... waiting, in the following order ;-Sir Thomas Whelan,, the Lord Mayor, Mr. Semple, the High Sheriff, Alderman Morrison, Mr. Shaw, the Recorder, Sir E. S. Hayes, the Earl of Roden, Mr. Dawson, and others. The Corporation were attended by their Mace, Sword ...

... l Lietratu'c.-Professor 3I. S. Alexander-Ist prize to Mr. Morris; 2d ditto, Mr. Gerard. Frietch Literyaturc.-Professor Blrasscur-Ist prize in literature, Mr. Bodkin; ditto, in Freach language, Mr. Smith, son of the Secretary of the College. Ge6mssetcf ...

... exertions used in saving the C precious metals wrecked in the T'hIetis. Dr. Addamns ap- C Ieared for Captain Dickinson, and alleged him to be ithe principal salvor. Dr. Buriabv and Dr. Luslsingtot tippeared It for Admiral Baker, and contended that he wvas ...

... of the cholera at Bilston. In the ab- sence of Sir 0. ilosley, Mr. Buller, M. P. for the northern division of the county, wvllo was in the chair, was requested to present the plate to Mr. Leiglh. Corn Ezrchange, Wcsduiesdsrt.-The market ?? remains nearly ...

... ? II 5 0 1 a, Mr. R. Biggs named Mrs. Day's b. c. brother to Lusher, 2 yrs. 0 2 0 dr j Mr. IV. a. G~oldstone onaed 1t. C~ Iosary, 5 yin. old ?? 5. 3 dr The Claret Stakes of 10 cove, each; 1l mile and quarter; el gentlemeit riders. b ...

... d during the time lie was in prison, including two guineas w paid to Mr. Flower for his attendance, and also money paid b to a shoemaker, named Adamson, for going round to tell Mrs. Nelson it was a find. The reinaining 811. were 01 given up. The husband ...

... the house of Mr. Corbett. Mr. Slaney asked him ITlhe knew whether Mrs. Parry had slept with Mr. Edward *Jodderel, or whether they rode out to. gether ? Witness replied that he never knew such a thing in his life. You are frightened, said ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 12. CRIMINAL INFORMATION.-IN THE MATTER OF THE RION. AND RIIIT REV. DR. GREY, LATE RECTOR OF ST. BOTOLrHt'S, fl1SOPSGATE, NOW BISUOP OF HE- REroBD. Sir J. Scarlett had obtained a rule nisi for filing a criminal information against ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 23. THIE KING V. SLANEY. This defendant, who was committed on a criminal infor- mation at the prosecution of Mr. Fane, was this morning brought up for judgment. The facts of the case, whicrh arose out of a late disputed election ...

... of the defendant in his calmer moments, I not that lie meant to defend the conduct of his client. Even that great moralist, Dr. Johnson, had said upon a similar occasion, when a person of loose morals was twitted for his I hypocrisy, *- Why, Sir, I think ...

... traversers the same number. Among those rejected by the former were -Mr. Henry Grattan Mr,. B. Corballis (the only Roman Catholic of the48,) Alderman MIKenny, Alderman Nugent, and Mr. Guinness, the brewer. By the other side-Alder- man Hodges, Sir Kingston ...

... the samne course as was lawful before the passing of the 4th and 5th C William IV. c. 76. E. CIIADWVICK, Secretary. Tg 'o Mr. Marshall, Assistact.0verseer, Ely Trinity0. STOW OScTRE1eWOLD.At our fair, which was held on d the 24th ult. there was a good ...