The -" Times" having escaped an action of libel from Mr. Denison, chairman of the Great Northam Railway, inflicts another castigation on that gentleman, and extols its own merit in exposing, "day after day, and year after year, every kind of commercial fraud or unfair dealing, o

R OYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS, TRAFALGAR-SQUARE. NOTICE TO ARTIST 3.— All Work 4 of Painting Sculpture, Architecture, or Engraving, intended for the ensuing EXHIBITION at the ROYAI ACADEMY, must be sent in on MONDAY, the sth, or TUESDAY, the Bth of April next, after which time no Work

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Havelock. To which are prefixed and added some Unpalatable Truth,. By John Brown, Englishman. C. H. Biddle, 1, Bonverie.,treet, Fltet.street.

The Nottingham' Review relates a distressing story. On Wednesday morning Ai r . Coroner Hitchens was ettllgd upon to investigate a very me t ana opty casq of svicide. The inquiry was young girl named Fanny toophittg the death of a Coxon, a dornestic in the service of Mr. Jos,eph

TOFIN BROWN'S HARD LINES. being a ei Royal Marriage Ode, and Stanzas on the Death of Havelock. To which are prefixed and added some Unpalatable Truth=. By John Brown, Englishman. C. H. Biddle, 1, Bouverie-,treet, Fleet street. lirow-PZnigraver Wanted. Appky tate Mc* gr AO raper,

Dodo, from Liverpool, is aground on the Ooster, and has thrown salt overboard; -vessels alongside for assistance.—Dodo (ss), Captain Croft, left Liverpool for Rotterdam on the 12th April. —Rotterdam, April 19. Mary and Caroline (brig), of Newcastle, with coals, was boarded 11th

Sharp practice appears to continue in France, despite the smooth surface of affairs, and the four Englishmen who wrote a letter to the Times—not giving their names by the by—saying how very free from every sort of annoyance they found themselves in travelling there (surely they

fleets aud armies at any given place or period? But this theme would lead us beyond the limits of our paper. What we meant to show was that the Minister who would be powerful and popular should require the foreign potentate to accommodate himself to our laws, if he wishes to ava