... the of receiving passengers for Calais: she already received six or seven, and was ing in for more, when she missed stays, a / i^om the violence of the sea, went ashore the passengers were all got out bow of the vessel, and were, with 1 ■w, landed in safety, as was the great-! of the baggage but, a tremendous! her the starboard quarter, she went to pieces, and strewed the with wreck Neither ...

... Ziff WHITEHAVEN, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1843. The Sessiou of Parliament terminated on Thursday last, and was on that day, as will be seen our parliament report, prorogued her Majesty person, Thursday the lOth day of October next. The Royal speech, as is usual at the close of a Session, vaguely enumerates some of the principal public measures that have been passed, and expresses a hope that ...

... The Under-Sheriff for this county (Mr. J. G. Mounsey) held a court at the County Hotel, in Carlisle on Monday, and empanelled jury for the purpose of assessing damages ia case of seduc’ion. The plaintiff, Mr. Robert Robertshaw, who is landlord of the Castle Inn, Penrith, and also soda water manufacturer, sought to recover d»m-ages from John Westmorland, voung man about 23 years of age, eldest ...

... THE LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, PENZANCE, ...

... ■Late last week was issued the addresß Mr Barrings *°n, a new candidate for the representation of the Northern Division of the County Durham. He projesses Liberal-Conservative principles-, and has issued lengthy and exhaustive address to the electors. During the week a vigorous canvass has been continued behalf of the respective candidates. Tuesday, two of the candidates met, their sup- Peters ...

... Critics may cavil at the embellishments of Alffwick . Castle, as involving, as they necessarily do, the oolite- ration, to some extent, of the traces of ...

... Tin; usual kly meeting of the above board was held on Thursday last, in the board-room. Present Mtssrs W. Wilson (in 'hair), Hodgson, lOnhwick, Ainsworth, Il ...

... disposed of; and Mr. Stewart, Gllenbie by Lockerbie, will be happy to eorre pond neers it. The Lands (of large extent) are p'entifully with Grouse and Black Game. 23d July, 1844. This day is Published, price 4s. 6d., In Small Octavo, with Two Mlustrations, ALPAC Ase ITS NATURALIZATION IN THE BRITISH ISLES. Considered as 2 National Benefit, and as an object of immediate utility to the 4%, ...

... be at rest Great tiou and scandal has lately been occasioned a dispute between tbe rector, tbe Rev. J. Robinson, and Mr Si» > ot Drurr.burgb, one tbe churchwardens. Mr' Nixon, for reasons best known to himself, fancied he would like the service to corameuce ten minutes earlier than has been customary for very many years. He therefore requested Mr. Robinson to alter it accordingly, aud met with ...

... and complete revolution nils taken plate the Spanish Cabinet. The Snipers have been removed from their offices, and exiled. There was ho indication approaching fall; the contrary, the last dispatches from the capital exhibited the administration the full possession of the confidence, and managing public affairs well, we apprehend, as it had ever done; and now we learn, that M. has been ...

... represent Cu.nherlaml to parliament, - anti that hit supporters are actually on tclmpenn'- canvass amnn.st the doubtful electors. At the Keswick Whitsuntide on Saturday last, the attendance of servants was scarcelv ever rememhered to have been numerous: the hiring was brisk, and good servants met ..tit no difficulty in ob tainlng places. In the evening, as usual dancing nt the different inna ...

... PUBLIC MEETING. meeting of gentlemen interested in promoting the succesi of the Newcastle Races, was held yesterday afternoon, in th ...