... The Parliamentary Oaths Bill is now safe in the House of Lords, where it was read a first time on Tuesday night, with a fair prospect of its becoming law. It is more than likely that some of the Bishops will speak against it, but the Earl of Derby will be more than ordinarily imprudent should he again commit the mistake which in last election lost him support among the Catholics of Ireland and ...

... Before a final judgment can be pronounced on the extent of the Jamaica rebellion, and the character of the measures taken for its suppression, it is necessary to wait for the conclusion of the very interesting inquiry which ia being conducted by Sir Storks and his fellow Commissioners. It may, however, he now stated, without any haste or impropriety, that the evidence of the ex-Governor cannot ...

... METROPOLITAN and (.REAT WESTERN RAILWAYS. INDI'-STRIAL EXHIBITION, Guildhall. II AN- bet-.tt.-n HAMMEBSMITH, Shepherd's Bush, Not- | : :.m- bill, W(_*tbounie-*fiark, and Moorgate-street, every 20 n 1 between Kensington and Moorgate-street, every hall- C. 'Nsi.LI DATED 7 PER CENT. BONDS ' the i ••;__■- 1 DIVISION of the SAINT I'Al'Land PACIFIC i I:._ILROAD COMPANY, -Mate oi Minnesota, United ...

... ONE X FOUND PEB SHAKE on the B SHARKS iv tk* Coatpany, payable to Mr. PETER LONBDALE, Ul . TiMHtr, at the Bmok of Messrs. CUNLIFFEB (BOOKS 4 CO., in Blackburn, on Mobdax, the sjooiiu dat o* Apeil vsxt, after which date iu- unH will be charged. jfcted tb» Sixteenth day of February, 1806. DIXON ROBINSON, Clerk to tbe eaid Company. BLACKBUUM * PUBBTOV TURNPIKE BOAJ) AJTO BRIDGE. MOTICE 18 HIBIBY ...

... the morning and evening, when collections will be made on behalf of the Trust funds. Hours of Service: Morning 10.30; Evening 6.0. ...

... Retail Trade, ft** ?? at the Mart, Wheeler Gale, without ?? A L _i\T ?? Friday, March Ist a_e_.2nd, the STOCK-IN-TRADK, horn the ?? of the PT cowequence of his leaving the same. £*!3£Ss&« bflU 22 CARRIAGE _ft H REPOSITORY. J_L A _ffrr and NEALE will SELL by AUCTION, __Pfl. ♦ ?? RrpoaitoO', Wheeler-gate, Nottingham, WtJL*2S* 3rd, -t Twelveo'clock precisely, utffeft ?? v__rs old, quiet to ride ...

... the T. mp. ranee Hall, to j u ev ...

... , ncepted March .8, at 11 ;i9 and 30, at noon ; 31, at 1 am. l-arc.— London to Boulogne : Saloon, Us. ; fore cabin, Bs. Return ticket* available- for one month, a fare ana a hall. Londou to : ins ?? ?? 255., saloon and second class, 215.; fore cabin aud t- -c nd ; lass, 18s.; fore cabin and thir.i clat>s, Tss. — Offices, 7, I wubard -street, and 37, Regent-circus, Piccadilly. SO l TH-WEBTERN ...

... Ciive, one of the meml-er? for Here who was obliged, some three v .ir» -z . r•.»:-:. the Under .Secretaryship for the Home in doni se-.tietee the serious or his down cab while leavini the House on Iv« lay c Light, rusTiined •-. v te injuries. Michael Foy. a private, tras found EActei n We-ine*-iiy hist, hav-.ng pts :• murier it the Raglan Barracks. Devonyir ¥ }.-.- .:,ir T.i » - _ ■ .c, ...

... Officers present at thi Barracks. Staff, Colonel C. R. Jeffreys,C.B. Commandant Major F. B. Tritton Staff-Surgeon J. Ekin Assistant-Surgeon Alder Paymaster F. Feneran Barrackmaster E. Otway Quatermaster, F. Higgins Chaplain, Rev T. H. Cole 1 ...

... ss, Pa. d-.ngton, and ail intermediate stations to -n-.ith .-nation Five minutes' walk from Hammer- idge. The best point of view. ?? ME T ROPOLITA N RAIL WA V . EASTER HOLIDAYS.— EXTRA TRAINS. ?? A: NS every 5 or 10 minutes between the CITY and Pad- liagton, ?? at all intermediate stations. WVI.ES. FENTON, General Manager. METROPOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS. EASTER HOLIDAYS.— EXTRA ...

... After putting themselves, and a great man] worthy mariners and respectable shipowners to vast deal of trouble concerning the navigation of th ...