... 711E VAR-ROCKET FACTORY AT OWTBERIII TNE. Yesterday tile proceedings in this case were resumsed be- fore Mr. Leury, at the Bow-street police court, which was Crowded to excess on the occasion. Mr. B3odkin, with Mr. Creenwood (the solicitor to the Troasuiy). attor.ded as before onl behalf of the Crown, ard Mr. Clarknon weas counsel for tile defendants. The charge against William and Robert Hale ...

... BHE CRANCELLOR OF THt lXCHEQUER IN DEFENCE OF HIS BUDGET. I (From the I Birmingham Journal.') The following important correspondence has been placed in our hands for publication, and we give it without a word of comment, as the plain and feasible arguments of the Chancellor, and the spirit of considerate kindness which dictated his reply to the remonstrance of the clerk, need no exposition and ...

... FORIZIGN AND COLONIAL NEWS. Pfl~lTC2.-MxSC.&aar~l or THEo Expaxss.-Some alarming symnp- totns ?? recently shown themselves with respect to the health of the Empress, and being threatened With a miscarriage, she was re- commended by her physicians not to subject herself to any fatigue. The precautions? however, were useless, the threatened event having taken place on Monday, but the situation ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1853. in the HousE of LORDS, last evening The Crystal Palace Bill was read a third time and passed. The Earl of ABDRDEEN, in moving the second reading of the Jewish Disabilities Bill, explained the reasons which had induced him to change his previous opinion on this question, and he showed, at the same time, that he had formed this de- termination some time previous ...

... 1I1ER1IAL PARLIAMENT. HIOUSE OF LOIIDS.-FrIDAY, APRIL 29. The Loitm itScCLU took his scat at 5 o'eleck. I FEll rioNS PRESE-NTTED. MALT01N1 ELECTION,-By Lord miONT EAGLE, from N altoi), cnitapleittino of tito ?? of thle election corn- !nittee of the other lsitise. -y odSY n jr wioss ii ssastt BILLt-y Lod AY nd SELE, ?? places; the Earl of CAlLISLL~, frons titeMayor, Alde~rmen, and ...

... UNI! VERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, APRIL 28. In ?? holden this morning, Edward Wetherell Rowden, M.A., of New College, took the oaths and was ad- mitted to the office of Registrar of the University. At the same time, the Rev. Bartholomew Price, M.A., Fellow of Pembroke College, took the oaths and was ad. mitted Professor of Natural Philosephy, on the foundation of Sir William Sedley, Bart. The ...

... IRBLAND. [FROst OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, THURSDAY MOe'5G. The advance in the wages of mechanics, Pat cularly in Dublin, has become very general; ' field labourers, in the country districts, are V receiving better wages than, perhaps, had eW been paid in Ireland, even durinig the war. have learned that the difference, in the shapel augmented wages, paid by Mr. Dargan, theeV nent ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TnIIURSDAT, APRIL 28. The LORD CirAN-cnLL oa took his sectat a o'clock. PET11lONS PRESENTED. JrwViS I) DIS ChiILITIES BILI..-By tlse Earl of ENNIS KILLEIN, from Bradford; the Earl of DERBY, from 93 places, the Earl .f SHAFTESBURY, Irom fivo places; ansd the Bishop of OXFORD, from the Dean aud Chapter of Vestminster; agains'.. MAYNOOTit.-By tho Earl of DERBY, from several places ...

... COURT CiRCULAR. I. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visited her Majesty on Thursday. The Duchess of Cambridge ard the Princess Mary have likewise visited the Queen. The Duke of Nlorfolk, K.G., lord steward of the hoiise- hold ; the Marquis of Breadnlbase, K.T., lord chamberlain; and the Earl of Mulgrave. treasurer, bad an audience of the Queen at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, sad ...

... [A portion of the following appeared in oar Second Edition of yesterday ?? LBY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] PARTS, FRIDAY MORNING. The Noniteur of this day announces the levy of 80,000 recruits. - [FROM OUR OWN COBRESPONDENT.] PARIS, THUBRDAY EVzrNin. Several of the Paris papers publish a private tele- graphic despatch from Vienna, which professes to give news from Constantinople of later date than ...

... |If, ILE(VIMITTEB ON DOCK YARD A AppV.J\VTfMENTS AYD PROMOTIOX. - oll dai's proceedings connected with this invest!i ?? yesterday at eleven o'clock, Lord Sey r:. in tie cliair dite other members being Sir Benjamin yhd l rllo bsam, Sir Ferguson Davit, and Mr. Beokett. .rsar was filled titil an audience larger if anything l tithe laY preceding. iilir to tie cormuincement of proceedings, ail, p ...

... TiHE POLITICAL EXAMINER. if I might give a short hint to an impartial writer, it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth, let him proclaim war witl mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells them of virtues, when they have ...