... Office, had hia house entirely destroyed, besides most of his household furniture; the home* of Mr. Larkin, a glass-cutter; Smith, rocking-horse maker ; Gregory Jones and Holland, Evangelist-court, were extensively injured ; all these houses were mostly let ...

... frontage of tbe ground is 75 fet-t ; the House, including servants' entrance is 42 feel, leaving 33 feet front now occupied as a garden, on which may be built a coach house aod stable, or additional rooms to enlarge the house if required. A Lease may be had for ...

... two- stall stable, large double coachhouse, dairy, laundry, and brew- house ; a coachman's room and lofts, large stable yard, poultry yard, and piggery ; a small green-house and ice-house, excel- lent productive kitchen and fruit garden-, fully cropped and ...

... Charlotte-row, Mansion -house. J. Halket and T. Hughes, of Liverpool, timber-merchants, Sept. 20, '2l, and October 10, atone, at the George Inn, Dale. street, Liverpool. Solicitor, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-row, Man. 5 1 0 0-house; and Mr. Leather, Liverpool ...

... the custom-house, and then went to assassinate the curate of Villa-Loubent, whom they robbed of a large sum of money. His house was stripped, and that ecclesiastic only procured his safety by jumping out of a window at the back of his house, and by flying ...

... ed. WEDNESDAY The House met to hear Appeals, and then adjourned, without transacting any public business. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Y. This being the day appointed for the second reading of the Reform Bill, the different places in the House were occupied immediately ...

... giving the instructiobs. He said he instanter. The Learned J inige said the offence of which tbeY had been house. A eid door led u a assa eto h's house and there were folding mother, who is an induetrioue weinconducted woman, having promised idwiew z solicitors ...

... now before the House Commons, for establishing in the metropolis a genet al registry deeds ai d wills, i affecting property England and Wales, and of taking such measures *as may deemed expedient olfectually oppose the same. The of Harewood presided. refer ...

... In Edinburgh, the Lady of Lieut-Colonel Fairfax, of a daughter. Mrs. Britten, of the New .Market Tavern, Batb. of four children— two boys and two girls, all since dead. At Comrie House, Scotland, the Lady of Sir John Mansell, Bart., of three daughters, ...

... and (Glenelg, bat as Lords Commissioners. The Commons being sutnmoned, lIlt. Iticknian and niany Officers of the House entered the House of Lords, when Lord Den. man, in his liajesty's name, and in obedience to his commands further prorogued the Parliament ...

... left his seat near Edinburgh, and is now on his way to town. The Earl and Countess of Harewood will en- tertain a family circle at their seat in Yorkshire, Harewood Hall, during the recess. The Earl of Abergavenny has appointed the Rev. Robert Gream, ...

... tlie 22dinst., some of tbe parties connected with one of the notorious hells in Pickering place, St. James's-street, were tried, convicted, and sentenced to fine and imprisonment at Clerkenwell. On Saturday, at this identical house, its nefarious practices ...