... Deaf and Dumb Institntion. t T 11 F. ANNUAL. PUIIC EXA IN0ATION, of tbe ti T PUIALS of the9IF.AV auni ?? INSTITUTION wiill take I, ptaer, lit ?doeIi '.tR YSo I[WE I, onl 70'ooltsI)Aoo, I 3th Juone, tit I2 oi'clock tII oIlot. 1.0AX), 01 'thle AN NUAL GrNEN iAL. 7IlitTl N( of the (l~~It'of thle Si 1ttA :,itl11CM IINSTIT tlIttN will utale pliiee, ait thel I101oisi: of ( thel 1:;STITUrIOi, ...

... SPORTING. Liverroot Granxp LiverPoot, Wepyespay.—This grand nati which has occupied so much of public attention | weeks, ‘* cam ing during the last few day, and afforded much “ sport.” The attenda le was very large. The ground over whieh had to run varied but little from that of prev About half-past two o'clock, the horses appea course ; the whole of them apparently in Charity was a little the ...

... To spoRThIWEN & QUARIUERS. THF sIIIBSCRIBlER basiuso reerpivotilfroln M1eoorS OnRTTS T Alt lVe' of London, anti otlier tipproved AManufactutrer'i. a laser supply of all tho virions soti o f SI lUT) Cl Cl(tN OWDEIM aimo St oilt 1ILASTI NO, Ilounitl o Small, ?? Qottvtliro. Fli KNCll p E llC'tAS10N CAPSt, in rera, t Yairos ailia ?? 1,,-sI N'Tio,tlloslVE CAlPS PATENT SIlolT, FLINT' , PATENT SAFETY ...

... Loid BROUGHAM rose to call the attention of their Lordships to a motion, which, as he understood it would not be opposed, he should do in few words as possible. The subject was one of great importance, and one which the House had ways expressed the greatest interest—he meant the management of the prisons of the realm. Their Lordships were aware, that, 1835, when the Hon. Baronet, the Member ...

... Splendid Stock PRINTS «nd E. - CRAVINGS; amongst which will founibeauliful Impressions lh following DUKE OP WEDEIKOrOW. PORTRAIT of the DUKE of 'y^ l m hi. ,lobes, a, CHANCELLOR “NP- E RSITY^ Psinted Ruiccs 1 iiu.Lli’3. of the DUKE of WELLINGTON— Painted b, Local, for the Trinity-house, London—engrased Cousins—/uT-'f LIN-GTON the t PORTRAIT of the WELLINGIUN, the full .lie of life, bv Sir ...

... !I',iw t :~of ?? s isiv t ?? 1 ?? h,'st llannocburn'nttade C- 1ItilI -I Il, *od IICl:I I - i welt Ihtown oill over the E hod.ba fti r ohir exeetletacei 0 eiiity, intflo,~rability in Colours, Fite ?? l1TAN5, and Gtietlesuen's )lltlNO TARTIAN' PLAlD4. In all tim dtfivwcc'i Chfin Pautternus sevlch-ruatdo D)RUGGETS, ofu Hii s potjorquohi~ Or CO ~ I-CLT 15, oumfvtoedfrom long fligh- land Wool- it ...

... and wrote ber discharge. I handed it to ber d, when she rea shilling that was coming to her; ani I suppose it was seeing “® threw it in my face. that made her | paid, at the end of the discharge, in my face. Cross-examined b: y Mr. a lawyer, Mr. Lyons? Mr. Lyon: I am. jar. Mr. O'! a lawyer, I have been called to the B a Barrister. then, if you are not a lawyer, you are me. He stand —Walton ...

... = eeds of | AVDRESS TO DR. PATTE DY | iw ¢. — al = Es * porary to Dr. Patten, Laspeetor for this d nat the React -f © _ ons on 7 ( a o from sixty to seventy teachers of National § 25 —————— — oe i | = eS ee — ety ng to obligations to Dr. Patten have been expresse Jeep 5 lowing well-merited address from them, at ti Ss ob- of the lectures :— in bis TO JAMES PATTEN, ESQ., M.D., M.B.LA., Dist Ce ...

... woul take care ‘ I could have confidence, are, til to- should commit the young lady to her ¢ this house, Mr. M‘Mecaas— There is @ ady i and wo . n a governess, who is very eharge of ber. woe se then cam e forward. The lady of the hou: f she would ue dertake the f Crampton asked her i charge, she said sb e would. have a Mr. Hormes—No © ne, of course, = CaamPTo x—I certainly and shall dis but ...

... dust, and / € be carried in the they ney. aith TRAVELL ERS and ‘TOURISI S, at this» tteuT mere will he | West oF 1, Don, THE LASSWADE Patent Tapestry and Veivet Ca OBERT GUD Pe I has d the al Ng S Messes RICHARD CO., Edinvurgh, several Sag WA cont new Patterns of 26 PARPRTING. and will the Sale of them iv in Be ‘being confined to bi 44, Hizh-Street, Lath June, ——= = FOUN VD, é UNCH OF KEYS. ...

... the same effect, an: da petition from the city agreed to the imnort duties. at a public meeting, praying for an and the adoption of the comr sures of the Ministry. Mr. MACAULAY presen ted a petition burgh, in favour of the commercial measures vernment. an Mr. WARD prese ated 32 petitions, from t __ Lord POWER COURT presented a petitic th, in favour of the comme Corporation of Ba' t. (‘ Hear, ...

... JitETISG of the friends and supporters of Mr. E-nerson »nd Mr. Johnson took place yesterday In the Gymnasium, Fountain. street, se*en o'clock. On the motion of Mr. John Potts, seconded by Mr. Edmonson, Mr. Hill wa» called to the Chair. Mr. Ejiebso’* Tensest c* forwar.l, amid great cheer• ng, and rounds the KeniisU tire. Auer apologising for not being able, in consequence of indisposition, to ...