... aunoay morning, the body of new-born male ch Id was found in an entry at the back of St. Vincentstreet East. It was enveloped bag. The nurgeon who made post mortem examination ot the body, w ...

... Half past Four o'clock, Monday, May *24, 11147. [dftrVatTfiu,?t. hU:i atC at 1 l ' fcmium - Thoie marked is for Shares 'juoted as Uegiatered. *■* s as Scrip. « To-day'a Price i ...

... Lord John Russell will have it that the excellence of the amended poor law of is only surpassed the zeal, assiduity, and discretion of the fu ...

... Tiir PffßLicATioss.—Notwithstanding the unfavourable aspect of the times, the literary season of 1817 has been already characterized the production of many works of great merit; and publisher ...

... r ktbei\pscrl SALL'S T.EX f-UPSF A TUESDA r, }' 25, 1847. The Memorial recently presented to Lord John Russell, on the subject of the ...

... According to the weekly returns of the Bank of England i» ied on Friday, the amount of notes in actual circulation t e week ending Saturday, May 15, including seven days' and other bi ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, May 20. Petitions against Sunday travellirg on railways, and against the Factories Bill were presented. RAILWAYS. On the motion for the second reading of ...

... manufactured the foundry of Messrs. T. Wilson and Co. The ex ...

... Prom the London Gazette* of ri l y, May 21. NORVALL, Ant'-opy, paint r, Livtrp ...

... FRANCE. The accounts of the state of the manufacturing population are g in the extreme. Before the end of the month 50,000 men will be out of employ at Rouen. 1600 men have been ...