... and proceeded to dispose of several private petitions. On the motion of Mr. HANDLEY the Islington Market Bill was read a second time. The adjourned debate on the Liverpool Free Trade petition was resumed. Mr. FINCH opposed the principle of free trade ...

... voted against them. The amendment was then put from the chair and a show of hands taken after which the original motion was similarly treated. The Mayorthen said— Gentlemen, the show of hands appears to be in favour of Mr. Blewitt. Thelaiaeudrnent must ...

... three months, parties imprisoned for non-payment of poor or church-rates. The Farmer's Almanac gives an analysis of goof, showing that of 1000 parts 671 are combustible matter— in other words, fuel wasted. A hoy disd last week at Dalkeith, Scodand, from ...

... openly asserting in her Majesty's dominions the supremacy of a foreign Pontiff-to whom a British sovereign is made to play second part.—Bristol Times. The impunity of crime in Spain exceeds all belief. It is now ascertained that in one province alone dhat ...

... fide the property of different persons, to start, or the public money will not be added. If five or more horses start, the second horse to save his stake. BEAUFORT A. ROLLS WORCESTER It JONES CHARLES MORGAN EDWARD SOMERSET W. RUSSELL A. B. SAVERY HENRY ...

... GENERAL MISCELLANY. By a second act of the last session of parliament, the time for entering into composition for assessed taxes has been extended to the 1st of October next. At Downliam, in Norfolk, last week, a man ascended a mill chimuey, and stood ...

... cester Musical Festival took place on Monday se'nnight, the Lord Bishop of the diocese in the chair. The statement of accounts showed that the pecuniary result of the festival exceeds ex. pectation, considering the adverse circumstances of the year, the call ...

... now endeavour to show how gaivanism acts in cases of paralysis. Paralysis, or Palsy ,consists of three varieties the hemiplegic, the paraplegic, and the local palsy. In the first, the patient is paralysed on one side only in the second, the lower part ...

... he lower portion of J street, and nearly all the built up part of I and Second-streets, were relieved of their watery incumbrance during the afternoon. On K street, IrOIll Second-street, out and from Fif h street, out on J, the scows, rafts, and various ...

... e.1 q,1^r'!l,y annually, is the best proof of hairo r ^a' '-eS W'10 'iave 'ice used it seldom failing to feuurse to it a second lime, when occasion requires. -.ft ac.t. as.a P'ngative; but p ineipally upon the ? 8 °' li'-ducii.g gentle perspiration, ...

... acquaintances receiving tllfH. benefit from their use. I would not be without thpv rT a.n5'ac?oun'- If taken in the early stage of disease Jain jlpaie 'i* together: if in a later, they alleviate leans' a much speedier cu-e than by any other vetidnrc I ...

... improved, and I am w quite well—I remain with thanks, yours respectfully, ELIZABETH THOMPSON. Sir Haydon Vicarage, Sleaford, April 27th, 1854. fro effeets of Roper's Plasters I had some short time since wilM^°U ^aS ^een 50 marvellous among my poor parishioners ...