... Drainage Act.*Applications for loans under this act which appear in the London Gazette of Feb. 2. Applicant. of County of Amount. ! Abbey Lanerwhitton Um Cumberland Cumrew J Rev. John Kingdon North Devon Kev. Edw. Serjeantson Kirkby Knowle. JYork 100 ...

... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~~~new tc vided SEAMAN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY.-The anniversary tin dinner of the Seaman's Hospital Society for sick and die- being eased seamen in the port of London, took place last evening if I at the London Tavern. The Earl of Aucktland ...

... FAMINE IN IRELAND AND SCOTLAND. Meetings were held yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, which were addressed by members of sei deputations from Ireland, Scotland, and the provinces, bear co ing testimony to the destitution and sufferings ...

... in new coinmissioners and officers of all n. sorts. The introduction of two new placemen upon ur the ministerial benches was a most extraordinary circam- ly stance in a reformed house of commons. Yet this intro- or duetion to the house of the new com ...

... rail to London. Mr. Last telegraphedto London, and pri- sonerwas taken into custody. After being examined and re- manded at Worship-strect, permission was obtained to bring him to Yarmouth for examination, instead of taking the wit- nesses to London. Thequostion ...

... countenance, by example, superfluous a talking or officious activity. s INDIA isbeginningto send home news similar to i that which England sends thither-news no longer of Iat_ or-__- conqest bu of fe -trd reom n ,I battle or conquest, but of free-trade reform ...

... with last month's quotations at New York, that the comparative value of cotton in the two countries is to be ascertained. Let the money market regain a healthier tone, and the relative prices of cotton here and at New York will soon be re-adjusted. In ...

... opes it £6. if TO COOIIlEPONDENTS. a *.* odvd at, imleded-r 'Tih, E00p. London meein 0. must it bet(stsetIs n~rerr.t,by lose'lnobd on IDleOay olpublcalsa. WBtsl OvATERt AT LONDON BRIDG0. it T.s : eal- 7- -----0-- 0 -5 pottiO9aso ...

... in s bill to extend the tenont-right of Ulster to the whole of Ireloand, o Excess LAws.-Dr. Bowneso, after the recess at Christmas, to call s, theattentisn of the house to the subject of the excise laws. r, TURNPIKE TRUSTS ACTS. t. Mr. FREWEN proposed ...

... Farlof gitsaacvseae, ono an earlyctayafter wb Christmas, to call attention to the state of the notional defonces. ties POOR LAW COMMISSIQOf. sRON Lord BROUGHAM asked Whether the appointmenta prt under the new poor-law commission had been filled up ? (II ...

... LONDON, TUESDA Y, DEC. 14. r IN the House of Lords yesterday,the only business io1 f importance transacted was the first reading of the r Crime and Outrage (Ireland) Bill. . Ia the fouse of Commons a new writ was ordered ,e for Tamworth in the room of ...

... ospelen some. And ysurletiliees v .hlombly pr-ay your honourable baons to enacot measutes for the traise- feecncoeof the expenses new charged on eandidatos foe election toa a your benoerable house frm lier candidates to the netacoins. tYour petitionees further ...