... (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 ...

... The sixth anniversary of the Blackburn Mechanics' Institution was commemorated on Thursday evening last, t by a tea party and ball, which took place in a spacious t room belonging to the Bolton Railway Company. The i attendance was tolerably numerous. Tea over, a meeting for the passing of a series of reso- lutions was holden, the Mayor (wearing the badge re- cently presented to him) in the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGs. Yesterday week, the Earl of Derby wo.ed for the appointment of a committee to inquire into the operation of the Charter of the East India Colr. pany, which was granted; and on the same evening announced that government did not intend at pre sent to interfere with the Maynooth grant. Are the government for playing fast and loose on this subject as with protection ? If ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...