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... P - ?? At. -1 Examiner Office, Five o'cloeck, Peal. BTELNDON FAILURES OF YESTERDAY.1 Te (Frost the Times of to-day.) Teexcitenient catused by the urgent deniand for money has been increased by two additional fiuethe firstben 3that of RougemnontBrothers, an old-established house, whose c.liabilities are supposed to be of moderate extent,whlifle the second is that of John Thomas, Son, and ...
... TATTERSALLS—Monbat. The Cambridgeshire betting was brisk enough on the leading favour ites, did not involve a very heavy outlay : and apart from tnein, was alike flat and unimportant. It will be sufficient to state that after the favoured few, Newcourt. Wanota, and Deriades were most in favour; the first was backed at 25 to I, Wanota at to (40 to 1 afterwards offered), and Deriades at 1,000 ...
... Dikman's Land.—Files of the Hobart Town papers to the 24th of Mgy have been received. question of great interest was agitated in that colony; it whether any more convicts sentenced to transportation were to*fee received there. A very large meeting for the pAlic the subject was held in the Victoria Theatre]m the of May. The abolitionists must Ad in great numbers, and carried several resolutions ...
... ?;--Bull 10--obilicial _fIcArc. ?? I- N D: 1.-IN' DAPPRO.II IjuNG L ECTUIItZS. (IF L-I-Th'lii gelititilaii arrived ill I *iverpiiol h: l i ng sl ciin froni Boston (-1n tile ?? ' i I'/ii ,u / V 1 Cy, ID llil (it! i eI reniaikavIAI t ' L i1 iil :Mr. Enersoa reaclhed I mui rnillv all ( pio(r-e! li(i imilt~liaitely 'le wl tlilrain drilig tihe present week. i e thilt two ?? of leut tes w i'll ...
... zliot&t New%. ASHTON AND STALYBRIDGE. ab 7ITRIIOL TscaOWING.-At thi Town Halli'SItalybridge, on th, Validiy, Edwsard Brenan, a quiack doctor, wats fined 6s. end ~wi costs, amounting in all to Xf. 7s. lid, for throwing vitriol upon Henry Buckley, beer seller, Stalybridge, by which hes Re, burned his coat, waistcoat, andjshirt; and injyired his back. NE SEIStOUS OFFEtecE.--Joha 0arr,X~athew ...
... $pirit of tbe Wrrs5 ITHE FAVOURED AIEN OF BIR JX(iI;,. w (Froim the 'rDwes.) Were tile question put to us, whi-h is the m(ost i::. locality of this empire, ve soull ansver etonre Billt.. and its envirous. AVe do not Mlean tnereh thlut ?? is represented by M lessrs. )lIntz aind Sohl;'ufi e'i latter by Messrs. Newdegete andl Spooner, tiollii- considerable advantages. Nor do we pirtifcl!t! 1; ...
... ID-billotic WCW. TBE QUEEN Moni3anD A .I-At a few bltisltea efr four o'clock vestrcrday afterndon, her majesty, leanting on the arm of the prince coinsort, accompanied by the Driheless of X~iit, and attenided by. a numerous retinue, left thie castle, and after waikirq in front of the private apartments for about a quarter of sin hour, proceeded amongst the people around #he easteru terrace, ...
... In second edition last week we gave the intelligence brought per the Britannia, which arrived on Saturday morning from Boston and Halifax. No additional particulars were brought of the state of affairs in Mexico. We are still without the official accounts of the battles near that city, and in entire ignorance the progress of the peace negotiation. By way of Havre we have accounts from the ...
... The creation of bishopric and the appointment a bishop, the large amount of his emoluments and the nar row range of his duties, have naturally, this new diocese, drawn attention the state of the by-law-established church, and the means which it is lessening its efficiency and loosening its hold upon the attachment of the people. are here, in this borough, which some persons now affectedly call ...
... ELIJAH. The first concert of the season in connection with this society was given on Thursday evening last, in the Free Trade Hall, to a crowded audience. The directors showed both judgment and good taste in selecting Mendelssohn's Elijah for the occasion. It was produced by this society under the immediate direction of the great master in April last, with a success in reference to its ...
... was brought up at the Salford Borough Court, on Wednesday, before the mayor, Mr. Trafford, and Mr. Kay, the presiding magistrates, charged with having refused the police admission to his house, when in the execution of their duty, and with having assaulted them. The facts of the case were simply these : âThe policemen, Ramsbottom, Drennon, and Steel, heard a noise in the prisoner's house of ...