... IrcruCZPAY. RM.FO RI. I A Miu lD VIML=O NUiTINO A nunivrous leetilla uf thie inhaliliwilL of Uat.bboacwas ?? oil Thur.sdalv nigiaL last, tit thie Oey Horse inn, to con- sider ?? steps should be tsceur in Co1isesUlelluc of the conduct i ofl the House of Liurds with respect to munictipal reform Tle attendance of C. Rippon, Esq., M. P for tire borosigh, gave ail an iii 101 iniverest til i hl ...

... EASTEIRN ME'TIOD OF MEASURImN; TiME.-The people of the Last lmeasure time by the length of their shadowv. Hience, if you ask a man what o'clock it is, he immediately goes into the san, stands erect, thes. looking where tho.shadow terminates, he measures his length with his feet; and tells younoairly the time. Thas the workunen earnestly desire the shadow which indicates the time for leaving ...

... DARLINGTON AGRICULTU ML, EXLIBITION. Thi5 annual show took placo on Mondny, in a field opp1osite West Lodge. TI'le stock onl the grouad was large enough inl poi of quanitity to lrove that tile vociety is in a thriving condition, but the quality wvas geerly c onsidered inferior to wh~at Mighlt have been iexpected froin the. character of the ?? Of thle Idistrict. All the departments, ...

... NLEWCASTLE, MARCH' 31S The dereat of Generili Eiriri SI o %Nnow iii Ialdrid oil the 4urorF1,ri of tire Judib a.,,l produ~el it great Itrirunt both ?? thre People and tire D[Jputict. It was expeeted that the C irtea would inmediately 1a0e up the matter, arid that tile ;1!l nivt rv wernld bi he destrr Iv ?? hy it. General Evans is ?? to remnove the discourage- ilenrt of itrilid frqm the Q ...

... _ r-- NEWCASTLE~YI ?? cae--- NEWCV^ASTLE'ji ALLY - 814- , - PARs, July 18.---In the. Chamber of Peers, this evening, the Minister of Foreign Affairs declared that the French government had ne in any manner in- terfered in the actual affairs of Spain, and that that which has been written from London, Madrid, and Paris on this subject was altogether false. TELEGRAPAHIC DISPATCH.--PERPIGNAN, July ...

... ?? I'l ?? -I?EWCASTLE..? B, ?? , , . ? .:112 , . ?? ?? . 7 z ? : . ?? ? 7 The Pais p of - Monda, contaiu the fol- lowinig telegraihic dexpateh._ za rids Feb. 1.-Thef ,uestion relative to the Donro is torraisated. The ;hamber of Peers has otedthe law for the regplation of the na~vigation of this river. The Qneen has given her a~seat to the bill intioduced for that purpose.' At the 3Close of ...

... NEWCASTLE, JUNE 2. Accoulnts ap e abeent received to ha exio bney the mercatipaprsof the defeat of th ederalists, ?? their leaderr Ge r Mexia the action took place at Necatigo, iix leaesfoFub, where thle Centralist (or.. goverment my, uer General Valencia, was posted, to th ?? men.n Tha ettnc was begun by itexia, at 5 in f -he raorning, with, it is said, 100O men. It lasted till 1 o'clock, usp ...

... i The following calculations have been made by a Mr Lewis Kennedy, a steward to some nobleman in the south:- A Comparative Statement (calculated within the last three Years,from 1838 to 1841) of the Whole Manu- factures of the United Kingdom, and the Proportion of 111anuJptlures for Exportation to Foreign Coun- tries, including English Colonies. Average of the annual value of the whole ...

... L | This body held an ordinary meeting on Wedneoday last, the Mayor presiding. Minutes of previous meet- ings having been read, Aid. Dunn reported that of the five applications for Sir Thomas White's charity which had been referred to the Finanoo Committee, three wore deemed eligible, viz. that of Ralph Brown Elliott, bricklayer, Andrew Wilson, painter, and - Stobbs, slater. He therefore ...

... IPERIALVPA LIAMENr. i HOUSE OF LO ~TIIHUIISDAYM'arch'16,-The odCACLO ~ Presened a Peito ro emeber9 of thle lavw in. atiWetmtion, copaig of tile courks Of IaW being held more central situationd gestin their removal to a tior gave rise sato ato- le presentation of this peti- ords as to thie rto a o rsation between several learned from aest thlste ety of removing the court of law from wbich ...

... A quarterl.y meetingjof this body corporate was held on Wednesday, the Mayor in the chair. Ald. Dmun rose and-said, he thought thataefore the' ordinary buesiess was proceeded with the council should exoreosetheir pleasure at the asaeeuchement ofour gracious Queen, and the birth of a prince, who would, he presumed, be etyled Bake of York. HIe *tnerefore oroposed that the council adopt an ...

... WVEDNESDAY, MARCH 15. The MAYOR communicated to the council that the magistrates had decided unon reconmmendingi the Revo Lewvis Paige, ot Hartlepeol, as successor to the Rev. Mr Delamnere in the chaplaincy of' the gaol; and that they farther recommended that 401. be granted to Air Paige in consequence of the expense necessary to the removal of his family and furniture-the salary tO, re- main ...