... Wit has often been exercised in defining the height of impudence, the height of folly, &c.; but to illustrate the height of dishonesty, we have onlv, now, to point to the Tory and Protectionist press of this country. is, at this moment, ascribing the existing distress of our commercial and manufacturing classes to the recent legislation in favour of free trade! Aow, tne writers basely ...

... SINGULAR CHARGE OF BIGAMY AGAINST A SURGEON AT UUDDERSI lELD. The lovers of the marvellous at Huddersfield have had their curiosity excited to a considerable degree during the past fortnight, in consequence of a charge of b gamy having been laid agaii Mr. Jonas B. Hellawell, a gentleman practising in the medical profession in that town. The facts of the case are these. Mr. Hellawell, who is ...

... (resented with a gold watch and appendages by the men lately employed upon the ...

... IO A eve, ° Sinugetl.l Destination. ?? ?? N dxt. facet. ch'c Destintion. frons London. du e. %VP a O __ __ __ ?? . .y c 0 1 sl)i2'rllAtIP'TOX STATiON. .. 5M*Nadeirai Mnrs l1 o I s. 9d. 5Lisbon ?? ?? Oc1tb , n ros 1 0 Gibraltar ?? ?? .. ' |J tho thetl 10 Malta and loniall Islands Ili 0 I t Greece and *Egypt . . ?? r d 20th of ' lecu 6 1 0 Inz~dia, Ceylon7 arid China every m5onth. that 0 ( () ...

... 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 ...

... 1FORE:IG. .I ?? ?? AMIERICA. . x By the packet-ship Colnumbia,'%which reached, Liverpool on Saturday lastme have advices from New York to the 1st inst., being one day later than the last accounts. The intelligence is uninterestIng.' The Newn Orleans Lae Patnra states:- By a private letter from a prominent officer in Gene- ral Scott's army, we learn that the General does not ex- pect to reach ...

... Sam Thre annual soir~e of the Institution for the Diffusion the of Knowledge was huld on Monday evening last, in the ax Exchernge Rooms, the wholo suite of which were~ available shot for the party. The roams, which have beeni lately paint- pro ed, looked well, and one great improvement'was in the fr walls being entirely clear from the parinted, rags which Pre., have generally disfigured them, ...

... ( The/oil,wing appeared i n t,nr Second Edition of Friday.) \ NEWMARKET RACES.—Thursday. SWEEPSTAKES, of 5 govs each; for two yp»r oldt, 6 ...

... Thb Swinton Murder.—The adjourned inquest respecting the murder B irker was held Wednesday last. The last adjournment took place r to gite time to the coroner to appiy to Sir George Grey, Secretary for the Homo D parzment, for an order to have* Sellar?, the man to whom suspicion attaches a3 the person who committed the murder, brought before the Swinton jury for examination, and also to see ...

... ( From the Times of t nfa>/.J Saturday Evesiso.—To-day there ha-> again ra:;t'h asitntion in the money market, and the funds have undergone further considerate depression. From tie unfavourable influence of the Bank returns Consols for money opened to 3. whence, owing to same sale*, made in consequence the anticipated serious deficiency in the quarter's revenue, rapidly to B.IJ. A reaction ...

... 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 ...

... SUICIDE BY HANUING.-On Saturday last, an inquest was held at the Red Lion, Snig Brook, onview of the body of John Hall, boot and shoemaker, Blakey-street, who was found by his wife hanging by a rope in the cellar. She had left him at home at half-past eight o'clock on Friday morning, to go to work, and on her return, at a quarter-past twelve at noon, to dinner, she perceived that his hat was ...