... rela- tive to the conduct of AMr. Mitchell, to be made by Mr. Fitz- gerald, the secretary of Mr. Hunt, and now the editorof a small London publication entitled 17ie Pat'iot. It will be remembered that Mr. Mitchell lately addressed a letter to this journal ...

... shoulder; and cries wore uttered, some for a ' Revolution and a ' Republic, and others that Mitchel should be free,' The reign of terror has bepn, Death or victorv. At half-past 10 o'clock the procession returned to thle place of meeting, heard ...

... that place her number to 289,Eaaong whom was the political convict, John Mitchell, saile for the Cape of Good Hope from Bermuda, April the 22nd. Instructions were given to keep Mitchell apart from the other prisoners, partly on account of the shattered state ...

... the body on Thursday, at the Pack Horse public-house, Mellor Brook, when the jury returned a verdict of Accidental death. ANOTHER DEATH BY DROWNING.-James Smith, aged seven years, was on Tuerslay evening last found drowned in a well, in the foundation ...

... been taken away by Mrs. Marshall until lately.-Mrs. Ann Forsyth, house- keeper to Mr. Mitchell remembered seeing the book now produced (Burns' Poems) in Mr. Mitchell's possession in Liverpool, and it had been missedsince they came to Preston. -Mr. Carle ...

... being upwards of 200 grains of well-tilled, heavy corn.-Seottisf, Guardian. TnE LATE POOR-L.AW RIOTS AT DrWSBUaR.-Brookes, Mitchell, and Bromley, who together with several others were committed to prison by tile magistrates at D)ewsbury, as partiy (ipators ...

... to Nietholson end Burns, tb tho writer found that I'In 13134, Richardi de Caldecotos wan ea vicar of Brampton, upon whose death, in 1346, John Enggo mn was instituted upon thle presentation of the Prior and Con. WI vent of Lanercost.' In 1335, it appears ...

... Manchester Rail- way at Edge-hill, so as to merge into the centre of the former town at the New Haymarket. It is intended chiefly for the convenience of passengers, whose conveyance, at present, in Omnibuses, to the station at Edge-hill, is considered as ...

... Mr. Meagher himself in June, immediately after the transportation of Mr. Mitchell. They would have the evidence of the intention in the very words of Mr. Meaglher. After Mr. Mitchel's trial, a prosecutiop was instituted against Mr. Daffy for the same offence ...

... intelligence of theS expedition under Sir John Franklin. THE CoNvICT MITCHELL.-It appears that letters have reached the Government from Bermuda, describing the health of John Mitchell, the convict, as exceedingly pre- caiious. It has accordingly been ...

... lenity that had been shoewn him. INUMUZZLxuD Dons. -'William Mitchell, a peripatetic toffy merchant, was charged at the Town Hall, on Monday last, with allowing his dog to go unmuzzled. Mr. Mitchell, who is a stout elderly gentleman, with a good intellectual ...

... at three o'clock in the afternoon, most providentially the foot. teps of a child were again discovered, skirting along the edge Of a atoms-bails which it had instinctively avoided. All, of gseem ediately concentrated here, and bad not pro. ._.to bet-ad ...