... l LORD STANLEY'S PROTEST AGAIN'S THE CORN~ BILL. The following is the protest of Lord Stasnley against the Cori Bill, which was laid on the table of tbelloise ?? Friday nigbt:- Diesestient,- I. Becatuse the repeal of the corn laws vrill greatly Increase the dependence of this country upon forenr.s countrles for is supply of food, and wvill tisereby expose it to dangers againat which former ...

... TOBACCO.-SMUGGLING. On Saturday, a return (obtained by Mr. lurne), ex- r, tending to nearly 100 folio pages, was printed, showing si the number of persons charged with, or committed to ti prison for adulterating, or having adulterated tobacco ti in their possession, in the years ended the 5th January, c 1844, 1845, and 1846, as also those charged with the like offence in 1843, 1844, and 1845, ...

... BANK ROBBERY AT BEiRWICK-UPON- I TWEED. | Considerable excitement was caused at Berwick.. upon-Tweed, on Friday morning last, by a rumour, con- firmed by subsequent inquiry, that tihe premises of the North of England Joint Stock Bank, situate in Bridge- street, bad been entered and robbed of a coinsiderable sum of money. The bank at Berwick is a branch eota- blishment, the head office being at ...

... I BICESTEn, APRIL 17.-The facts which are now coming to light lead us to expect that the mysterious death of Mr. George Mobbs, who was found dead on a heap of stones in Dunstan-lane, will ere long be fully cleared up, and that It will appdar that he was bar- barously murdered. The circumstances that have led to the committal of the parties charged with the murder are as follows :-In June, 1844 ...

... 'ALLEGED MURDER BY A FOREIGN V SEAM4AN IN HUL, L . Our readers sway peerisps remember that some live or six weeks; ago,' two. Rusiss~n seiatien waaned Isaac Eanoais and Jacob Gdreig, were. charged with cutting and stabbing two Enlglish tilantart ?? the mlddto ~of the night of 'the sixth.i Janury, ii Ladeihal.Aqnre.Ooe of these, a.fino young sloopdaain natniql Olearlics Sandervon was so ...

... I I (Before Mr. Commissioner Box).i WEDNESDAY, August 19. I In re MATTHEW HoBsoN.-Final Examination.- It Air. C. al. Veale, solicitor, Grimeby, instituted a long examination of the bankrupt with reference to various i matters in his balance-sheet. It appeared from this f examination, that some three or four ;nonthe before the bankrupt stopped payment, he placed in the hands of I Mr. Chapman, ...

... I; ,tl (Before Mr. Commissioner EVANS.) lr CORN ANT) RAILWAY SPECUILATIONS.-IN RE CROSS. ir The lislkruapt in this case, who was described as ; corn- el dealer, at Leeds, Fpplied for his certiticate. Sonme discussion Pi ensued as to a claim of £453 los. C5d, upon the part of Messrs. t( Scott and Co., being a balance Iarising out of a certain specala- ti tion of corn, at Hamburg, called ...

... -ILUujEit OF A ,1 A.'il, I .x1) iJ C. Ij ( . I F , '.THE-FATHER. . Shortly after sevesn o'crck onz Monday morning the ?? of Scuthampton-street, t' nibitrwell, was alarmed by tile frantic screams of a worlvii who SEe had just. made her oscaph by the back-door of No. 5, less Wcllington.place, a small cottage residency, only one ieral Io~ ~g. f and story highl. Tlc first person who repaired to ...

... MURDER NEAR'LIVERPOOL. be On Saturday last an inquest was held at St. Helen's on ag the body of John Cunliffe,-who came to his death under in the folowing appalling ?? deceased was a shoemaker; about 30 years of age, in the employ of dMr. Sims, and was a cripple, wearing a wooden leg. he Thomas Wilkinson, a man in the same employ, deposed en; tht on Thursday last, about half-past one o'clock, ...

... goot 3*ntfltcligent4 ECXTRAORDINARY SEIDTCTION CASE. MARY CABISOLL A. JOIIN LADAVEZE AiRABIN, Ex- LowD MALor OF DUBnLe.-..This was all action brought by the plaintiff, to recover compensation for the seduc- etion of her daughter, Mary Anne Garroll. Damages were laid at £5000, and the defendant pleaded Not e\ purltyha Mr. Dwyer stated the case, from which it ap- e peared that in the year 1812 ...

... ?? i [ffelne & Ilnqurtt. MELzANCHOLT OCCURRENCE AT KENSINOTON. -On No Saturday morning a melancholy occurrence took wa place at Kensington, which terminated fatally. It do appears that a gentleman named Me. George Robert Ili Ward, a barrister, hid been on a visit at the house of ho ?? brother, Dr. Ogier Ward, No. 9, Leonard-place, a I Kensington, and during the last day or tvo had been St ...

... zofi nteairwrure, MASO1 (IRtELAND.) CURIOUS CASE.-Geor'ge Ormsby (one otf the o.ld high church Conservrative atati.Cstholic psortaury of Xla~o) %as put 00l trial foir dischargingj a loaded gun ait hisl owit Oaun.hter (Fanny Ormeby), wvithl intent to maim, disable,. disfigute, ordo some grievous bodilyliarm. The prisoner was an old man, aged 70 years, or upwards. The pre- isecuatrix, at stout, ...