... Correspondent, dated April *2:— In my letter of yesterday, I stated that a party of the London police, with other men properly trained by them, proceeded to eject the unbound pitmen at Hetton, who by their bonds, which expired on the sth of April, agreed to quit ...

... stationed before the Town House, and the various posts considerably reinforced. According to accounts from Terceira to the 25th of April, Don Pedro had, on that morning, despatched the Ssperbe steamer with final instructions for the guidance of Admiral Sartorius ...

... Mercury. STAGE-COACH AND POST-HORSE DUTY.—The following rates of duty for Great Britain, in lieu of the present duties, have been agreed to by the House of Commons, and a Bill ordered to he brought in. For every annual license for a stage-carriage, 51 ...

... two drops on a little pounded sugar, in a tea-spoonful of cold or iced water; in five in .. tes after lie is to take a second dose of two drops more in the aanse way, and in five minutes more he in Minister and Connaught. Some years ago. in the county ...

... state with extreme regret, that on the 31st August, a dreadful calamity occurred at Grosse Island, by which James Hague, the second mate, and ten of the passengers of the ship Minerva, Burton, from this post to Quebec, met a watery grave. The following ...

... said that lie hoped, when the Budget was brought forward on the sth of April, it would be found that Ministers paid some attention to this point. Sir J. HOIIIIOUSE—The first of April (shouts of laughter, which continued for several minutes.) Mr. HOWARD—He ...

... of a human foot, with the foot of the stocking. He was in the act of taking it to show his acquaintance, when he met a fellot,-boatman, an elderly man, to whom he showed the shoe and its contents. The poor man immediately recognized the shoe, from a patch ...

... ALTIROMF prre wades. that an Monday he leder it as destroying One of the mom important links be- fully (bear !)everywhere to show them that that war an since an offi••er Wlla - frowned oil tlw roast Of England, We pot ta wait iblikow-ie melte& event, whether ...

... Demanded them a second time on the Ist of March, when they acre refused again. Defend.t said that she had a claim of 21. 34. upon the plaintiff, and that If it was paid she would goods. ll aeirll• the an Auctioneer. He was employed last April to sell some ...

... consented to their sleeping there, but could not immediately show them to their room, when a third, who professed to have slept there before, offered to ►how them where to go. Mrs. Hobbs, on second thoughts. suspecting all was not right, went iip st.irs, ...

... the magistrates,wh:ch he sal I hail been moved and seconded. Oil putting it in the affirmative, he was about to read a second, when Mr. Cook called on the dissentients to ex• press their o, Ld in by a show of hands, which was followed by a m ist co mincing ...

... and the parish clerk, neither of whom had a right to vote.—North Ikros Amman,. On Monday morning, abont half-past eight a stage coach from Deal arrived at Margate with passengers for the steamer, when an altercation ensued between two persons named Paine ...