... BENEVIT SOCiETIES. To the PRtaER of the HArPBsEtrE TELEGRAPH As inuch confusion exits amona the Members of the various Benefit Societies in these towns and neighbourhood, in consequence of some Magistrates in Aliddlesex sanctioning clauses to Rules, which were erased by Alr. Pratt (the Barrister appointed by Go. vernment to revise and approve of Societies' Rules, pre- vious to their being ...

... 0 1 We'aComplo,& I FROI1 TUESDAIS rOlADON GAZETTE. tl - OREIGN OFVICE, DEC. 13.] The King n- has been pleased to approve of Mr. Sabino Ribeiro I d'OliveiraaS Consul-General in England for the Regency of Braili. Y -- tt BANKRUPTS. b John Herbert, Hatton Gardien, builder tI Christopher Fuller, Paradise-row, lslington, merchant it Susau Saunders, Great Coram-street, Rtussell-square, 1odiging- u ...

... r U A 'I O 'F or- ' . I tEXCU'I'ON OF THLil BURlslTPS. 'Pr - -- -- - .1 - . - a. ~1.; . . The sentence of tieaslrle into execution on these Wretched (iliprits this morning at the Old Bailey, et aito Iand was witnessed by the largestrassemblagce evrknown body.S to have been presjent at ail executio inebsmelce IL of pcrborrs had collected ilk front. ol thu reitsiporary scar-i, told erected at ...

... HOUSE 014 UOMIMONS. P6M IL, IA' I.-.v .. .. ,, - , LI TUESDAY, DtcEc 3E~n l; ; T'he Speaker en- I teredl the House of Cuommous about two o'clock in the t eafternoon, and in half an hour afterwards Sir T. Tyr. n whit, the Usher ot the Black Rod, appeared at the bar, t r and s'umnonedl the hlouse to attend tie Majesty in the t llonse of lfords. The Speaker, anti the whole of the c It nembers ...

... IjMEETING OF THE GOSPORT BRANCH lOF THE P PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, AND GOSPORT .LADIESI BIBLZ ASSOCIATION.,..I A meeting of thie.aboire Brarm-h was hvlo.;-on to i B,~W rakenbury, ltsq.attended is the depuitation feom i ibi Parenit'Society.--James lloslelns,' 4sqej4,ihW~g tar et*aken the Chair, upon the motion ofAlr. Tintyseconded alli by, 'Ar. Blake,-The Revt. )?iolad Birq~hfte'n, jun. tifi ...

... j~ostbaplo0 allb ctoe#bil'0 ICo0tuo (F}em the Germanaz Pal- ) VlENNA, 1)RC. 3. T IiH E Russian Ambassador at this Court has to. (lay receivel the news of the evacuation of Cracow by the imperial troops on the 24th of Iast InoLth-F,,svk.. Tjhrt P'apere. PottIen ttoNRiTI IS, Nov. 21h-Our peastnlt are in a very dhitresse I condition, because the Russian Government has given orders to take frorn ...

... PA011'eavlo aulo vago'cavo woots. 0F011 the Meotsiteor.) tl LATEST NEWS lFROM LYONS. a PAntS, DEc. 4. T F HE Government to-tday has received dispatches t from the Duke of Urleans and the Minister at %Var- dated lec. 1, six o'clock, p.m. 'The ticconuts of thbe 01 presenlt state of 1.yons continue to be very satisfactory. At the nudience wvhich the Mayors of LVOus, Vaise 1: i Croix Rousse, and ...

... TO thc PXiNrEa of the lI ?? TZL:GRAPR. to I have read in your traly valuable paper of tie 28th inh .llt, a lieter signedl4 L'amn Trigger, which has given a moat in ?? and exaggeratec Niew of the new Game Act, inI tin which the writer says, * that a teramt who ?? to a large preserve, on lease for -.t years (ihefore the passing of the new ill), without any restriction as to g'amce now ?? ...

... - NEW'SqT'TH WVALES i}is ?? ?? ?? I .. .t.. Ftotn a Parliamentary paper recently publivhed it appears that the average expense of transpuortin Convict to New Sbfith Wales, which was in 1847 241. Is. frd., is now considerably under 201., and tt5t tbe averagie pelsc ?? actually maintaining and clottl tiga mpfflonvict theqr& Wi&Ju 1821, 221. 9s. 8d.. but that now it does not exceed 71 3s. The ...

... To the PaWNTe of the 1IAMPSTIMEI TLEtOR,,,. ?? - - - ., - . . . hej Carisbtrooke, Ce of Wight, 7th Dec., C. SIRn,-There Is a parair1aph in yourlratyaper, wh1 iat as a member of the - Isle of Wight nie, on ert name of the Patriotit Association, I mustreuestan pontzne of replyint. ttlad not the paragraph in fd.stionthe snolte eat san.^tion of the Editorial uve, I sntould riot feel it ?? 17, ...

... ,fpt+ 1 43d Reimeni. St L Walpole Keppel, to th haston, who retires. GI cher Townshend to, al ,asdaile, who retires. th be _.I Corps of Royal fai Pasley to be Colonel, th John Oldeld to be Lieut. pi Johrs Sykes Kiltson, rice co In, ,'iee Oldfield, to be Can- tic aint Fa.. ?? vice Kitson, and Jamnes l. M Rustherfurd, to ue , .dptainse Second Lieuts T. I. Mould, ov vice Alexander, Geo, Wynn, rke ...

... ILcODoll. 1! A ltr1 2 flt'. T If e 0- 3MOND'Y E1NBR5 81 (Wl __--X3Mto I Tue Pnrtsrianr State Garette oif tlit' 25tb of No. acco vernber, contains accounts from Warsaw of' the 214t, fron from which we learn that the poor Cicizens of. this capi- bodi tal, with thle President at~their head, have been induced was to enact the cruel mockery of' presecnting the, Grand thus Duke Michael with an ...