... (From the Special Correspondent ot the Tumes.) tide CAMP OF THE MARTINIERE, March 17.-Now for a ila brief chronicle of the events which have occurred tbis left week, of wvhich feller particulars will be found under each date. While Ii write the gentle strains of Auld di Robin Gray f rom the hand outside the satrie canopy, fr, beneath which the Commander-in-Chief, in state, is at conferring ...

... We have at length the pleasure of being able to gratify the anxiety of the inhabitants of this borough and the midland district by announcing that her MAJESITY has appointed the days whereon she will pay her state visit to Birmingham. As at present arranged the QUEEN will travel by the London and North Western Railway to Coventry, on Monday, the 14th of June. She will there receive an address ...

... HOUSE' OF LO1DS.-TIIURSDAY. The LOBzD CnANcE.Lron and other lords presented petitions against the admission of Jews into purliament. Lord MALU811naVY laid papers on the table respecting the capture of the Cagliari. Lord LXsDtvuHIT, in moving the ?? readiwg of the Oaths Bills, explained that he had adopted Lord Derby's suggestion, and had divided the measure into: two distinct parts, so that ...

... MR. CHARLES KEAN'S K ING LEAR. Mr. Charles Kean's genius as an actor-which, in years gone by, was so roughly assailedby some critics-has been again triumphantly vindicated, in the delineation of the grand and difficult character of King Lear. Thisgreat historical play- one of ilee finest conceptions of Shakapeare-was performed at the Princoss's Theatre last Saturday week; and the ...

... ;c, fii-77-,I-:, ItEAh, , ' i (W. 1, IT mft. complaind Ofulbances - cnpandoby inbabitant a ben inpcted end means taken'to renledy 'thein, 919 hosest in: the =a - healhies ditrit, containing 2985 apartment~s Sand 475 cellars, had been put under examination with the view of improving: their sanitacy condition, and 84 lodging hlouses had also bee exmnd An Drported upon. Upwards of 20 s ...

... GLASGOW NORAIAL SCHOOL. I|I PRESBYTERInAL AXMU#IAftO2TIF. The annual examination of this large and important insti- tution, by the members of the Presb'otery of Gltsgow, took place yesterday. conmneneing at ten o'cl.ck A.)r. It May he necessary to mnention that the instutettol consists of two distinct depa~tmlenlts-one, v, of cbhies for the education and trainlingof students;* and tlhe other ...

... GENLUAI. POST-OFFICE, EDINBUR(GHl. Boses Close. General Pecoiv'gj p. O. !In Ediin. P. Office. Heocsa. LeitiL. &Leith. Abprd'. Dundee, Pertl,l 5 45 tiP 10 tbp t40. Stio~omt, Alloa,.&c. . j a 720P 7 OP 7 OPi. 6 SOP Berw..x'ic ard E of England, I.1 SOP l O 1 OI 1 6 40A Berwiek, Dunbar, Had- 2ington, &e., E. of Eng- * 5 l~ 4 I, 4 30P O d ?? . . . Cartisle, Lsvcrpooi, Man-) 4 Or 01-Or Sor 6 40.s ...

... The usual monthly meeting of this Presbytery took place ?? Balfour, moderator. IVISSIONARY TO CANADA. Dr FOWLER reported that:the Colonial Committee had- appointed Mr Douglas as missionary to labour in the presbytery of Gdiengarry, Canada-West, and re- quested the appointment of au early day for his ordi- nation. It was resolved that it should take piace on Wednesday, the 12th proximo, in St ...

... I - PARLIAMBNTARY DIVISION. I HOUSE OF LORDS.-APRIL 27. OATES BILL(aN ComauTTrB.)-Moved, To omit clause V.-(The Lord Cbancellor): On question, Whether the said clause shall stand part of the bill? Contents, 80; Not-contexts, 118. CONTENTS. Cleveland, Duke Camoys, Lord Devonshire, Duke Campbell, Lord Newcastle Duke Chaworch, Lord Norfolk, IDuke Chesbam, Lord Somerset, Duke Clandeboye. Lord ...

... IMPERIAL EDICTS. The following is from the summary of the Oveanti ?? of China, of March 15:- Thte Earl of Elgin and suite left for the north in Her ?? steam-ship Furieus on the 3rd inst. On the 9th his Lorldhip was at Fuh-chow-fu. There, too, was his Lordship the Bishop of Victoria. The Emperor's commands i regarding Canton were received on the 6th inst. Yeh's con- duct in exciting the ire ...

... - TIM DOCK ;B O D. ; .OAD The Uual wekly oethe eti Tesuleelmetng of th dook bor wa md hedytrasttedc fieRevenue-bnifld. ur THE WRKS OM~r1pEE.our A report was read from the engineer, stating .that 'W -1 damage to the amotunt of £2215 badl been done to the I shed on the east Bide of the Hu dson !Dook by. the I falling of the masts of the James Barnes; and It ap-. I peared from the proceedings of ...

... . A Yesterday afternoon the eleventh annual general meeting of the proprietors of the above railway was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. R. W. Crawford, M.P., chairman of the board of directors, presiding. The report has alre;dy been published. The fol- lowing was the statement of the revenue account for the half-year ending the .31st mf December last - Dr.-To locomotive power, £12,5 lOs.; to ...