... next, at rine r'chlnk afternoon, if not previ- ously disposed of by private bargain. . SI POP, No. 169, COWCATE, posbesed Iby John Thick, broke2, cirtmiting of front shap And two bitack lpartnerat; seith cellar in thle back Court. Upset lance. L.250; ]tenlt ...

... yesterday at Ashton-under-Lyne, Shackell and Goddard, the Bow street officers, upon a warrant granted J. B. W. Sanderson and John Henworthy, two of her Mijetity's justices of the peace, charging him with having used violent and inflammatory language a meeting ...

... protection from n foreign foe, but he rejoiced to see the statement so fully de- nied as it had been by that efficient oflicer Sir John Barrow. He regretted the annihilation of the coast blockade and the marine artillery, but the fault of that act was not chargeable ...

... consideration. a- There wars a certain mcastare for the hetter registra- r!s lion of rmine, antd for the discovery of concemiled arms, if but the subject was one of great difficulty. There 11 was another measure ; iamely, in ?? preseljt state ir of the law ...

... take with respect Irish railways, and whether it was intended to take the report the grant of £2,000,000 on Friday next. Lord John Russell said it would not come on Friday or Monday, hut he would give notice of the day on which he intended bring it forward ...

... Chartists of Norwich are generally arming ; that about 300 are already armed with pikes ; that these pikes are fast making their way into the country villages and that about sixty men will leave Norwich this week so armed, and some also with pistols, for ...

... MILITIA. Lord John Russell stated that there was intention of calling out the militia during the present year. education (ireland). Mr J. Grattan moved for return of all sums paid hy the Irish National Board of Education, specifying the items and expenditure ...

... remarks be made the presentation of petitions ; and the house theu proceeded to discuss THE MINISTERIAL POLICY IN* IRILAND. Lord John alter stating his reasons for bringing this question, which were, in substance, the same as stated when he gave notice of the ...

... metropolia. At vies en o'clock, four of the local magietr.tes took their seats on 11. e bench in the large room of the King's Arms bin. Mr Thome% the Secretary of the Society, and Mr. Monek M iron, one of the committee, attended to support the inlormatinns ...

... foreman of _the . jury , on _whom John : _Cole : called on Thursday _last , liad _sume doubts ( when lie viewed tlie _body ) on _hirt _' _inind ns to _ _'whether ihe ' rnan ' _-foand'inllie _river _was really _John Cole ; bin , _. _recollecting that ...

... King of Hammer. Now he asked the soils Lard whether that language was to be approved of thee who bad been stated by Mr. Grattan, and with repel to the to au Mourne. penorrage„ who was est there—he west the Lag of Hamm me thought it duty to declare his ...

... constable of the Stockport division of Chesler, by virtue of warrant issued against him Hyde John Clarke, Esq. and John Turner, Esq. of Godlcy. man named John Bradley, dogger, was also included in the warrant. It is stated that M'Douall was. at the time ...