... an ro the EDInrTOR of the HA- IPE TELEGRAPR, )od f (Advc-6seenent.) *ant . I de CoaIt ?? ble that the people of Portsmouth shrculatd Juidrsaud, thr'ough 11 udirt of Your widely as ated foby] t ehtu of ,the recent decisand 'ti Of dire Board of Trade, inl favor ur tile Branch froud tbe en iesertportanc o t and heir mtreetion oarte rinall teh Contht panul btpeno' houm ?? wthinuhe liorshai. and ...

... ?trt AUdJSThS ?? ThE IJIJKEflOM - (DF+romtw _WheAatdtsaar). l ClaimsB which are buased onl the principles of justice, sba ,~ arid sanctioned by the aiuthority otf religiou, have u-tin- r thing so much to dread as inattentioni oreorteeslmetit; hax . beCaUse, ?? inl proportionl as they are investigated op and vundeistoad, tttay wvilt .;ecure pudtlie respect lild see it cmuiii euce. Believing ...

... UOU$E YOF COMIIMONS. FIDACYIf4,JLY c. M. it'esand Mr. ?? pc~a'tcdpetitions ii. taivour ut' free tradle I room various qjumrtcrs. In 50nswcrtI a smjiu aimn homi Al. Hiunme, Lesrd I-,. Sostierve~ said, a-~ the evidence all the Bli- t:,nms Bill, a's taksO befomre ilo' Cu'mittte, c(fl itailest various Immattees i'nomcateml with imidi idoaL., milii the pmublic. ioticw nsoti irepu~red to . ...

... |Leases and draining may be said to be the corner stones of improved husbandry in this country, aild they are the very points about which there is tile greatest difficulty. At a meeting of the North Stif- fordshire Agricultuial Association at Leek, Lord Tal bot, amidst applause which distinctly indicated how r eat hearers synipathiscd with him, coitended that Is no ulan in his senses; could be ...

... |I iANCESTER Anf SOUTHAMIPTON RAILWAY. I - -- ?? 4 , AcmovEr, MeONOAY.-A large andt influential mecting of the clergy, gentry, and other respectable itliabitents g of tbis horough and neighlbourltood, interested it this lin ol seas held in the Town Haill, this desy, ctseeoctetI by reetni- sition to the Mayor. The reqeuisiottsts hlvitnghcard with ci regret that thte ill reccntly before ...

... 'TSI-E I CIVIL WAR 1N PoRlruG AL. By the irqdr, which erred tlott TUTlIdRY nig t we have reived letters to tlte 30Mil fron Oporto. The Polypheinus steamer arrived u ,: the bust Siist. 6rm isbn,) benri, g letters fron the ministerts of Snmle ed, France, anti Sp1ain, calling on he dt m to 7ee to ?? armtisttice to the 10l1h of June. ?? the 21d, a tmeti ng Wits he i at the 13rinte' Consul's ol ...

... POTATO DISEA SE John Lea. market gardener, of Stoke Prior, in the County of %'orcester, having founed, in 1846, his Pota. toes quite sound, where Salt bad been used, while the remainder of his crop was much diseased, made the fol. lowing experiment in the spring of 1840. The land, a light gravelly soil, was aU manured pre. cisely alike.- To one portion be applied a mixture of Lime and Soot in ...

... THE I NTRIGUES OF LOUIS PHIILLIPPE. As the designs of Louis Philippe upon the ?? become developed, whataluourn- ful spectacle is presented by the position of the I unhappy victim of his barbarous policy. ire, are not now about to advert to those recent public transactions in the capital of Spain which excite the curiosity and enlist the sympathy, hspeculations of the people of othercountries. ...

... MR. LABIOUCHIE,81e ON TIIE CORN LAWS, 11 To tise Bailifts of the Boroatll of Ta unton. chai r Gentlemnen,-I understand that it is intend- labo -ed to invite you to call a public meeting of the ease e inhahitants of Taunton, to consider the sub-, nviv i ject of the Corn-law ; and, as I am afraid that' und n it will not be inl my powver to attend it, I ' ad-' Own y dress you for the purpose of ...

... IMPORTANT OPINION UPON. ILWAY. I LABILITIES, .I For the 'satisfactono rRedrwe(ud. Tb1pcs)' determined onl lavinkgt the best legal opinion tliat could be obtained on thil subject, an Itths! ?? submitted the' fllowing, nsel to d t w ~ith ?? If in CASE. c I The.opirnlon of Coulasel is requested onl the following 511 Amocngth numerous Railwaky pro eets, we have, e selected three, which we call ...

... It has been a long and inveterate practice among the ?? people to accompawy their charities with fee- tivity. If a subscription is to be got up tor Polish emigrants, it is heralded by a Polish ball. If the as- sistance of the benevolent is required for a hospital or an orphan asylum, it is deemed advisable to have a dinner at the Freemasons' Tavern or the Albion. ~ancin~g, music, and the ...

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