... of the revi- sion of the Constitution. BOURSE-PARIS, WEDNESDAY, AuO. 27. TlInEE ?? market during the early part OS the day showed a marked tendency downwards, but it soo improved, and, after sonie fluctuations, closed at very nearlyl the same prices as ...

... Upper Chelsea, S. B. Eden- borougt, Esq.of Thrift Hutl', Belsex, eldest son of the late Samuel Edeuborough, Esq. of Leytxtt, to Margaret, daughter of the late Gemoge Guild, Esq. and niece of the late W, P. Lauder, M.D. of 8, Sloane-slreet, Chelsea, Otl ...

... case will develop many of the mysteries of the betting ring. BuRIED ALIVrt-NEAARLY.-Mrs Benbam, of Marlborough Street, Chelsea, on s3aturday fell into a state of stupor, and so completely were all the functions of the body suspended, and remained so ...

... £400,000 had teen actually paid up, and upwards of £2,000,000 subscribed for. Theso figures, comipared with the last year, show ain ?? of 20 societies, 10,000 members, and 25,000 shares. The report was ?? gen- tlemen spokc as to the progress of the different ...

... Portsmouth on Sanday, te- ports the death of this troublesome female potentate, after the : defeat and degradation of the flower of her army in contest with a belligerent chief in November last. New Hawker was on ed by an interview with Prince Albert ...

... Snowdrop for hiluntable. Elizabeth, Gal fr olheter Hro, ?? orTsgffmouth, Caro- 1100fir laliy. Jnneto, hrif Jams an Elzabeth, Show tlO~tC, Leek Lod Lamlon, ottner: Jane JtudoOl~r~n f tis ort Aoa, illr fr Sarborough. ArabMorto for uiedeland, SopheAlafo Rochester ...

... licensed victualler. June 22, S. W. Gillam, Tarlington-place, Edgowaro-road, wine merchant. June 22, F. White, 'Ewell and Chelsea, brewer. June 22, G. Lawrence, Abingdon, saddler, Sunningvell. Berkeeire, and elsewhere, brickmaker. June 22, C. K. Witt. ...

... rt, Fenoburch -street, merchant. November 30, J. Par- -kins, Obeapside. clothier. Novemb r 28, 0. C. Hyde, South-parade, Chelsea surgeon. Nxovember 27, L. Dalton, Canal-bridge, 6ld xent-road, scone merchant. 7!ovember 24, W. C. Strarge, Henley-on-Tbamea ...

... recovery of Gwalior having been acconm- I ~.panied. with the signal defeat of the rebels. Thle restoration of Soindia will show the native chiefsil re yearadms oniuatb orsm iet China are not quite so favourable. bi The Ccnu-ic'r da Havre announces that ...

... Y-mbolt 6apttt. (From ?? Gazette.) BANKRUPTS. CHARLES COLLINS and WILLIANI FREDERICE COLI.INs, Lower Sloane Street, Chelsea, drapers, November 30 at 12, December 21 at I, at Bankrupts' Court. Sols., Ashurst and Co., Old Jewry, City; off. assig., Graham ...

... inquiries for winter goods, but business ic. has been kept within a moderate compass. 1, TALLOW,-TuEsDAY EVENTXG.-The market showed ng firmness to-day; quotations fluctuated but slightly, cloeing as follows:-Spot, 66s. 3d.; Sept., G6s. 6d.; Oct. toDec.; ...

... cttmfttrter, with a red flower at the cornier. Verdict-' That decreesed was found dead, with a pistol-shot wouind in his rig!ht temple, hinlicted by his own bond, but in what state of mind lie was at the time there was no evidence to show. DEATa OF Two FEMALES ...