... creditable to Mr. Holder's management. TRANSFER Or VICTUALLES!s' LICaIaES.Yesterday, a Special Sessions for the transfer of lenses was held at the Public Office, before Mr. Sargant and Mr. Henry Smith. The following is the list allowed: The Old King's Arms, ...

... he fails to point out in what way it is defective. It is the old case of the celebrated Dr. FELL, who was disliked, for the very feminine reason-because he was. If Mr. DISRAELI was sincere in the threatened amendment, there are many, doubt. less, who would ...

... to canvassing. It ss painful to follow the 'story up, but it must be done. rhere is no doubt about the fact, for Dr. MMLLER, Mr. W WLCH, Mr.' SLAIEY, and others can testify to its accuracy, that a pledge was given to these gentlemen when they left the ...

... ably occupied by Mr. Doricotts and the honours of the vice-chair were satisfactorily performed by Mr. James Hogan. After the usual loyal toasts, The Executive Council ?? Order of Foresters, was given, and appropriately reiponded to by Mr. Godwin, the district ...

... best evidence of.~ its strict. accuracy. is its Con- firmation in every essential Particular by such men as Mr. WELCH' Mr. LvUcv',Mr' HAtriqas and Mr. SLAmEya, men whose testimony is beyond doubt or question. It wouldhave beentgobadunderthese circunstances ...

... so clearly stated by Mr. MYaKLT that the practical common sense of an assembly of 'Englishmen could not fail to be impressed by it. Hence, though his address was not so loudly applaudad as those of Mr. GILPIN, Mr. Pnt- iamonn, and Mr. MB4Dj because he appealed ...

... will be brought forward by Mr. GREEnt, in con- nection with the enquiry into the operation of the Bank Acts. The Suez Canal project will be brought under the notice of Parliament by a question to be asked of Lord PALM1ERSTON by Mr. GRIFFITH relative to the ...

... departure for the Isle of Wight, in close study with his tutors, Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Tarver, left Windsor on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, for Osborne. His royal highness was attended by Mr. Gibbs. Prince Alfred arrived on Sunday from Alverbank, attended ...

... legally determined election of Mr. WEST. It is quite true that the Council have also to take into account the probable consequences of the secession of Mr. Cox and Dr. DAVIES. Opinion is unanimous in believing that in Mr. Cox the twin institutions would ...

... was preferred by Mr. J. J. Murcott, of iVhitnash, against Mr. Thomas Monk, of this borough. It ap. seared that Mr. Monk had hired a boat of Mr. Murcott, and the atter went over to Mr. Monk's wharf toobtain possession for a new enant. ...

... Ellt ',4lffttrff#ajj5. Through the kindness of the Marchioness Townshend, poor Mrs. Wills, the victim of the double marriage of two brothers, has at last been removed from the Workhouse in Lambetls, and placed under the care of her moblser, in a small ...

... bar of the Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Kynnersley, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Winfield, and gave their names as Townsend Gifford and Alfred Nicholls, but refused to state either their addresses or occupation. Mr. Sill appeared to prosecute, and called ...