... Oir distinguished countryman, Mr. Cobden, wag entertained at a public banquet at the European Hotel, Turin, •# the evening of the 24'h ult. The Comte Collobiano in the chair, having, of course, on his right Mr. CoMen, and on either side the President and Vice-Present of the Chamber of Commerce; the two Syndics •f the city, Comte Baibo, Marqus Cavour, Marquis Brime, Rignon, Professnr Scialoja, ...

... late Thomas Case, fceq. Jan. 10, Dolgell.r, aged 28, Mr. Lewis Evans, thirc. sou of Lewis Evans, Esq, surgeon, of the above place. Jan. aged 5 months, Lewis M'lver, infant son of Roderick M'Leod, Newton-street. Jan. 11, of consumption, aged 32, Mr. Ratcliffe, 2, Juvenal -street. Jan. 11, aged 72, Mr. Water worth, sou., Lvtharn. Jan. 12, aged 75, Mr. Henry Dountierty. at his residence, Sri com ...

... he conceived a most sudden and violent passion, felt desirous of entering into a courtship on the spot, but the place not suiting a formal declaration, the exigeHcy suggeeted the following plan. He politely handed his neighbour Bible, open, with pin stuck in the following verse :—2nd Epistle of John, verse Gih— 44 And now I beseech thee, lady, not as though I wrote new commandment unto thee, ...

... i Diacnanonn. 29 ' (n-petlentfieared 29 * ■ Aatewn request.. o ■MttiathohM 144 SSTr. ? ...

... *■11 ■ Mysterious Dikappbarancb.—A curious circumstance was mnde known to us yesterday by the friends of an individual now missing. It appears that on Thursday evening, May young gentleman of respectable appearance, and about *23 years of ace, left his home near Mount Pleasant to go to a party at Edge hill, to which was to be introduced by a friend upon whom he was going to call in the first ...

... In London, the frost continued up to Friday morning last, when there was slight thaw, followed by snow and sleet. The skaters and sliders were at work without intc mission for week before. my acci ients occurred, owing to the rottenness the old ice, but no lives were lost. The frost has since vanished. Deaths from Starvation.—An*old woman named ;cft her home at arndon, in Worcestershire, on ...

... (Site SALUS POPVLI LEX SUPIiEMA. FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1847. The rejection of Sir William Molesworth's amendment on Monday evening was a matter of course. The distinct pledge then given by the Government to take the very earliest opportunity of maturing a measure for the admission of Roman CatMolics to the same educational rights as are conferred on other sects, left the Honourable Member for ...

... LIVERPOOL and BIRKENHEAD MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, ST. JOHN'S. - - i Saturday, Satdkday, July 14. July IT. July 17* 8. d. i. d. s. d a. d. a. d. i. d. Beef, per lb 0 8 0 Mutton „ 0 6,, 8 0T„ 08 0 7*,, Veal „ 08 ~ 07 07 ~ 08 0 7i„ 0 8 0 « „ 8 6&„ 0 7* T*„ 0 8 Fresh Pork „ 06„ 07 07 „00 0 6j Salmon „ 0 8„0 10 0 7„ 0 0 0 Soles 0 8„0 10 0 6„ 8 „00 Fresh Butter „ 11 ~12 11,. 13 10,, 11 Salt Ditto „ „ 1 ...

... Weekly report. . .. ABMITTBO. DISCHABOED. 26 Cured 16 *gycaland surgical cases Relieved and at own request.. 3 recommendation/ Attending outpatients 21 Irregular o Total 51 Ded _ Remaining tbe hospital —99 . Conmiting Surgeon.—J M. Banner. Esq. and Surgeon for the week.—Dr. Turnbnll and _ Mr. Bahnbrlgge. Honse -John Lightbody and J. Mosley, Eeqrs. House Surgeoo^—Mr. T. B. Gildersleevee. ...

... feel much indebted to the Rev. Mr. Hull for those celebrated chapters on pluralities from which we have quoted so freely, and especially for his embalming of those precious relics, the fragments of some larger works, which seem extinct by time, or concealed, perhaps, in some ancient crypt or monkish cell, to be brought to light in some future generation, and enrolled as an ancient papyrus of ...

... f From Friday's Gazette.) An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, can. 32, week ending on Saturday, the 15th day May, 1»47:— „ IH-OK DKPAhTAIBNT. issued t'22,%7,54 i. Government Debt.. I*ll Other Securities. f)H4. Gold Coin Ai I'iullion 7 Silver Bullion 1 4HI 2.19 X.22 ! ...

... Wkymouth, Thursday, 7 p.m.—A ship is now on fire in the west bay, about ten nrles west of Portland. It was first seen from shore ab-ut five thi . afternoon, and has been since burning with awful fury. From the extent of the flames and their duration, she must be a vessel of considerable size. From what I cun learn I think she must bo a steamer, the afternoon one was seen eoing round Portland, ...