... REMOVAL OF THE P'OdWDEIR I.;GAZINES r Yestordav a s tirng of' geistleissesi, 1sroi, t' ofpo ,perty aiid residist's inl Toxtetlsh1psrk, (darsitoll, 15350 I ' hisith, 01i1)OOd to the resnlovnl of the(, Pswdcr esaast2 [I to t itt 15e-slity', wHIie, d 11A t til sjte disreu o lroo es, for fls~ic f Iiilu s 5-t, Oif conicdilcrisg Wohat stepss sscolson. be talml fe' dt 0 ?? a Icensuore being carried ...

... Patrick Lyons and his wife Bridget Lyons now lie in Kirkdale Gaol, under sentence of death, for I the wilful murder of Margaret Fahey, at Warring-s ton, on the 4th of February last. The offence for O which these unhappy creatures have been doomed cc to suffer an ignominious and violent death upon d the scaffold was one of the most atrocious and o cold-blooded crimes which could be perpetrated ...

... THE SELECT VESTRY, e Public opinion has had some weight with the s j members of the Select Vestry, who have at length ;- consented to commute into a money payment of £S40 a year the allowance granted to the governor e of the workhouse in the shape of rations for him self and servant. Approving generally of the proceedings of the gentlenmen who constitute the 0 board for the manageenlet of the ...

... ?? hASW\ W.A~n^ POPP>. . .. ?? ?? ?? -1 x COURT, &c. Jai Her majesty held a privy council on Saturday afternoon thE at Osborne, Isle of Wight. It was attended by his royal Wil highiness the Prince Albert, the lord president, the first f lord of the treasury, the secretary of state for foreign by affairs, the president of the board of tradle, the lord : steward and the master of the horse. At ...

... I re Yesterday the magistrates sat in the crown court in (f order to hear applications for the removal and transfer of the licenses. The following gentlemen were on the bench:- t Messrs. J. Holme, Holt, J. H. Turner, C. Turner, Rath- )US, bone, Benn, and Stewart. to Matthew Coffee applied for a removal from Wapping to ,ose Lime-street. her Mr. Bretherton, solicitor, supported the application, ...

... ) ~~MONDAY, NOVpMBeR 10. As the 9th of November occurred this year on Sundlay, the first general meeting of tile now council, fer tho election of mayor, the appointment of committees, end the usual formal business, was held this day, in the councllreom. T rews lao-go attendance, including the whole of the new members. ELECTION OF MAYOR. 3 The retiring mayor, Sir Jolln Bent, took the ehair a, ...

... BANQUET TO THE HON. R. J. WALKER, I OF THE UNITED STATES. The members of the American Chamber of Commerce, in this town, gave a grand banquet last night, at the 1. Adelphi Hotel, to the Hon. B. J. Walker, late secretary d to the treasury of the United States. The object of the r chamber was to mark their appreciation of the exertions of Mr. Walker in giving facilities to the commerce be- tween ...

... FOREIGTN INTELLIGENCE. ?? I f I .AAL L L -1. leas FRANCE. gen The minister of the interior has publicly announced his the intention not to stand as candidate for the Seine. The war steamers Gomer, San6, and Caton, under Ad- miral Dubourdieu, sailed from Toulon for the coast of M Morocco on the 14th instant. mie There is every reason (says the Paris correspondent of low the Times) to suppose ...

... we prs ?? h'-w Of ?? 7- W 0--b y-snb he (From Pen-pictures of Popular Entylish Preahescloc toDr. Raffles ascend., the pulpit-stairs with a slow, rna- in,- estic step. We say majestic, for he mounts ais, we may 'id suppose, a crowned king mounts the dais onl whiahli hi re- thr. no is situat-il. Yet there is not a particle of rido Iin hO L~Dr. Raffles, for we happen to have liiit hinti iillictam ...

... ?? .A-- , On Monday last, Mrs. Clifton, of Lythant.hall, laid the sot e foundationfstonm of St. John's church schools, Preston. he . The mother of Charles Phillips, Curran's congenia be , biographer, has jost (lied at the venerable age of 85. gu On Thursday last, William Hool, Esq., of Blackburn, sh t was duly sworn and qualified for a county magistrate. on l It is said that Madame Sontag has ...

... YLATEST NEWSn. I -, ~GERMANY. O The Vienna ministerial papers, of the 22nd ult., furth announce that arra~ngemienits ?? been iasade wvith Prussia Loi on theaqeto ftePeiec.Austria will prosiet todu inl the Iliet, and the two 1)0w5 rs will share the Presidency notice of the Executive Comimittee. lay t1 :he The Emperor of Austria has left Vienna for Trieste. them Before his departure he gave his ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. hi] e FRIDAY, JUNE 20. | del The house met at four ?? Mlagneto-Electric mE Telegraph Bill was read a third time and ?? the pal motion of Sir D, L. Evans, a new writ was ordered to issue for the election of a member to serve in Parliament for the 1 borough of Greenwich. I THE ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES BILL, of The house went again into committee upon the Beclesi- fro astical ...