Mr. Arn,mEns wished to ask Sir R. Peel whether it would be inconvenient to the Government to fix the discussion of the Church Extension question for some other day than the 4th of May. He (Mr. liers ' had given notice of a motion on the subject of the Corn Laws for that day. He

permission, exhibited to the public at Berlin; the proceeds, which are said to be considerable, are to go the fund for rebuilding the Cologne Minster. The frame and borders of this piece of caligraphic art are very much admired, but the cognoscenti think the writing of the words

Voyage of Discovery towards the North Pole, performed in His Majesty's ships Dorothea and Trent, under the command of Captain David Buchan, R.N., 1818. By Captain F. W. BEECIIEY, R.N., F.R.S., one of the Lieutenants of the Expedition. (Published by authority of the Lords Commiss

"On the evening in question, several herds of these animals had crawled upon the ice to enjoy the fine evening, and rest themselves after their exertions in the late boisterous weather. The boats, properly equipped, and manned with some of the officers and seamen, pushed off in

_ The" Art Union" is publishing a series of articles, by Mrs. S. C. Hall, entitled " Memories of Pictures." From one of these, devoted to a notice of Bird, the Painter, we subjoin the following account of the manner in which the people of Bristol, the city wherrein artist life w

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Mr. W. then brought forward his motion for a select coinmittee to inquire into the propriety of setting apart a portion of all waste lands which shall be enclosed by 4ct of Parliament, to be let out in small allotments to the labouring poor of the district, and also into the bes

On Wednesday evening, the fifth weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn- Law League took place in Drury-lane Theatre, which, if possible, was snore crowded than upon any preceding occasion. The gentlemen on the platform, as far as we could ascertain the fact, were :—George Wilson, Esq.,

SHEFFIELD ANTI-CORN-LAW PETITION.—The petition in favour of the repeal of the Corn-laws from this borough has received the very extraordinary number of 16,458 signatures, with the residence of each attached; exclusive of one from Attereliffe signed by 585 persons, and several ot

these sentences, must have met your eye. Kindest of all kind readers, we take it for granted that you have watched the steamers start—perhaps you have been a passenger. If so, recollect th a t Ni c h o l son ' s Wharf' is the last portion of terra .firma which your foot touches