We Are Glad To See By The Morning Post Of
this day, that the Mercers Company have subscribed fifty pounds in aid of the funds of the "South Australian Church Society," and concur with the Fog in the wish that other......
The Result Of The Approaching Election In Devonport Is Very
doubt- ful. Mr. Tuffnell, and the Government party who support him, are active ; so are the Tories for their candidate, Mr. Dawson ; while the Tpendent Refbrmers, WhO - Yally......
Lieutenant-colonel Holmes, Deputy-inspector-general, Of...
his son, died on Thursday morning—both of malignant fever.......
It Is Pretty Generally Believed, That In The Event Of
a dissolution of Parliament, that veteran Talisman, Major Macnamara, will retire from -the : representation of his native county, Clare. Mr. Bridgman, UP. - for the borough of......
It Was Noticed Last Week In Our Account Of The
proceedings at the in- quiry into the causes of Mrs. Norrington's death, that the Coroner's "animus against the honueopathic Doctor was evident." From a letter written by Dr.......
The Paris Papers Mention The Escape Of The Count De
Crotty Chanel. in custody on a charge of being implicated in the Bonapartist conspiracy. From the different accounts, the Times selects the following particulars of the escape-......
Accounts From Nottingham, Received This Morning, Mention...
unemployed workmen, with women carrying children in - their arms, were parading the streets, asking for bread, and that in some instances bakers' ehops had been broken open.......
Money Market.
STOCK LECTIANOE, FRUM? AFTERNOON. There have been very few transactions of importance at the Stock Exchange, and the week has consequently been almost barren of incidents. Money......
. An Anti-corn-law Meeting, Numerously Attended, Was Held...
chester on Thursday, in the Town-hall. The Chronicle of this morn- lag fills between six and seven columns with reports of the speeches, delivered by Mr. Mark Phillips, Mr.......
After A Good Deal Of Uncertainty And Chopping And Changing
of can- didates, the opposing parties at Falmouth and Penry - n appear to have fixed, the Whigs upon Mr. Hutchins, nephew of Sir John Guest, the Tories upon Mr. Bond Cabbell,......
The Court Of Peers Have Ordered Thirty-three Of The...
charged with participation in the disturbances of May last, to be brought up for aud eight to be released.......
Sir William Trelawney Is The New Lord-lieutenant Of...
'the room of the late Earl of Mount-Edgecumbe. This is one of the 'best appointments made by the Whig Government. Sir William is fa thorough Liberal, a high-spirited gentleman,......
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