor allowing it tot be plcdteehdntbe ad-oth. Britisli Daily Mail a GREAT NORTHERN TELEGRAPH. -The Electric Li Telegraph ComptAnyhavejust completed ?? Northiern system of telegraph, Vria ...

... fattvapolitan VCwo. ?? a ,A4WfI 0 The Queen held a court and privy council at three t o'clock on Monday afternoon, tit Buekiugham Puilse, A proclamation wvas ordered to he issued for giving a currency to a new cohinage offIlorins. it e The appointment of the members of thle new 'n o education committee was approved of bjy Her M~idesty in A~ S council. a His Serene Highness Prince Leopold of ...

... Diotrict Nebm (For jrevious.Disetrict News see 4th page of Rupp-Lemu-.a) a ~~~BOLTON. BOLTON ELECTION..-ADDRESS OF MR. CROOR. *rOn Thursday evening last, a meeting of electors and ane. electors was held in the Temperance Hall, for the purpose of bearing an address from Mr. Joseph Crook, one of th'e can. didates for the representation of the borough at the next general election. The hall was ...

... gartip Intelliginice. FRANCE. -pro PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.-Marshal Gtiard died yes- sbou terday afternoon. He hadibeen for the eighteen hours preceding his death in a state of unconsciousness; but rbesl the members of his family remained by his bed until he y i breathed his last. ?? Gerard was in his eightieth year. He is the foulth maxsbal whom France has lostMob' during, the last few inonths. ...

... Ifirere is a cartain section of the professed Liberal rel electors at, Bury who still persist in witbbolding their support from Lord DUNCOAN. Do these men really mean to mitantain their old allegiance ~to Liberal princiPles, or have they surrendered themselves blindly, body and soul, to Toryism and the Tories ' an Has r. FcOEICK PEEL made o&e Single adm'nis-a Hslu tha FiDr identity himi with ...

... - - ?? -- - ?? ?? . HO USE ~OF LORDS. r 0 ~~~TUESDAY, APail, 20THt. 0 The house met at 6ive o'clock. e The Patent Law Ameindment Bill, and Bishopric of Qtebec a y Bill, were read a third time, and passed. q LI ?? LI ~~~THE COLLEGE OF MAYNOOTH. u In reply to the Marquis of' CLANRICARDE, d r. Lord DJERBY said the government hal 'JO Present itien- d d iou of ateleritng the law on this subject; ...

... dit-r of R - ?? To the Editor ejf he Exami~ner and Times. a Sir,-The only portion of the remarks mande upon me in g your paper last week, which seems to require any explana. pagr tioln, is that in reference to my vote on the import of wheat peri from Canada into this cuntry. Yotu will find that I voted res witb iMr. Labouchere in April, 1842, against any frontier b duty between America and ...

... je ; ?? .1~ itt On Friday last, Mr. Lumley prayed for an inj unction to as restrain Mdlle. Wagner from performing at the Royal Italian ~e Opera, Covent Garden, to consequence of an, agreement hel d by him, aud signed by the father of Mdll~e, WVaner', '1dated' 9th of Nov. 1831, by which the professional servioes' of the lady, were. secured to tier 'Majesty's Theatre. Thei ?? was for three ...

... Spirit of foe VVC,50. ?? - ARRIVAL OF AN EX.DICTATOR Is (From Mte Examiner.) shipping ?? busily getting ri of its patriot, e-sipn hsstohe'ne* wor~ld,-thie new world is at s rid of its tirants, and 'slippitig thtem to E ?? e sveeihas just' landed.- This 'at least is raciprou lt Y.-Not only do we now find all the' chiefs of libetalar mov i nzents and ideas exited by special and cruel decree b at ...