... ASCENTOFMR. GREEN'S WITH TWELVE, PERSONS. ~ 1nln On Wednesday the second ascent of the gigantic naloon from Vauxhall-gardens took place. The day being propi- tious and the atmosphere clear, the concourse of spectators was more numerous than on the original occasion. Without the Gardens the road was filled with spectators and vehicles ,of all sorts, grades, and descriptions. Along Milwbank ...

... EXfiACV fronm Circulars which havt just bbch sent from the General Registry Office, to all Boards of'Guar- dians- 1. It is necessary that the register-effiee should be!withlit the VnionJ and it is 'desirable that it should be so plated as to be most accessible to the majority of persons resident thercin. . ' It must be well-caleulated to keep the register-books secure from destructiorn by ...

... Q. S- T9CAlwT. tchan.lJiOU cIffice, ?? NooN. . In cunscquLcLoC of. the unfavourable state of the v.-cather (it havinog blown a stronggale from the N.W. si c2 ycaerday, wvith a heavy fall of snow) there were no Foreign arrivals this morning. Tle Freocvl Journals of Thursday which arrived this. morninT, aonfirm tho followiqg intelligence,'wbiclh we niwv ' ttracted from the Mori'n7g CiUrojnicde A ...

... CHAMPION OFFICE, SATURDAY NOON. 'FOREIGN SUMMARY. We have received the Paris papers of Thursday. The critical state of Spain had for the moment superseded the Swiss question in the consideration of the Parisian press. The very gloomy intelligence from Madrid of the 13th inst. which we yesterday published, the successes and the alleged excesses of GOMEZ, the dissensions which had arisen among ...

... WE find that the heads of a Bill for a Rural Police are absolutely published in a pamphlet by one MULLTNS, a Commissioner of Sewers, to whom Mr. HuME has confided the drawing of the Bill. We have not had time to read the affair through; but we find the poor constables and head- boroughs plentifully derided in it, and particularly for their ignorance!, These Scotchmen always open their ...

... CAPITAL AkND LABOUR., Tdu'Master-manufacturers in the Staffordshire Pot- teries have lately put forth a statement of their case, as respects that difference between themselves and their work-people which has been going on for some time back. We shall not undertake here to state the whole facts of the case afresh, and to showwho are right and who are wrong in thisiispute. But the Masters, in ...

... :3LOVflV GAZUIXTES. - JilR ...

... I .. . The Brussels papers of the 17th state that the Dutch officers of Maestricht continue, in defiance of treaties, to pass beyohd the boundaries of that city, Three of them were on Monday last arrested by the Belgium custom-house-officers, and carried to Rieck- hern. On the following day the General commanding at Maestricht marched out of the fortress at the head of U00 infaitrv, 150 ...

... I THC Ht~bov UNION.-The Board of Guardians met yesterday at the Board-roomn, Edgeware, for the pdr. pose of transacting the business'of th'e'Unioni. Tiie Rev. T. WILLIAMs, the Rectorof Hesdon, presided .-At thelast Board a discussion took place relative to the alleged cruel treatment of a female pauper, named Alice Shepherd, who for some miicondidct in the Hendlon workhouse was placed in ...

... A correspondent informs us that at No. 20, Hano- ver-terrace, Regent's-park; a large statuefell from thetop of the dwelling into the road, and owing to its weight, the head thereof w's coisipletely imbedded in the 'ground, and thc beautiful figure broken!to piedes.. At Mr. Wilkinson's (the statuary)' in the New-road, a brick, wall was blown dowxn with a loud crash; and didc much damage to a ...

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