... indulging itl anticipation of the happy faces and joyous meetings which were usualat Christmas and other festivals. Some of us might recollect having been present at a Christmas party, and having seen there, perhaps, three beautiful young ladies, sisters, the ...

... Reynolds was thie author of neariy IV pieces, the last labour of his life being thie Adelplij pan- totiune at the past Christmas. During the pact and previous weebs several addresses to the Dean of York, expressive of sorrow at the event of the visitation ...

... MEE-TINGS I TO CONSIDER THE NEW MINISTERIAL - PROPOSiTION ON THE CORN-LAWS. The present week has been one of such generald excitement that we do not recollect its parallel for i many years, and, though we hive more space to de- vote to news than any other weekly ...

... 1. J. Smethurst, Manchester, to audit 11 - 2. J. Ormirod, Hulme, assignees 12 - 2. M. Thomas, Manchester, assignees 11 GOOD NEWS FOR IDLE AND IGNORANT PARSONS.- In the last Church and State Gazette, a tory paper, the following advertisement appears: -THE ...

... ANTI CORN-LAW CONFERENCE IN LONDON. TUESDAY. The members of the great London Anti-Corn.Law Conference met this morning at Herbert's (late Brown's) Hotel, Palace Yard, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present distresses of the country, ...

... jackets. The a Place where they robbed him is the lonely part of the C road between the Mile House and the junction witth d the new road to Cheetham Hill.-A robbery had been ti Xeffected near the same spot on Saturday night, a lady si ubeing stopped by a man ...

... passing them. r APPOINTMENT OF CONSTABLES UNDER THE NEW ACT.-The first appointment in this neighbourhood, made under the New Constabulary Act, 5 and 6 Vic., c. 109, took place yesterday, at the New Bailey. when .the magistrates held a special sessions ...

... that the decision was erroneous, and findineg that they could not claim a e new trial, determined, as they had the money, not to part f with it, but force him to seek that new trial. He would if not take that course-(a Comneissioner: He was not e likely)-and ...

... contrives by his admirable manner and close study to l make meot interesting. He excites in the mind new im- cl pressions, not by the hackneyed system of new read- 1 ings, but by the more legitimate mode of looking into 'character with the eyeof a close ...

... ed next week, but a new paper, to supply its place, will be started in the metropolis, under the- auspices of the League, and'to be named after its great- patron association. It is to be printed by Palmer arid Clayton, of London, and will be brought ...

... and as the Assembly Room would not contain ?? audience, tire meeting was adjourned to a place called the Green Area, near the new bridge, when Mr. R. Batenman, an exten- sive landowner, was called to the chair. T'ie chairman briefly introduced the deputation ...

... fined £50 and in default of payment committed for three months. PosT-OersCo INs rOnnATION.-Mr. Barton, agent for the Illustrated London News, who had been summoned to the Boroughs Court, yesterday week, for an offence against the Post-Office regulations in ...