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... THE :TJIlS AND RALWAYS,|1 The dedication by the Thes, of 4wo long. ieaderF; to the speech: delivered by w Mr. Glyn- at 'the. Uiif- yearly meeting' ?? North 'Westerh- proprietorm isafgreat faet. 7There wiw a tim-e whbli the Thunderer would harly condescend ' 't 'anything. relative o 'railways iii its Tholumiii,savl to their abuse iand their disifragebikent' 'iut times a chang ed, an ...
... sIR ROBERT PEEL AND THE TAMWORTI BIBLE SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the above society was held at the Towns Hall of Tarnwotl, on Wednesday. At twelve 0'nIlok the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, accompanied by ite vicar of the paiish, Mr Pye, Rev. J. 0. Miller, Bir- binglmO and several other gentlemen, entered the large comlfl, ?? took his seat as chairman of the meeting. After praoet. Sir Robert ...
... pair of diamond earrings from M. Michael Levy, a jeweller, and presented them to a young and handsome actress of one of the minor theatres, of whom he was passionate admirer. Some time after he became bankrupt, whereupon the actress, feeling a delicacy not very common.in such cases, charged a person to return the diamonds to the jeweller; but, instead of doing this, the individual question ...
... funeral oration in honour of Mr. O'Connell, is said to have replied that he would willingly do so in the month of November, after the vacation ; but it >hould not be forgotten that the action of O'Connell has been chiefly political, adding—' because Ireland has greater religious liberty than we have in France. The bishops may assemble, correspond, act, &c. with greater freedom than we can ...
... The Hibernia, Capt. Ryrie, arrived at Liverpool! little after midnight on the morning of Saturday las Her dates are : New York, 14th Aug.; Boston, 16t Aug.; Halifax, 18th Aug.; Philadelphia, 14thAug.: Washington, Aug.; New Orleans, BthAug; VeraCruz, 2nd Aug. ; Puebla, 30th July; Mem 29th July; Brazos Santiago, and Tampico, 31st July. The Cambria reached Halifax on the 17th ins. the Hibernia, ...
... A motion was made that committee be appointed to revise the laws, followed by an amendment, that the society be dissolved. There was much discord among the members, arising principally from the late election, and the conduct of Mr. D. W. Harvey, who came in for a pretty considerable share of odium. After a somewhat angry debate the amendment was carried by two to one; subject, however, to ...
... Edinburgh, Aug. 17. An analysis of the votes given at the late city election has been published. It is as follows: rLVUPEBS. Cowan 913 Blackburn 223 Macaulay 62 Gibson-Craig 1 SPLIT VOTES. Gibson-Craig and Macaulay 1321 Cowan and Blackburn 658 Cowan and Gibson-Craig. 437 Gibson-Craig and Blackburn 69 Cowan and Macaulay Macaalay and Blackburn 30 The constituency ought to amount to 5,000, but of ...
... . The contents of the Paris. journals , are of very little political in-r terest, especially as regards their domestic Intelligence. The session of 1847 was officially closed on Monday, a royal decree to that effect .belng,, as usual, communicated by the Ministers to both Chambers. Such few members as hld remained toereceive It, separated, uttering ''Vive le ?? Scarcely .one of the-many ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIE PRANCE.: On Friday week, as stated in our latest edition of last week, 'the Court of Peers was occupied for five hours with thet of L Pel- lapra, the aestaiate of General Cubieres in corrupting l Teste. The proceedings were not partielar'y interesting.- The revelatiosas rade in the course of the previous trials had told the whol'e sitbry of the ?? in the Goubenans affair; and ...
... WEEELY SUMMARY OF MARITIME CASUALTIES. X The following summary is carefully compiled froomthe daily file of thb Shippiog and 4lfercaaLile Gazette, and maybe ?? upon 0S a Perfeet record of maritime dissoters-that so, it contaifli'every in'iidontco- nected with shipping afloat, received up to a late hour rnI Thursday. The Arnet, Lesquel, from Stettin for Rouen, put into srwianmunde, AugustZ th, ...
... THEx .ERAW& TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1847. ?? : !; THE GENERAL ELECTION*. If the throwing np' of a straw will show which way the wind blows, how perfectly acquainted with its correct direction must we be when we see around us weather-cocks of all heights, sorts, and sizes. ?? the time another week has elapsed the returns' -of members to Parliament will pretty plainly show'what we may ...
... Pastor Diaz, they say, was the first to evince symptoms of wish to retire. Whether wincing under the stings and arrows of outrageous journals, or influenced by other considerations, he wrote a letter to Pacheco expressing his intention to resign. Upon this a council of ministers was immediately summoned at Madrid, and Senor Pacheco manifested the same longing to throw up a responsibility, ...