... Leditonm , tiatein lt.N. North rt ntChaotberlain, lee. A. Itownter Stonearan, B Chitideli, Jautes, Shidfield Lisle, Lord, hliltbrooik C I) Cok in a.Titechilett Laniisdown, Thos.Southainpton. R FyCobes, Johnt 'A estote Lywood, John, Up Clatford bi: ha Courtney ...

... to his p in conseqeDce, is ice a feer ncoure rr sigenature, antl he will appoint, soe have no _ ich doubt, a public meethl io held in a few days on the ?? lfctret'ry. . IMPORT-ANT TO COniSTAc rS. &c.-Abbut a year , a pgo, ea nne ' of ...

... such as to endanger the lives of not a few of them. Protraeted as those outrages were, .not a policeman or a peaceoofflicer appeared on the ground to check them! On Saturday there was a boat--race froni'the Btidge to a buoy placed in the ...

... Rutland, for Darley. a Ofdish William, by Earl BTanvers, for Calow, and Owl Cdtes. Ordishb William, by P.. Arkwright, Esq. for Sutton, Duck-.' manton, and Temple Normanton. b Parker Benjamin,, by E. A. Holden, Esq. for Wilne and Shardlow.a' Parkin Richardi ...

... proposed by - Mr Clay, on the 9th of January, for a modification of the r. tariff, by a majority of 23 to 10, and it was ordered that the Committee on Finance should report a bill accordingly. )f The following is a copy of the resolution referredl to:- if ' ...

... thad apsumy a mona served upon him ont Saturday weekn,thadpm atsum- .street police office, to show cause wd ihe Shopeuld nt o *t two penalties of £-20 each, for selling liCepaperal withoay 1 a stamp. He immediately waited upon M'~ppr. willoute a solicitor ...

... was walking with his daugtster a short distance from thattown, he was soddenly taken ill; a surgeon Nvas quickly In attendance, and the Rev. Gentleman was conveyed home in a chaise; he walked Into the house, laid himself on a sofa, and almost instantly expired ...

... Lssttrell Rev. J. F., Dussster C'astle; Luttrell Rev. A. F., East Qssasnoxhead; Luttrell Rev. A, Cu/coosb ;- Lddcoi Rlobert, Winsbisfor; Liddotn Johni, Toss/n Lsssel. K., Wrana/ae asadNesepor/; Lovell Edss., We//a; L','axJoins Robert, W'elta; Luish Joisepha, Wthatley ...

... fishmonger, Queeu-street, were alarmed by a great noise is 'bl shop, aud suspecting some peraon had broken I,. one ofthhea went to the place, when to his surprise he found the disturbnr O his repose not a human, but a four-footed thief, namelY, arit ' who ...

... qliarters of a mile. -STr. Pierse's hr f Fiearo, out of Swiss's dam ?? 1 MTr. Salvii's b f loidbela, by Lottery ?? r Mr. I ludsow's b c Frank, by Agieola . Mr. J. Smith's b t by lorry, ou.t of Chat . 4 Mr. C. Attwood's el f by Sir (;rey Aubrau ?? 5 A MAIDEN ...

... lioughtonet. ?? 28 - e Deateii of a Priie,'her.-A piugillitic contest for 'XO0 w - a si de, 'andtO decide-the c a n onslup between Simon ' Bytne aird Deaf Burke.46ok place at S' -jMinaims, nearvi re 'thre ious, yesterday iyegk A 'tac thie ...

... of 50 soves added to a Sweep- stakes of 10 Sove. each. two miles and a distance. Mr. Beardsworth'a b g Independence beat Mr. Houldsworth't b c David. Five paid. A Srecep take: of 25 sOvF. each, with 25 sove. added. One mile and a distance. ...