... |VEDNESOAT, Dr; .a0, (11efore hMr. Conniliissinnral BURGE.) IN iLl. CNIAIILES FOX, A B&NKRsaiol'.-Tbjs being the day appointed for the exainiation of ;lrs. I ?? ile wife of thc hankrupt, ft'i of 3TI. Bland, her surviving tirstee tinder a deed of gettlsn'ent, each of those orivnisbe appeased in aruisr to uscmsiso0ses obtainC, ,ii thle last court a.y, tard were aecor- sIUnd. by Sfr. DBsuseR, of ...

... LORD MAYOR'S COURTt-YIOSTMXAs The Right Hoan the Lord Mayor (now Alderman Keshau) eat in his court, Greon-atreet, yesterday, for the last time, and having disposed of all the cases on the list, Me'. Charles Fitzgerald rose and ?? Lord, on the teroiluation of your yearof of ficM, as Lord Mayor of the cityzef Dublin, I have to congratulate you on the suncess which hasattehded your exertions in ...

... MtiONDAY. Before t'se Mfayor. cud Mr. Carrf ek. UTlR~A PLNJOYME1NT.-T1I Police Sheet this mlorning included the names Of somte eighteen bipeds, roost cf whobanhving enjoyed the festiveseaseon notwisebLly. too well,' and sinc?e undergone a- nigl', ooigii h cel fteplice station, appeared behn teba i? fanes that ?? anny thing but merry Christmas-. -The ?? presented wras the well known Mlaria ...

... The following is a copy of the report by the directors of the Highland and Agricultural Society, on the Act 9th and 10th Victoria, cap. 101, called the Drainage Act. The directors, it will be seen, are decided in their approbation of this measure: As this act is a measure directly bearing on the interests of all the agricultural classes in the United Kingdom, from the proprietor to the ...

... S. y commenting on some of the astronomical papers which you have been at to publish in the Luerpnol Mercury. There are onlv two points that letter which require any reply; and had the indubitable writer put his name to his letter, it would neitner have needed, nor should it have had, any reply from me. That name would have made it harmless ir every man's estimation. /he first point is where ...

... - S - O - =F - C= 3I.IEAST' P'OLICE OFIFICE. Blefore thle Mayor, NV*. Molonv, Esq., R.M., and T. Verner, Fs~q. ' TIns GlAME ?? Joint Smihl, attorney said lie. appeared oil lielndfl of it poor muanll) Ladh o snleel ~~tuimlned I~ resilassinK (0tIm ila( inis of Mr. Iliintei', Doumniurrv. Tile ?? II as hi v'crv% Iihumle eircniostiniwes, and kept aN Til~liall Cat ng-hoose it) Pa1t rick -ml nt. ...

... GLASGOW IUNICIPAL POLICE BOARD. roe - . I - al On Mondav the ordinarv weekly meeting of the Police and le Statute Labour Committee of the Municipal Council was held in n, the Police Buildings-the Lord Provost ill the chair. :)f STATUTE LABOUR AND LIGHTING AND CLEANING. at Reports were read from the Sub-committees on Statute Labour and Lightingand Cleaning, respectively, referrinn to various ...

... J ! , ii-E 17, '>.E1MLL1GE'NCE, W: ~~N F WbCS.U~Lh | . ?? t ;t; ens ci the C)e A i. ughl pu ilin Ki- ?? 't'ii shawl ivils 5 ii. l about a .. . t I',lllillt *-1i lithe plriison r, who k *h r sen where the shan I ea nissel, she * was tip- : . a. d-d her in ?? ! I . i , :- , t ?? MeKi, ?? under falso prestices, :slirad atthori.es, ?? of- . hin coiat borough. Franis .i i. t'\i t fiqitg, andi ...

... Half-past Four o'clock, Thursday, Zfcc. 31, 1846. Prices marked thus [p] are at a Premium. Those marked [a J are at a Discount. R for Shares quoted Registered. for Shares quoted as Scrip. «* To-day's Price*. RAILWAYS. -Bales This day. *2 ...

... CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES. Julian Period Shrove Tuesday Feb. Year of the world 5851 Lent b?gins Feb. 17 Golden Number Good Friday April a ®P ao * Easter Sunday April 4 eolar Cycle Rogation Sunday .May Sunday Letter Holy Thursday May 13 lndiction 4 Whit Sunday May 21 Epiphany. ..Jan. 6 Trinity Sunday May Sundays after Epiphany 3 Sundays after Trinity 25 oeptuagesima Sua Jan. 31 Advent Sunday ...

... The Independent Methodists of this town held a tea Christmas Day, in the large school-room under ' * Elizabeth street, when about 150 persons bundle of about sixty opened letters, the bulk of were addressed to a druggist at Ledbury, were i on Saturday last, in a sewer the comer of Pud* ilrtfe t and Lord Nelson-street, by some of the work■icnni the employ of Messrs. Varty and Wilson, ...

... Between three and four yesterday afternoon, a fire was discovered at the Irongate wharf, extensive range of warehouses between the Tower of London and St. Katharine's docks. To such an extent did the fire rage within few minutes after its first appearance, that general impression prevailed that the docks were on fire. From the moment the engines began to throw their copious streams of water on ...