... impatieuce-and anxietv of the public to obtain details of the Vie- - toriesof the gallant Wellington, as contained inj the London Gazette, which arrived here last Tues- A day, exceeded any thing that we have witnessed on any former occasion.. For some ...

... institution attd the Rev. Titus. Scales movedl tie thasiks of the mcetilng to the Mayor for his conduct in the chair. lhe New London Post-office, it is said, will e be ready for occupation in three years from the prescit tume. Mr. Stnirke is tile architect ...

... meeting was held oil Monday, at the Wit sor Castle, New Snenton, Nottinghant- or shire, for the purpose of establishing a society, whose primary ca object should be to acquire and dififse information illustrative se of the effect of the corn laws, and to enlighteti ...

... it appeared that Mr. Childs had been in a state of derangement. UxivrutSITY OF LoNDoN._DioFFERENCEs iN Ta:Z SENATE.-The resolution of the senate of the university of London, to institute an examination on certain points connected with religion before granting ...

... : ?? -SATURDAY,- JAN. N. I ;. .. ...

... of taking some precautions against the year 1840, as respects the supply of labouring hand They have devised a new kind of slavery, and l, new kind of slave trade; and this invention the Noble Lord has, by an order in council, dated March 1 1837, fully ...

... -Belgiara, 104; Brazilians. 701; Mexican, 2801 Por- etuguese 665; Do. new 30; Spanish Consols, 21i; Dutch 23 per Cents 55. r SHaEs-North Midland, 408; Manchester and Leeds, 38; p London and Birmingham, 1783; Birmingham and Derby, a 18; Great Western, 92; ...

... was to be pro- I duced at all, it must be done from the ranks of the t people them selves. This was n o new doctre whichd *nas to be ascribed to any new theoretic view; all c agesuand countries had told us the tale. Every in- c stance of our own country's ...

... ILEEDS AND WEST-RIDING NEWS. LEEDS. POCKET PICRINO.-On Monday, Fjiz. Monro, was brought up at the Court House, charged with haying, on Saturday night, picked the pocket of William Wray of 4s. 6d., at a lodging-house in the Boot and Shoe Yard, in Kirkgate ...

... worthy of remark, that since last Christmas, this Order has doubled itself, not only to in number of Lodges, but we hope in talent, in- hi telligence, and respectability,-with cheering pros- w pects of several more new Lodges on the eve of hi opening. ...

... the new . law, feasted the paupers in the workhouse on Christmas day, with I an ample allowance of roast beef, plum pudding, and ale, pro. vided by a subscription amnongst the guardians. The Primitive Methodists of York had a tea party On Christmas day ...

... held early next week, when the total sum will be ha, known. . art It. BaRITISe AND SUNDVY SCHOOL, D1ILNnotv.-On me ' Christmas day, a new school room was opened in the village to I rty of Milnrow, in the neighbourhocd of Rochdale, intended a on the week ...