... Commons ?? Mr. Milleb and myself have been this day declared not duly elected to serve as Burgesses for your Borough in the pre- sent Parliament. Lv acknowledging the impartiality with which the enquiry into the late Election has been conducted by the Committee, aud bowing to the justice of tbeir decision upon the evidence laid before tbem, it is with the utmost pride and gratification tbat I ...

... the Shire House, in Chelmsford, on TUESDAY, the 6th day of April, 1&j3, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, and the following Days, agreeably to the plan after mentioned (that is to say) : — On TUESDAY, at Twelve o'clock, the Oaths of Qualification will be administered to such Persons as may be desirous of taking them. At Half-past Twelve o'clock the Business relating to the Assessment, Application, ...

... 9th of March, for the pur- W TENDERS for tbe supply of BREAD re HTrea ' or uS * iv Ga °' ** S P ruJ S fie ' d > for iile Three ■ onled Tenders, addressed to the Visiting Magistrates ■ f r fed on the cover '-lender for Bread,' to be delivered at • jbT ien o'clock in the Forenoon. ■ 'printed Forms of Tender may be had, and further particu- Cwn, by applymg at Sprmgfield Gaol. THOS. C. NEALE, ...

... A new Irish party has been organised Dublin, under the title of the Central Conservative Society of Ireland.” Its objects are to lo ...

... New York, Feb. 23, 10 a.m.—New York was electrified yesterday morning the announcement that the news from California had been received in 18 days. Another week in the month’s passage to San Francisco has been annihilated, and this route is so feasible and reliable that the Post-office department at Washington has entered into a contract with company just formed, by which the mails are to taken ...

... The intelligence brought by the late mail leaves no room for doubting that revolution of the usual Oriental character has occurred at Ava, and that a change of disposition towards the British Government may be among its probable consequences. Beyond the fact that the Burmese Sovereign met his death by violence there appears nothing conclusively ascertained, but it is rumoured that popular ...

... Spirits, Beer, and Coals, for the Union-House ; and Mutton, in small quantities, for the Out-door Poor of Bark- ing. Ilford. Dagenham, Romford, and Hornchurch ; and also for Plumber's Work and Glazing, during the ensuing Quar- ter ; and for the supply of Stationery, Clothing, Bedding, Linen Drapery, Shoes, Leather, Ironmongery, Tin-ware, Hair-Cutting, and Shaving, for the ensuing Tear, are ...

... GOLD NEW ZEALAND. The details have been received of the discovery of gold in New Zealand. It appears that a reward of 500/. having been offered to the first person who should point out an available mining field, the amount was claimed by a Mr. C. King, by whom some deposits had been found at a spot called Coromandel Harbour, about thirty miles from Auckland. Several samples ot gold and quartz ...

... Among the Wavs and Means of the last Budget of unhappy memory figured considerable sum \vhicb it was assumed, was placed at the command of the Chancellor of the Exchequer by the cessation the war in South Africa. have just received a rather startling comment on the accuracy of his calculations a report of the most sanguinary skirmish which has yet illustrated the gloomy annals of the Caffre ...