... [Atlas.] ' The effects ofthe decision ot* the House of Lords on the Irish Municipal Corporation Bill are already beginning to be felt. The House of Commons has taken decided tone, and ministers have expressed their determination, through Lord John Russell, to make all reasonable concessions iv matters of detail, but not to surrender a principle. Now, as the difference between the two Houses is ...

... STAFFORD, SATURDAY, November 5, 1836. An attempt at insurrection bas been made at Strasburg, but instantly repressed. Paris, Nov. 1, 4 o'clock, a. m. —At six o'clock on Saturday morning last (October Louis Napoleon Bonaparte called upon the Colonel of Artillery, Vaudrey, in garrison at Strasburgh, with whom he had been for some time in correspondence. After some conversation the colonel ...

... Staffiwdsljirc STAFFORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31. STOPPAGE OF THE ROADS BY SNOW. In Staffordshire, we have not sustained any thing like th e inconvenience which has been felt in many other counties, from the change which has taken place in the weather. Comparatively little snow has fallen in this county ; though the frost on Sunday night and Monday was extremely severe, and the canals were ...

... Esq. swwaras Tickets to he had at the King's Arms Inn. PORTRAIT ENOCH WOOD, ESQ. SHEPPARD begs most respectfully to acquaint the friends tleman, from which it his intention to have an ENGRAVING executed in the first style of art. The Picture may now be seen at R. S. 'l Repository of Arts, where subscribers' names are re- Price to Subscribers—Proofs £2. 2s., Prints £1. Is. Size of Engraving, ...