... Legal and Sessional Appointments for' LI alan way~, 1844. . 2nd.-Sberifs' Court, London (at Guildball).-Court of Common Council (Guildhall). 4th.-London Sessions (Guildhall). 0th.-Central Criminal Court (Justice-hall, Old Bailey). Judges on Rota-Lord Chief Justice Denman, Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr. Justice Coltmas. 8th.-Baster Term ends. 9th.-General Sessions for Westminater (at the West- ...

... Onituedre Lfat t On Wed,..a ~ aolo ip - - -.-Y n One O'clock, a'sale by auctions property of the late LieutenaatI ene ~ the icuigsueportion of the furniture which wa . whe possessjofref the Emperor Napoleon duria his thp St. Helena, took Place at thle outter 1 hiscativityi New Bond-street, by orderof, 'on-rooms Of Mr. piii Lowe, o~n which occasion there eeexesuveras ?? pregent, who appeared ...

... Believing, as we do, that anything which tends to impress the public mind with a sense of the real character of the House of Commons, as A REPRESENTATIVE AS5SEBOLY, must tend, in the same degree, to excite a strong feeling of dissatisfaction with it, and a strong desire to effect a aseeping reform in its constitution, we purpose, in our ?? reports, to insert, immediately after the 'name of ...

... LLOYD'S WEE KLY LOSDON NEWSPAPER. SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1844. N'~c 5tsted, il our Sunday morning edition of ko paper, the fact of Mary Furley's re- pritV dtlrit her Majesty's pleasure. We also d, ?? this tardy and long-postponed inter- state,' of the crown, to avert the barbarous sen- position I 'el tile unhappy woman had been ftise to dcrce altered our opinion as to the efts iifecl evnced by the ...

... Opening oftthe: :Bristol- .andEr- 1-: : ailway.v .. ?? The opening of the entire lireof this rilway was ole. -brated on Wednesday. ?? all business was oun. pended, and thousands arid tens of thousandsficckzed f 'from the country, and the streets, paraded 'by bssdsd music, were densely thronged with people in holiday attire The site of the terminus is very beiutiful, command. lag a very ...

... pooIt5AN ItVEKENTS-The two superb man- ?? Al1 Gate, er the site of the old Cannono brew ery, seen neatrly completed. The building portion of the writ is nearly fiaished, and preparationrs will shortly be ietsesred oa a scale of sumptuous magnifience to make d05 for the reception of their noble tenants, the theag IflAbercorn anrd the Earl of Leieester. marrvls o d that above two thousand ...

... ,LOYD'S -LST me-r1-DMlY -0nm HambrzrgE-Flora fronn Ode r-eA e itlaria from Neusiadt-Anna tr,'n Cpm lener7-Ana, l-ertha, asd Anna, f ro9 lKiel-Gastj' from GriP Ct' ?? Albert, and Alariun C rro Q thilda from StrlaiwsudAriadna IVol`ayg ?? Gottenburg. lia e n Casosilebolia Chlistiania-Iris truly' Gurr.a ey' 3,a OCeea from RgY terda fromllai N t-ihelaC rom PeCj;Z from Antwerp. .eliii d f' ?? ...

... lUISH LABOURERS. The following petition woo presented to the H edte d Commons, early in the week. It was signed by Jobs Fe; and John Delatey, c :-The humble petition of the under signed unemployed labourers in the pariah of Aehill,onatq Kildare, In Ireland, humbly obeweth, That the district it which petitioners exist comprises many tosassd octes t land, which could be rendeced doubly ...

... raRSION INTELDIiZNG. FRANCE. The almost exclusive .theme of tihe Paris papers and letters is the discussion that took place in the Chamber of Deputies, on M. Challes Lasfitte's election at Lonviers. Although returned for the third time with scarcely any op- position, and supported by the Ministry, his election was again declared null and void by a majority ofi18S to 107. The ballot which ...

... Xjj~ EGSARLY BUDGET, j 1il1 be in the ?? of our readess- ma ? imrgtlne no single circumstance connected Ortentous transaction can easily have dout of m elry-that when Si Robert ji ode his proposition to saddle, in, more fe atO SpC to overlay, the country with 5rae Tax, he was atgreat re pais to make dc:erstood, that, although that metogre did. i omc vlhat alarmingttbat, although it was ...

... IRE ENG The followin ---ta --e ap letrfrt n icr in China, and dated Clauson, May 3rd, I1843, Will b[ nleysticag forc My whale observation has taught tON phsclfreis 'the worst instrument for dest re'li prejudice of the Asiatic. Thetai stoh8 mankind to resist force, nil histor at somethieg ieea4 and I feel satisfied tha the dost xperinace o t. tended much to give she Chiueea mre f peaer ato into ...

... EQUALITY OF MANKIND.-All civil distinctions disappear before a thinking being. He sees the same passions, the same ideas pervade the mind of the peer and the peasant, a gloss only is discernible in the language and appearance of the one, which the other does sot possess. If any difference distinguish them, it is to the disadvantage of him wbo wears a mask. The people show themselves as they ...