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... ALTCAIt COURSING MEETING. Stewards,—E. Garviu, E , an-i G. b. Esq. By peruiibbion and uadcr the pamoate the K.uil or Seftok. THURSDAY, December 3!. THE C!l\ Mr Eden's Kit Clowe-'* Catarret Mr Garvin* .• Grinder .. Monarch Mr HreUici to.:' 3 'l'uvvpy .. hulk Mr r. It.psu'l .. AL Hla-.t t> .. Air R»TI tor Swan .. J l.b' r Mr Bill's ilieizo .. Mr i. Mr Taylor'a Tiny Salute .. Air Bennett Balk ...
... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. b*. jam. I. W. Jones, Liverpool, assignees 12 ]. H. Peers, Birkenhead, assignees 13 The Weather.—The frost broke up on Monday, and since then the weather has been wet and foggy. The consequences here have been dirty streets and pathways, so filthy and muddy indeed, that few people can recollect anvthing like them except on some of ...
... who feel how dilficult it is to fill up the long winter evenings profitably to young children, should now purchase the book, vvhicn is sold at our office and at the booksellers. its help iinportaut woids may be explained, and from one two hundred experiments may b.- made, all in the way of amusement, without the purchase apparatus.—See adv. ...
... The Court leaves Windsor, for Claremont next week, returns to Windsor about the 16th, proceeds London on the following Monday, and next day, Tuesday, the 10th, her Majesty will open Parliament in person. The usual Ministerial circular has been issued Lord John Russell. It announces that business great importance will proceeded with the opening of the session. In the domestic history of the ...
... Several mills in this borough have begun to work full time. Mechanics' Institution.—The members of this institution held their annual soiree in the hall on Christmas Eve; Mr. Coppock in the chair. Recitation and singing were continued until ten o'clock, when dancing succeeded, and was kept up with spirit. A musical and dancing entertainment was also got up at the Lyceum the same evening, with ...
... Days. lit. | Festivals, ...
... made by such persons they are not valid but it a rational will is dictated by person, even though generally supposed to be an idiot, this isconsdered to afford strong evidence that he is not idiotic. Proofs of partial insanity will defeat a will, in the case of Mr. Greenwood, who labonred under the delusion that his brother had given him a potion to destroy him ; he, therefore, disinherited ...
... facts relative to the state of Dissent in the metropolis. The following for example, are the number chapels belonging to .thevanous denominations:— Congregationalista, or Independents, 137 ; Baptists, 74; Wesleyan Methodists, Scotch Presbyterians, of. various kinds, 17; total, -2WJ. Ine Congregational form church .government predominates in it does, indeed, all the principal towns in England. ...
... at the University of Prague, announced that in future, during his lectures, all the Jewish students would be expected to occupy the -eat behind the Christian students, of whatever country. Some of the young Jews resisted this order, and took their seats promiscuously. The professor remonstrated, and most of the Christian students took part with him. The Jews laid a complaint before the ...
... Manchester.—The fourth weekly meeting of Mr. Briftht'a election committee and friends waa held at Hey ward's Hotel, Bridge-street, yesterday evening se'nnight. The chairman, George Wilson, Esq., ridiculed the Guardian's speculations on the results of a fortnight's canvas?, and said that the editor would now have to enter on a new set of calculations altogether. The number of positive pledges ...
... Pay your accounts promptly, and say not to your creditors, Call again, when you have the money you. If this practice were generally adopted, many an honest and industrious man, who is struggling with this world, would be saved from ruin. The Bank of England returns for the week ending the 19th instant, state the amount of issued £28,413,000, of which the banking department has on hand £8 ...
... Tho annual meeting of the York and Ripon Diocesan Boaril Education was held on Tuesday, in York, Lord Viscount Morpeth, M.P., in the chair. Lord Wenlock, Mr. G. Hudson, Lord Mayor of York, the Bishop of Ripon, the Archdeacon of Cleveland, Archdeacon Wtlherforce, and other distinguished personages, took part in the proceedings. Lord Morpeth, in returning thanks at the close of the meeting, ...