... 1 mal.Ysillitt SUMiMER! AsSb1s. The Coiiin ission of Assize fir ?? coontf tals bpezed hrere anlitilt tt ofd ,& on itilrdav e vepoiI by tlhe L.ori tlchief Juimicue Abhottr'w.j t; .uitd .tcief aatflnr Itistr,,,l.-. , On Suti Ia.V mnovnim, their Lordsl ips Ittended i b7 the tligh Shseriff (Ednank t'okc, ot Longtoidl, ?? vw'ih ,is retirnte ?? won$. 'Wicersi &c. ?? thie Maybr, :unw Corporation, ...

... ,: aPRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLER.A., The, Central Board of Health have drawn up, and ordered ,,to be issued, the following important paper, to the ?? Me¢30i of U ealth : 'l f ?? altb ?? Council Office, Nov. 14, 1831. l Set,-The Central Board of Health having maturely I. veiglhjd all the information which has been transmitted to t them.nrelailve to the progress of the Asiatic spasmodic ciholera, ...

... (.Continued from page 4.) HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday. March 29. The Marquis of LosnosnEititY moved for copies of the correspondence which had taken place between the Govern- ment and the Horse Guards, in reference to the Limited Enlistment Bill. Earl Grey declined to accede to such returns, on the ground that it would be detrimental to the public service to give such confidential communications. ...

... PRICES RAILWAY SHARES, FUNDS, &c. LONDON, TUESDAY, July 24, o'Clock. Consols for Account, 93J. 3J per Cents., 93# 4. Exchequer, 47 50 pm. RAILWAYS. North Western, 132 134. Midland, 6J. Halves, 12} dis., in dis. North Staffordshire, dis., dis. South Eastern, 21| 2. Caledonian, 25}. Pref., 2 pm. Great Northern, 10} 10 in dis. Western, 83 85. London and Brighton, 37} 6. North British, 13. York ...

... The Commission of Assize was opened ;it Derby on Friday lust. At eleven o'clock in the morning the High Sheriff, Jedediah Stki n, Esq., gave splendid breakfast to his friends, Bridge Hill, Helper. About partook his hospitality, in addition to which workmen were regaled in the pleasure-grounds under large marquee. The breakfast took place in the splendid picture gallery. Mr. Pablo Fanque's ...

... London Paris Eight Hours and a Half. The remarkable feat (says the Railway Times j, has been accomplished of effecting communication lietween London and Paris in the space of eiyhl hours and a half, demonstrating that which we have so repeatedly urged—the great superiority, in a commercial point of view, of the route via the Boulogne and Amiens Railway, as compared with the Great Northern, Tor ...

... April I I.A charged witii being found ill certain Sadler-gate, belonging Mr. allis, t>>r unlawful purpose, w;,s c.mmittcd to the house ot'correction l >i' day-, as rogue and vagabond. April l.silnr llnrri.- ordered find sureties tor her sj ji'd behaviour tor calendar months ...

... announced that a camp to formed in the depart! the Upper Kltine, and l>e composed of division of the Army of the Alps. The municipal authorities the towns Thann and Cernay, in whose neighbourhood the j camp is to placed, have offered pay the expenses of the ! indemnity demanded the proprietors of the land to occupied the troops. A letter from Geneva announces that M. Mazzini in tint city. A ...

... nF.roHE Mil. it. t. mic.i v. roiiov.ru. inquisition was taken at the Guildhall, in this borough, oil S.itul'ihi\ last, the 24th inst.. before .Mr. Baigtiv, the coroner, and a respectable jury, to enquire into the cause the death George Pott*, age I I I months, who died whilst in the arms his mother who was conveying him from her h.mse in Parker-street to the surgery Mr. Buxton, of St. Church-v ...

... ; . fI7 T.TC(r ., Ni Al ULetb% 441fies; ltti!iym ir fo? jy'AT7- t h i !petty lle t ?? I jis.lI eli f r Wtt; I fivpl wottiepeotl *rnthie lot;d b.~ tti rsr1nlm ;d*el Iin n 11i0e dl.e I ian. * 8 d lie; liii l et aele.ut Ain~dr r .t ttia esr I 14? h*t^e tIRlpI iotutid 1 *u.,tls Ijlgl 'l~xet id l'eniwti'.tJ. tthr brak in II . the Sn 1, drttb1titt EfIuairn .Jiickioui .4 Thdervlelsu rt'aver, ttid ...

... TZ-1t LATE ATZ001OUB I Lsc tvit[k.R ?? ?? SATUBDAY, NOVEstBesa 1.5. The curiosity of the public with respect to this case seems to be as ardent as ever, and every n w fact excites adlditional interest. Thomas No Brys and his sister still re- main in confinement at St. Albans', but they expect every day to be liberated on their own recognizaace. T1hey are not a little mortified at being ...

... iuerbp0rjtre Wsaeler RvoeioUn, 21st APRIL, 1830. ..BPr A«s Right Hon. LORD VER1N'ONA, Chairman, And Mhe following Magislr4tes. Hon. GEO. JOHN VENABLES VERNON. Hon. HENRY MANNERS CAVENDISE. Sir ROGER ORESLEY, Bart. PHILIP OZELL, Esq. EDWARD DILLER MUNDY, Esq. GODFREY MEYNELL, Esq. FRANCIS HURT, Esq. ROBERT HOLDEN, -Esq. E. S. CHANDOS-POLE, Esq. JOHN BELL CRO3IPTON, Esq. GILBERT CROMPTON, Esq. ...