... I~ - The meeting of this board was held yesterday, at the offices, Clayton-square-present Mr. J. B. Jeffery (chairman) Messrs. S. B. Jackson, Wood- ruff. Thornely, and Baxter. The executive committee recommended the ap- pointment of Mr. Turvey as registrar and clerk, at a salary of £200, with house, coals, and gas; and the appointment of Mr. Wortley as out-door super- intendent, at a salary of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUEMDAY, FEB. 24. The LOED Cil. iCELLOR took his seat on the woolsuck at i o'clock. T1 E LANDS DRAINAGE (IRELAND) BILL. Lord LIFFORD gave notice that he would on Monday next move the second reading of this bill. PETITIONS PRESENNTED. The Marquis of NORMANBY present,,d a petition from Macclesfleld complaijning of the ?? by her Majesty's ?? Of certain Circasiian 0.epluties who ...

... I ,UOVENT GARDEN. 'I irS Aon~rsHoS tho I'5nlltonifl~ at ?? EvEMIsff. the 2nd . sstsflt Ar ts O° L.Blexjlter. -.tresd HARPLEQUIN REAi TY A.NDr THrE BEAsST.-ColldOE tol br. A. eollo.-ConIleIuO at ,. 1 DRtURY 3LANE.] 3'EF3 Es'smIN, BONNIE DUNDEEi Mlessrs. l. BEraT.; E. fblnps, and HI. Iiali-- Mtrs. D. P. Bowvers.-And LITTLEA GOODY IWO SEGitS. blessrs. Boleuo, Lausi, St. Mralite, and Cornonek, -ls ...

... FRANCE. The Times' Paris correspondent ?? conduct of the Prussian Government towards the Poles excites indignation and disgust among all classes here. While trade is comparatively pros. perous in Paris, the accounts from the cotton manufacturing districts in the Seine Inferienre are disheartening. AMERICA. Manhattan writes from New York, 1 0th in- stant :-Here it is stated that Napoleon has ...

... ' RAILWAY TIME TABLES9. EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTH DEVON. 11,031 .MTER-WEEu DAYS. , SUNDAYS. 2 5 2 15, ;, . 1& 2 I35 2 !1 &l 2 1,2,2 5, , j 2 ,3,3 52 2 1 & . 2,2.1,0,3~r c r~ DS vtdss' .0 7 85 1o 20| 1 29 J 9 10. 6 40 | 6 151l0 154 6 56 1 1 -2.3 Il 6 , o alsol 1O 11 25s~ C1.551 11s |M el ZSg t el asa ! CGi * ,Bgeentore 4 i7 a do1 XSN .13 j 20t 94 ?? |*S . Dt. Cor s , y. F.. 5 1101b .. ., ...

... BY ELECTRIC_ TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS-TuEsDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THE VOLUNTEER COMMISSION. Lord STRATHEDEN asked if the Government was prepared to enforce that part of the report of the Volunteer Commission which recommended the driy of brigade and divisional field-days until the end of a battalion drill service? Earl DE GREY and RIPON said that the Government was anxious ...

... nod I parghuabedd Mr amtu ip# I Adolygiad ar y Fasnach Yd am yr wythnos ddiweddaf, ER fed mwy o fywiogrwydd yn yr alnad am yn wenith eartrefol a thramor, yn' codi i ryw raddau oddi wrth waith ?? Ar- r' iaedy LVoegr yn gostwag llog arise i 4p. y cant, ni ohymmerodd ond yehydig iaw O gyf- newidiad le yn y prisiau. Er fod oryn lower bn o'r cynnyrohion tramor oed yn ddiweddar.yw a yr ...

... Advices from Warsaw to the 19th instant state that the Government organ observed a complete silence as to the pro aes of the revolution;9 but it was known that collisions between the troops and the insurgents were daily taking place in various parts of-the kingdom. the silence of the Dziennik- was considered to be favourable to the cause of the Poles, as the Government have always taken care ...

... CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE OF I ITHE UNITED KINGDOM. Yesterday morning commenced, at the West- mninster Palace Hotel, the annual meeting of the Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom; Mr. S. S. Lloyd in the chair. The draft report of the standing committee was I read and adopted. Reviewing the measures of corm mercial reform which characterised the past year the report referred to ...

... THE EighteenthAnnual General Meeting of theTrustees and Managers of the National Security Savings Bank was held in Ithe Bank Office, Exchange Street, on Friday - Beillie llrquhart intlhe chair. Among those present we noticed- Baillie M'Hardy; Baillie J. Fraser; Mr Leslie, Manufactu- rer; Mr Neil Smith; Mr James Chalmers; Dr Henderson; Mr iopp, Advocate; Mr W. Lumsden, Merchant; Mr Coch- ran, ...

... IMPERIIAL P.ULIAMENT. H__fOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. not' R'omli .The M~arqulis of' Nolnat~'x Ily Complainied of Pri JI'ising ILeTi1 minirepreseitted, as to a despatchi which he had £40 0111 'tlt L, )the nolble Lordc (Earl Russell) hi the discussion I110 ilie-otlie ?? Rvssiim, said hie had quoted the C-X It,-JQite l the no' 1ble Lord for the purpose oif' proving the the? nerled piostition of the ...

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