... BREAKING DOWN OF THE LAW, * (From B aow'8 Worcste r Journal.) W ORn CESTE UN ION.-A spcial ine'dngof the guar- - dians was held on Monday in the ?? at the union workhouse, for the purpose of' considering a letter which had been received by-themaster zo*the house from Sir Edmund Head; the 'assistantwbommi asiofer Ifor the district, and also a letter from Capt. Thotas to the clerk, a tmtouncing ...

... . EXTRACTS FROM THr LATEST PAPERS AND LETTERS. IuRsH POOR-LAW.-The following is an extract of a private letter from Cork:- It will take some time before the new act is in operation here. The subject is now under the consideration of, the middle classes, upon whom the weight of ithelburdei is expectedto fall, and the lower orders have an ' agi- , tation, aniag themselves, for they say that the ...

... OaI $is u PROPOSITIONS. 1. That thetaxes of Great; Britain and I'reland, 9 far as they are raised through the medium of consumable articles, is attended with the following evils viz - - An incessant struggle on the part of those who first pay them-he inerchai't,-dealer, atndmnfufacttirer.to recover the moount 8s -patId tlgether'with the 'u most. addition they cap -obtall; as a' orp en iatiot ...

... MR. SPRfNG'RICt 4hnd'T IE MPITLUOADq. .In the course of the eekjtee ,.hase Vbheu some amusing-speeches made inthe Houme df. Conmons respecting the' Post-office and the Railroads. A* ques- tion hasiarlser.,i,'as to svheth era~iiir~lt m elooked pon as apublic ihhway,. or whethei t&.proprietors 'of such roads -may not righitfully ch'rge 'Just - what they please in teward for:'cbhveying the ...

... r1aO fruE LONDON GABuTTEM TUESDAY, 'JnVr24. DECLiRATION OF INSOLVENCY, JUI. 24.-G. Brains, !fe*land Berkshire, carpenter and builder. BANITRUPTCY ANNULLED. -J. Cnswer, Egham.hill, Egham, Surrey, butcher. BANRRUPTS.-R; BALL,OlVeston, GlouesterShire, shopkeeper. W. HOWARD, Leeds, cloth-merchant. J. SuTCLIr, Bowlin;g, Yorkshire, stuff-merchant. D. DAVis, Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorganahire, hUen ...

... LORDS' COfMMTTES ON THE POOt-LaW. The following letter has, appeared in the Times news- paper of Wednesday the 29th current: - Sir,-I find in your paper of the 17th instant, in, the report from the select committee of certain papers respecting the operation of the Poor-law Amequdment Act, in the 11th leso. lution of that report, under head '2nd, the following statement: -that the cripple John ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.-POLICE. The M1ornmyg Chronicle, of the 6th instant, contains *an account of the election of town-councillors at Hast- ings, where a. Tory has slipped in. under the Whig Municipal Act, in-consequence of his being opposed to the police set on foot-in that town under the new law. We insert the whole of the Chroi4icqe's account of. this affair, because it shows by foretaste, ...

... TO THE RIGHT LON10. LORD, JOHN RO$S4Lb, .HOME SECRETARY. My LORD,-If your lordship reflects on the very shabby spirit evinced by yourself, when I had last the honour to address you, you will not be suprised that, on this occasion, instead of ?? with you through the medium of the Post-office, I rather prefer the public press. It has pleased Almighty God to visit you with that calamity which, ...

... It-¢'OTS, ANCI1IS, AN-MIOTZONS. ?? ,i , k ; ,: ?? -= - . i.I I Lord MAijYn30onorrn, brother of the Duke Of WELLINGTON, ift wl' W itiS wsiisi'appointed ID tho Captainc1y 'df Deal Ciestle, ivacant; by the demise of Lord CARRINGTON. 'A handkerchief for the QuEEN has just been completed i ,by 4 M~rs, Cpareaeuc of Plymouth, and is valued at dO!. ?? ?? Onlest cambric, haviri the reval arins in the ...

... |AMDSof 4RiH;'W 4NON' n- o 0Ig F~tssCt§SE Qt JBIRttEAMt Importaw ma 14i vi polittit1itoiy of ts ?? ~ o ~ju .Oeliverance fN4 Whig- ?? ~~ dj~ g~~~igb, an J.6.,§ehygtijha-JI commn wth orseves, are no less anxious in lookg forardto he awnof our political liberty. I Thee i no a aton in the world so fayouiQedbJo4 vidnce soadated by nature, so abundant inal h iii~ar we th most degraded and oy~rta~ ...

... C3llos'A1t05l of g1ag MAJESTY QUREN VeTmIpuA. ,, Thursday, the 28th of June, being the day fixed on for this splendid pageaut, some anxiety prevailed as to the weather, but a slight showier of rain at about eight o'clock in the morning wasthe only cloud which hung over the dy's proceedings for a minute It lasted for DO longer time than a quarter, of an hour, the wwh'oe day afterwards ?? ...

... BUW'OBTA- FROM SELECT COMMITTmE POOR-LAW k, LDEXNT' ACT : (Co'neucddfronm our paper of Sept. 17.) , The Rev. Mr. 8andb', chafirman of the Wapgfora Union, 'says, I can afirm that very generally throughout the'union the occupiers have fbund 'ozi`e sortt.ps employment-for. the la- bourers. Jn'msiiy parisieeilie. iatiou of the, armer hasi -been actively stikred up t6 meet the' emergency.: They ...