... ArXTztXNOON COACHES. LoXNOSr.-TELEGRAPHE, starts at a quarter before four, t through Maceesfield, Leek, Ashburne, Derby, Lcicestcr, t and Northampton, to the White Horse, Fettcr-lane, and i Bull and Mouth, Bull and Mouth-street, (in 23 hours.) r Only one guard and four coachmen throughout. d QcNDOa'.- RALD, starts at a quarter before six, through r Newcastle, L chieid, Coventry, Dunchurch, and ...

... THE POLICE BiLL. I As migt t have been anticiplated from the hurry in vwhich the New Police -Bill Was applied far, and calr- ried through Parliament, many imperfections are now discovered, which Would have presented them- selves to the framers had they taken time for consi- deration. It wktill be recollected that the Counnil ~of Seventy in their first draft of a bill bad a deal of nonsense ...

... On Monday evening, about half-past six o'clock, a very serious and fatal ?? occurred on the Liverpool road, near:Pendleton, by the bverturning of one of the coaches which runs between th:s town and Liverpoo'. The coach in question, the Volunteer, on its way from Liverpool, had 'got whtlin 100 yards or so of the Pendleton toll-bar, when it was met by one of the coaches running to Liverpool. The ...

... DANIEL uocoNNXLL, FSQ. Whenever an individual, by rendering himself peculiarly conspicuous, has become an object of general attention, the b public are naturally curious to know something of the lines ...