... ?? V, - :- or -L ~ D-- . ' - , The fortoigirtly Meeting of this Board was beld on M qf lWednesday-J..J F. Pratt, Esq. in tire cliair,--the 'wo'ble Ts- io of tho Board was present with the 'exception of three) duct, members, 'ter en A letter was rend from the Poor Law Board in refe.- T d- rence to thle soldiers' wives and children left chargeablo Bromi on the Union by tire 1st Reyals. The ...

... THE SAOBATr, AI.D TtE PEOPLE'S PELAOR.-On Sunday last, Feb. ith, Sermons en the above subject wore preached at the following places of worship in this town, in the following order :-At St. Peter'e (Episcopals Chapel, by Rev. - Bibby, Curate; at St. James') Church, by Rev. - Shephard, Incumbent; and at Nile Street (Iudependtic) Chapel, by Rev. E. Jeffrey ?? which were listened to by numerous ...

... GENERAL BROTHERTON AND MR. COBDEN | -h Mr. Cobden hrs addressed the folloiwing to the bh Editor of the Times:- Sir,-Geiieral Brothortou expresses his surprise liht d I did not notice his secosid sommunication, ill whirll lie informts me that his first letter, instcad of being what it w rrofessed to be, was writton solely bkcause he doubted hI my sincerity. It appears to me, with all deference ...

... 0 DESTRUCTIVI GALE.-WO wore on Sunday snight and Monday morning last visited bya most terrible gale, and 0 during its continuance a considerable amount of damage It was sustained, uumerous chimney pots, tiles, and slates 0 having been hurled from their lofty situations to strew the ground with their debris, portions of two or three d garden walls were blown down, and limbs of trees s. broken ...

... RESULTS OF A METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL, For FEBRUARY, 183, at the OBSERYATOMY, RoY. L ACADEMY, GOSOPcv. inches. Maximum ?? 30153 Feb Barometer Minimum ?? 28895 Feb Extremn range . ?? 125S Mean barometrical pressure 29-616 at 9 o'clock A.c. 29-613 at 3 ditto P iic 295694 at D ditto P.M. 29 627 Spaces described by the rising and falling of the morcury 7 -062 Greatest variation in 24 hours 09539 ...

... camajeoter. site jc 'he SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1853. ti ;es, -; le IMEncATIeLrz GZETTE. tl tleli Fildajs .enicg. m V e Os all The sciny/e e pc ectations yeneralli esitertai ed, d, towards the close nf last nionth, respecting the probable bi f course of biwiness istic. t/ de commencemenct ofthe nfe 7year, tl have scot thus fjo been recalised; indeed, in most st id bcansches of comccerce ...

... 4$O I1 OR, . tog s o l. WEDSESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1853. 'lire ae, of tell a chapter of the Order of cte Garter it W idll or Castle ot , edaesdar, when tile Duke of ,Nerriltjilberad, rnd t listir Marquis of Londonderry weere in rested wi tite inssigtniat of that toos noble Order. 'Ihe 1dirs, Of Saxomy Itas sent to Louis Naploleon, to- getet tiis letter of recogitiSloe, the decoration of tire order ...

... d A meeting.waw held at the White Swan, ell Monday last, and numerously attended by the Councillors, Guar- s i dians, and Rate payers of the Borough, to take into r consideration the state of the out Wards, and to adopt ,y suoh measures for Sanitary Imprraement as may be . most expedient. ,e Mr. David Levy was unanimously voted to the chair. Ls Mr. Alderman Owen stated that all admitted some- ...

... I HF COLLEGE OF PHYSCAS! XOFR -~ ,+ P .. , . l, ~ - ?? ?? . . . . ?? ; ?? - C , ?? . : . . : .: I Tue following rseo ?? 1~'ees;jO fowardjd do to us for publiration :- : 1Royal Colldege' of PlyiinA Oe~T' 'i Them'loe~'Cnmte fttoul olg fb Phyeicianis have rd~eivdd front variouqaresppi- tra, tions for some Plain direccti~ni caliaulatdt e fsv Ril to the public daring the prevalende f'odei colera ...

... mtnevroter. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1853. MsstE ATSLa GAZETTE. Friday Eveeneng. 4 An i7nmense quantity of rain hae again fallen. during the week, and the feeling of uneasiness caused I by the wet Weather previously expesienced hes conse- t guently isncreased ; indeed, the prospects for thefuture I are becoreng alnrreing. Pearmters have been compelled I to suspeend oll kinds of out-door work, ...

... C4OSPORT. A Coroner's Inquest was held at the Isle cf Wight Hoy, on Wednesday, on the bodly of Edward Davey, dged 23. Deceased was master of the schooner PIrim- rose, now lying at Southampton, and on Monday last 'ho came fiom that place to this port and was to return' in 'the afternoon with a Captain Lewis. By some mreCaS not stated he appears to have fallen into the harbour and was picked up ...

... FROU TEE EVENIG PAPEWS -4-- PALMERSTON AND EDINBURGH. (Fronm the 3,tpecteor) Pcrhaps if the Prenbytsryof Edinburghhad appied to the Duke of Wellington for an order directing. a national fast on account of the cholera, the Moderator would have received a reply stating, that F. M. the Duko of Wellington was not the Archbishop of Can- terbury, and did not undertake the conduct of ccilsias- ...