27 FEBRUARY 1847, page 10

Postscript.

Mr. ROEBUCK called attention to an opinion by Mr. M. D. Hill (pub- lished in the Times yesterday morning) on the acts of the Poor-law Com- missioners. In that document, Mr. Hill......

A Cabinet Council Was Held Yesterday, At The Foreign Office.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer was still absent, from illness. The Gazette of lastieght announces that the Queen has knighted Mr. Edward Vaughan Williams one of the Judges of......

A Rumour Prevailed In Town Yesterday. To The Effect That

the French Govern- ment had, at the request of the Government of Spaint determined to take tem- porary possession of the Balearic Islands; and had notified this determination to......

Money Market.

STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. In accordance with an intimation in the House of Commons on Monday, notice has been given that the interest of Exchequer Bills will be raised......

The Poll For The Election Of Chancellor Closed In Cambridge

University, today, at noon. The final numbers were—For Prince Albert, 953; Earl Pelvis, 887; majority for the Prince, 116. This poll is said to be the largest on record. The......

Itlistellaneous.

There was a Cabinet Council at the Foreign Office on Saturday. The Chancellor of the Exchequer was absent, from indisposition. Tuesday's Gazette contained a Treasury warrant for......

On The Authority Of The Paris Papers Of Thursday And

its private correspond- ence, the Times gives a frightfully gloomy account of the financial position of the French Government The uncover.d deficit is 970,000,000 francs, or......