... koOR- ?? 9: - - 41 Wl. 4 - [The follo~ii0'ae . -~aupt R qthat we IjaveY be6p able ?? rspe ~ n hjs tF Mr. Pow'd th ?? $hasbe o his round, tfuh~ Qidha , raplacegoing the ag 13ury, Olhm.Rochdalej and ?? dth reception h~le s 11 twtimy ~jigdo in soe measure from what we publish below.- The stalking- horse (te~i ati'o6i of* bjrths, 6.(h 1 a~t )tiwages. anad deaths) maade' uT46 of at 'ibe ...

... AND WEEKLY HER4LD MLondon, ?? 4, 13O, Erratum.-Soinecopieourla weekspaperbconsained an error which was not observed till after the .Champioa went ,,)press. In our article on the Money. Affair, instead of ;December.an Mie same year,it should have bqepi, Mirch, 1836.'_ _ _ _ _ MONEY AFFAIR.-ItISH BANKING. A baited banker thus desponds, From his own hand foresees his fall; They have his soul, ...

... J ONDON GAzUetwE. .-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25., PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-T.'Whlftingham and W. .Cattrall, Live poolij tabinet-mftkers-C. C'oOks and T. Cawk. welli Chelnisfoed,.$ssex, farmners-G. Baker gnd J. Claru, ChLswell-street, Finbsiry, cheesemongers-T. Hole and j 11ole; Temple-bar, fishmongers-R. P. Bamber and T. W. Dy. son, Manehester, surgeons-J. R Gladstone,- J. Nickell$, and M. L£Gladstonei ...

... THE REV. MR. STEPHENS-TILE COMMITTEE OF THE DEFENCE FUND. On Thursday evening a meeting of the general committee for organising and collecting subscriptions in aid of Mr. Stephens' defence against the Government prosecutions, was held at the Dr. Johnson Tavern, Bolt-court, Fleet-sticet. Mr Saul in the chair. Several collectors handed in thc.sums received by them, and at'the close of the ...

... Mr. FRARGUS O'CONNon. has met the moral-force men at Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Carlisle, and Newcastle. In the Starjust received we find the following reso- lutions passed at Edinburgh and Glasgow, with resolu- tions of the same character at Newcastle and Carlisle, for which, however, we have not space.. Both at Paisley and Glasgow, Brewster was utterly defeated EDINBURGH RESOLUTIONS. 1st. ...

... M1g8C ELLANEA.-Orlglalal and Seleet. ?? ?? ?? T I - x, TV L ANECDOTE. oF KEAN.-In the year 1807 Mr. and Mrs. Kean visited this city, and gave recitations and imitations of various actors, among others, of Ieiable and Garrick, in Noke's Boom, Minster-yard. The bills were printed by the late Mr. Deighton, of Pavement, and poor Kean, after nightfall, and at an early hour in the morning, posted ...

... Iffmc GAZICTMEI& (FROM TUESDAY'S GAZE TTE.) INSOLVENT.-ROBEuRr KN;OWLES, Trump-street, ware- houseman. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.-JAMES NFWTOX, Leices- ter-square, linen -draper. HIAN KRUPTS.-WILLIAM COATrS WooD, Dean-street, Gould's-hill, Lower Shndwell, ship-smith. Jos..PII RouriE. scw, King-street, Cheapside, hotel-keeper. JAMI.S RiCI, Woodbridge and Ipswich, butfolk, saddler. JOHN WOIDIIAMS, ...

... - r Is I -- . s .. . . One of the most lamentable cases of suicide which ever occurred in Dublin was on Saturday investigated by a Coroner's Jury. Thecircumstances which led to the appal- ling event, and the age, character, and. respectability of the victim, gave it all the painful interest of a melancholy ro- mance. The unfortunate gentleman was Charles Stewart M'Veigh (a young man aged only ...

... T:1ic GAZETTEN. (FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETT.E.) INSOLVENT. - Robert Gillett, Prince's-road, Lambeth, flour-factor. UiANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.-Henry Woodthorp, Avely, Essex, grocer, from March 24 to March 30. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.-Thomas Nottage, Green Dragon-yard, Worship-street, coach-master. BANKRUPTS.-Rouetcr KNOWLES, Trump-street, ware. ilo us e man . WILLIAM CooKE BAILEY, Mildenhall, Suffolk, cabinet ...

... anDJ meeal) Flerava1. Loaidlos, Sund.4iay, Mareh 26. 13?. . SEIZURE C%',THE VIXEN BY RUSSIA. OUR readers will give us credit for having paid some little attention to Foreign policy; and the cor- rectness of the observations which we have ventured to make, has, we think, proved that that attention has not been bestowed in vain. The conduct of Russia, however, whether as to the case of the Vixen ...

... PUBLIC MEETING ATLEICESTER. -- - (Abridged from the Leicestershmirem'Mercury.) on Thursday evening the most numerous meeting of the in- habitants of Leicester ever assembled, convened by the mayor, in compliance with a numerously signed requisition, was held in the 'Theatre, for the purpose of taking into consideration the porety of petitioning Parliament for household suffrage, vroteby ballot ...

... FOwEEGN NEWS. FRANCE. Thu Paris papers to WVednesdaiy inclusive have arrived. They are principally occupied with the deliberations in the Court of Pleers, relaitive to the trial of the insurgents. [here were three ballots on each of the nineteen accused, which would consume much time. It had transpired that BARnES hall ?? tound guilty of treason and murder. The Court, thereibre, condemned him ...