... GAZET'E. MONDAY, ducking, and part of the flap of Lord Camden's coat torn off. The. Duchefs of - York's fortune, frrit and laft, will be but little fhort of half a million sterling. -The-Albion Mills, which have been fitting up for various purpofes, according to common report, 'are now faid to be hired by Government, as a warehoufe to honk Tobacco in, until the duties are paid ; and this at a ...

... aa COUNTY PUBLIC OFFICE, Saturday, Nov. 5. Before J. King, J. Grundy, I Hodgson, Esqrs., and Rev. J. Newby. John Diakard, was charged with assaulting John Withers a Police con ...

... v ans P a pers of yesterday have reached town, the retirement from the Ministry of M> Lacr °ssc, and General Rulhiere. The lne Cabinet are said to be placed circum-51* ...

... TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WM. JAMES. the Star Inn, Upion-on-Seyrrn, on Thoreday, June 15ih, 1854, at fire o’clock in the afternoon, aubjcct to condition, to be then produced; LOT 1. * LL that Piece or Parcel of FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND, eitoate in the {Toper Ham, In the Paiieh of UPTON-ON-SEVtRN, containing adnaeMuremcnt IA. OPo more leu, the occupation of Mr. John Barber. LOT —All thoae TWO ...

... upon the First and Second District of these Roads will LEI AUCTION, for One Year, from the first day of January, 1855, to the best Bidder, at the house of Bemamin Brooks, the TALBOT HOTEL, in Stourbridge, on MONDAY, the Sixth day of NOVEMBER next, at one o clock the afternoon of the same day, the manner directed by the Acts passed in the and 4th years of reign of his late Majesty George IV., ...

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... ?at ?? I, the~ Daily Peel muset do so n the A' dres¶s tatl W lttei and num oerl 0ffloe of thai!YD POet mere' tht4100io rmust be made by letter, cmnd In no other way. 7AIIspY for hidress at th~e Dasui ...

... HO SE OF LORDS. Monday, March 18. The late Duchess Kent.— Lord Granville moved in feeling and appropriate terms, that an address condolence presented to her Majesty on the great domestic affliction which has befallen her in the death of her mother, the Duchess of Keut.—Lord Derby entirely concurred the motion, which seconded in few well turned and graceful observations.—Agreed to unanimously. ...

... Franck, Paris, Skpt. I —La France of this evening states that insurrectionary movements have occurred a many places in Italy. According, however, to the Italian official Gazette, the tumultuous assemblages were dispersed and order r«-e»tnblished. At Leghorn, according to the same paper, outbreak having taken place! the troops were withdrawn in order to allow the popular excitement to subside, ...

... BtRMINGHAM BANKRUPTCY COURT. TESTIORDAV. BFlcRost MeR. COMMISIONsEo'R iA~owrltll. BAiNKRUP1TS AND THEIR BOOKS. Onl the Comssoe taking hia seat Mtr. Henry Whitmore. aplrcssing the Court, said :-I have ...

... jONAETARY. ?? Ij, iav~ EN ening v t,,-d l~~ i not active, ;ijla; 1:&itiav iii the Stock .t tho ?? :I closeS Ol Mton- te tiil* 1w'l usul)pl'Y is short. 1e. . eto 4 iir celot., anld1 w5 #Vuro iiCo)I ! a ...

... The Times of to-day contains a long letter from Mr. Powell. Q.C.. upon the above subject. Owing to the claims upon our space, we are compelled to curtail the letter by omitting a pa ...