Riots At Derry And Nottinglia3l—we Regret To State,...
feel no surprise at their occurrence, that the rejection of the Bill has been the signal for very serious disturbances at both of these towns. The intel- ligence of the division......
Erememne Oe Loin) Meeme—it Was Announced To The Common Hall
on Monday, that the Court of Aldermen had determined to disappoint the Livery, by voting for Alderman Thorpe instead of Lord Mayor Key, —hereby imitating, at a respectful......
Constitution Or The Per.;:s.—at The Sheffield Meeting, On...
Lord Milton attended, his Lordship took occasion to notice the fact, that a majority of the members of the older Peerage of England had voted in favour of the Bill. His......
Sivincl—on Sunday Evening, About Seven O'clock, A Fire...
covered on the premises of Mr. Rogers, of Chill:ode Lees, about seven. miles from Canterbury, which destroyed a barn, containing a large quantity of wheat, also forty sacks of......
Doasexsnirtn Elec1'ion.—the State Of Time Poll On...
follows : Ponsonby, 1,759 ; Ashley, 1,777 ; majority for Ashley, 18. The advance of Lord Ashley is attributed by the Tithes correspondent to a " hit" of cottagers, each holding......
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