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The Committee For Promoting The Emigration Of Females To The

Australian colonies, where there is a great disparity between the sexes, have been authorized by Government to grant a free passage to females. The Committee formerly only......

Facts Are Constantly Coming To Light Which Prove That An

expensive election is almost necessarily a corrupt one. Common prudence, - combined with honesty, will enable very large constituencies, in bo- roughs at least, to return......

Sir Charles Manners Sutton Belongs To A Family Which Has

supplied sinecurists and incapables, for the consumption of the public money, for generations. The late Archbishop of Canterbury, not content with the enormous patronage at his......

Postscript.

SATURDAY. The Orkney election did not take place so soon as was anticipated; and from the last accounts, it appears probable, that Mr. Trail, the Reformer, will defeat his Tory......

The Times Suggests That The Attempt Now Making By The

tank to contract the circulation by selling Exchequer Bills, may not have the desired effect—that the Bank will not succeed this time in "putting on the screw." It is supposed,......

We Are Enabled To State, In The Most Positive Manner,

that the most extraordinary exertions are at this moment making to secure the re- election of Sir Charles Manners Sutton, as Speaker, by persons whose situation, and whose sex,......

The Time Fixed For The Operation To Be Performed For

the restoration of the sight of the Duke of Sussex is the middle of April. The .complaint has progressed as well as his oculist and the medical atten- dants of his Royal......

The Duke Of Orleans Sent A Subscription Of A Thousand

francs to the National, in part payment of the last fine imposed upon that journal by the Chamber of Peers ; but the donation was returned, because the name of the giver was not......

The Spectator's Election Tables.

The Brighton Gazette corrects a mistake in the list of Final Polls published in the last number of the Spectator. The number of votes given was Pechell, 961; Wigney, 523;......

The Victorious Liberals Of Fife Give A Grand Dinner To

their gal- tint Member, Captain WEMYSS, on the 12th instant. Besides the Captain himself, his excellent and influential supporter, Mr. ROBERT FERGUSON, and probably other......

Non-arrival Of The French Mail Yesterday, Owing To...

deprived us or our Letters front Paris. This morning, after the Paper a as completely tilled, letters and communications came to hand, which would have occupied many Dolmas.......