... But whatever the origin of the disturbances may have been, the result for Turkey must be very serious. The Albanians are a hardy and warlike race, and their Turkish masters have always found insurrections in that province particularly difficult to suppress ...

... William Rose; 'George Emery, Richard -Emery, HenryMartin, Moses Presley, James Emery,.iJolu Rose, Thomas Rose, Charles Presley, Charles Mason, and Thomas Holloway. Immnediately after the verdict had been returned the coroner issued his warrant for the ...

... Shahspere, 46fL; ?? Collinge, Thomas M'Cormack, Henry Ault. Samuel Woofd, stroke, John Wood, coxswain (1). Princess Rowing Club's Cutter, Princess 461t; ?? Lowe, James Williams, Thomas Harrison, Robe.i Dawes, stroke, Thomas Barnes, coxswain (2). Ellesmere ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO THE REy. THoMAs DA.e. _0 Thursday evening, at a numerous and highly reespeebli meeting of the parishioners of St. Bride, Fleet-street hell for the purpose, the following resolution was ueeanimot l agreed ?? That the Rev. Thomas Dale, MA., Lh vicar ...

... of his tigers up hi Mr. Green's balloon nt Thursday. By-the-by, hlld riot the i~giatratos prevented this piece of' fool-hardiness, the weather would have done so, for it rained almost incessantly all day. Vati Ambtsrgh has addressed a letter to a moring ...

... the pen whence. it emanates is now well known. and the writer has been long famed, not only for his attachment to all the hardy and invigorating sports of the field,.but for the graphio manner in which he has portrayed them inbthe. periodical sporting ...

... Chapels Bill was read a second time,proforma, and or- dered to be committed on Friday-Lord Brougham presented a petition from Thomas Clarkson, the well-known and venerable advocate of the abolition of slavery, praying that their Lord- ships would adopt such ...

... dropped policies. The report having been adopted, votes of thanks were presented to the Directors, the Chairman, and to Mr. Hardy, the Actuary, of whose abilities and services Mr. Godson spoke in the highest terms. Mmnntxisexc AND SURREY GRAND JUNCTION ...

... agreement entered into this 4th day of January, 1342, between Thomas Thompson and a gent known as the Amateur Pedes- trian, at the Horse Shoe. Friar-street, Doctor's-commous-a The said Thomas Thompson agrees to walk fair heel and toe 1760 yards in less ...

... violation of ike tombs at Saint Denis. Amongst the latter articles are the bones of Pepin le Bref; Philippe III., surnamed the Hardy; and Juhn Tristan, the son of Saint Louis; a hand of Louis XII.; hair of Margaret of Provence; a portion of the robe of Madame ...

... voters on or before the said 20th of July, so that they may be registered accordingly on the list. HEALTi oF Townis BILL.-Mfr. Thomas Duncombe has placed upon the House of Commons Books a notice of his intention, when that House is in Committee on the Hl~eal~th ...

... the association of sound in vats and cans. DIScovERY OF A RoacAN TESSELLATED PAVEMENT. -As the excavators for a sewer in St. Thomas Apostle were cutting an opening from the main works across the pavement, a tew yards from Queen-street, they discovered, at ...