... NORT U .. M| the The guardians, of'-the Nott Brnwc'tdee Yiluulat the We~ihous, B 44t~`, )its~es Ricr-~M'15,~.'GonxA$Ln:the chair. lera- The fellowlunj 'guardians 'we a prese~nt ?? ?? ?? 840- BrdP.hnyThompson; John P.. Doyle`; Captain ither Lindsay; Robert-N, Gibton, Edwt~ard Rilly; 'Daniel; Lyon', ?? Mallett, Robert Hjobart, CornelduS ,R ooney, an ?? than 'H Harding, Esq. Bonis STATE QF THE ...

... OPNXING Or THE FRENC]H CTIA1tBERS-eTIn KISG'S 5pEECIt. (From 3Monday's borsinq Herald.) We have received by extraordinary express the speech of the King of the French on opening the session of the Cham- bers on Snaturday. Our courier reached Boulogne at half-past six yesterday morning, and the speech was brought over to Folkestone, together with our Indian despatches, by oar own steam-yacht ...

... TRE FREEMIAN'S JOURNAL (F,'rom9 the Mayo Constitution.) We have to express our acknowledgments for m1ore than one extraordinary edition of the FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, 0o1- taining late and importantnews relative to the late ministe- rial changes. The enterprise and liberality of the proprie- tors entitle them to much credit. THE POTATO FAILURE. We have great pleasure in inserting the following com- ...

... TILLE BENGAL SEPOY. We hav e on our table a little work, entitled 1 Some remarks on the Proposed Articles of War for the Indian Armies, pub- lished for general information in the year 18S8 ; and a Slight Sketch of the Traits and Characteristics of the Bengal Sepoy, &c. &ic. AHindoo (says Captain Hollings) seldom forgets his fa-i mily, and generally remits his savings to his home. A Ma- ...

... ltAIlWAYS. RAILWAY SH~ARE LIST FOR WEDiNESDAY, Doe. 31. Railways. Paid. Closing Frim$.) Basinieao Done. Abrdeeli ?? £ par I pI $ ~irmdingbamnanfld~oUcOst ?? ?38 132 132 11o, Nt w ?? 7I ?? 1144 i 833 llirnfltg.&¶,d (xi) Juliet-2 144 2ApW I 1/4 flit~stti and Exofira 70 83 87 It NOW ?? 8 pm9 Dr~idol end (liourestre SD I 25 27 n~ 57 Btschinioliitlflisbil d.' 42. .. .. 13% 14 I pi ?? ?? t ...

... ?? PAL''S and .STAIIiNSTER ABBAY. A DUET. WESTMINSTER ABBsEY. Ever since I was an abbey, or, so to speak, a little baby, I never knew anything so shabby, no, not excepting a superannuated tabby ! rH] IST. PAUL'S. I 6j'l'o whom are you alluding? on what wrong may you be brooding ? thuson the silence of the night so remarkably an abrupt exclumalion intruding. WESTMINSTER ABBEY. To the dean and ...

... Brighton, Monday nigrt. An inquest was held before F. H. Gall, Esq. coroner for East Sussex, on Mlondav morning, at No. 12, King's Road, Brighton, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of Colonel John Gurwood, who had terminated his ex- istence on the previous Saturday, by cutting his throat with a razor. The unfortunate deceased of late vears had been en- gaged in editing the ...

... ?? WAL, NewLYN..-WELL-TIEDD L!IEEALTY.-The A. etut.rer5 ! :s a East Wheal Rose mine, at their last meetsig, voted tlsd -- uin of £60 to be placed at the disposal of the Rev. Ed. vuird Dix, Captsin Middleton, and Mr. Ediard Michell, For the relief of the poor of this parish. There has .been. 'or some time past a low fever prevailing In tbis neigbbocr, X tood, which though fatal in only a few ...

... Nzw Palovoes.-Promises, like railway companies, are t' only made to be broken. pi SOMaiETUING IMPENDING.-The driver of a coach from Lt Bridgwater to Abingdon tells the remarkable fact, that he i recently conveyed ten ladies at a time in his coach, neither A of wholn had a band-box! di CAPITAL PUNISHAIENT.-A gentlemen in one of the 0) interior towns of America is so much opposed to capital e ...

... A. correspondent of a cotemporary journal, who had travel- led north wvith the mail last week, supplies some curious de- tails as to the real causes of detention:- I had the misfortune to come by the mail train of Tues- day evening. The mail did not reach Edinburgh till nearly free hours after it was due, while the delay occasioned by the late exaggerated laudslip was certainly not more than ...

... ?? AmITFIOLI tCIIURCHI - TIIO - .# 11 ?? as peoulier pleasure to announce, that bulls have Rome authorising the consecration of the Very .Ginn, p P, Buticrana, bishop elect for the dio. v. This intelligence, we are gratified to learn, tled with universal joy by the clergy of this Stnble diocese over which this truly pious divine is called upon to preside. P PaINCESS BOROSIEsE.-A letter from ...

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