... Peter Fenn's sentence is commuted to transportation for life. TjlE RIIIN&.-What with the facilities aflorded by the stean)-boats, tile numerous graphic representations of Rhenish scenery, and the yal00 written descriptions of travellers, we cockneys shall soon he nost asll't acquainted with the banks of the Rhine as the banks of the Thales T add to our knowledge of this memorable stream, a Mr ...

... The following are extracts from the German Papers which ar- rived yescerday:- CONSTANlTNOPILE, Nov. 25.-The severe weather, which causes a stagnastiOn In snilfitary operations, and keeps the Grand Vizier at Aidos, and Hussein Pacha at Chounala, gives tresh ac- tivity to the dipluslstisC neg ciatiois, ar d revivus the Hopes of the party in favour of eac, unilssunforseen occurrences should in ...

... .trtrobist 8rA rir PmtAsN AND) PA~rgari. ,CAY'HOLIC ASS(C l'ITON A ~~~Ass' ciain,nr took place Oin'Tiasirday. r. CONWAY, i. i hmrdidl i l Alnither Contribuition, 51. from a worthy sid r-ideul No'Ideioan, Lord Rotimnjore, moved that tile fol lowing Letter he iotiertedt on the Ihiniutes- - MY DLAU SIn-I enlorse 51., my Winter gale to the Call,- .c Ren ; and cli;,ratulatl tbe teotle, ...

... BRUNSWICK CLUBS AT 'ORCESTER. rFeOl A CORRESPONDENT.] Observing in ide Standard of Saturday> the 29th alt., a statement relative to the Worcester Meeting held en the 27th, as f. Iowe:- BRUNSWICK CLUns.-The triumph which the Protestants of Worcester oStained on Thursday is the snore gratifying, as the formation ofthe Brunswick Club was the spontaneous effort ofthe whole county. Beyond a few ...

... NVAPD OF FARINGOWN WITHOUT.-The annual election. ot Common Councilmen for this populous Ward commenced on Monday, and there ^55 more than usual excitement OR account of the appearance in the Church (St Andrews, Holborn) of Messrs Hunt and CGbhett as Candir dates, which was crowded to the very organ loft, many ladies gracing th galleries with their presence. Mr Ald. WTATrHMAN presided, and he ...

... THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTION ?? _ _ _I AArAX.>\A On Tuesday evening a numerous Meeting ot the Members took pi, in Southampton street buildings; upon which occasion Dr BIRRXRael the President, took the Chair. They had now (he said) existed X years: at the commencement of that period, there had been man p6 phecies that the life of the Society would be short and unsatisfaypti, The propheciers, and ...

... COMMUNICATION FROM MR. PEEL TO THE LORD MAiYOR RELATIVB TO NEWGaTE. IFRO3 A CORRESPONDENT.] Mr. Peel has addressed a letter to the Lord Mayor, which it to undergo consideration in the Court of Aldermrn this day. The Circular to tbe Members of the C urt contains the fAllOw- ing N.B. :- To consider a Letter addressed to the Lord Mayor from the Secrelary of State for the Home Department, ...

... ,0:i 11, u IaIs THE GOVERNMENT. -.- -~~~~~~~~~~~~~I rI rfR ()F THi f1tJU1NNUi CHRONICLE. vnw done wilia all my opponeot's facts, except 1fs leav l On th~e Nautical Almanrack :Connecting togetber ,, 1dldrpter ulOn this suljtect, we have as follows, ' Some, ; ite )Sns that our Nasatical Almanack is not so w l5ettal publications of a like nature. The prac- : onlr reires certain data for ...

... OR Thursday, a Jury was summoned to Gray's Inn Coffee- house, to inquire whether Thomas Dutton Rothwell, a gentle- man of high respectability and attainments, and large fortune, late of Cliaplan, was or was not of unsound mind, &c. The inquiry excited the greatest interest, not only on account of the great respectability of the Lunatic, but of the extracr- dinary nature of the delusion under ...

... DINNER TO LORD MORPETH- BY TH9E FRIENDS OF CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERITY. [AIMIDED FROM THE DUstLIN MORNING REGISTER OF FRIDAY] This grand National Banquet took pLice yesterday at Mor I isson's. His Grace the Duke of LEINSTER presided, stpportted co sI e rigbt (exclusive of' the distinguished guest, Lord Morpeth), iiy the Earl of Bective, Lord Rossrnore, Lord Dacreson, Lord Jiowth, the Hon. Mr. ...

... MEL, TING AT LLOYI'S. REPORTED FRAUDS ON THE UNDERWRITERS AND INSURERS. A general Meeting of the Subscribers to Lloyd's was bald yesterday at twelve o'clock, the Lord Mayor in the Chair, for the following purposes -The Election of three new Members of the Committee, who go oet by rotation; and to vote the man of 9551. 4s. 4d. out of the funds of the house, for money expend- ed on prosecuting ...

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