... ATTEMPT OF TWENTY-SIX CONVICTS TO BREAK OUT OF MARYBOROUGII GAOL. (From the Leinster .Express.) On Thursday evening, about half-past five o'clock, 26 prisoners, under sentence of transportation, endeavoured to effect their escape from the gaol of Mlaryborougl. T'ie following are the circumstances connected with the ?? seems that several prisoners were return- ing to their respective wards from ...

... Sie,-An' appeal has been made a short time -not since in one of the weekly journals, by Mr Samuel otil 'Jacobs, who describes himself as 'a member and Cui missionary' of the above Association, ' to the mem- by bers, delegates, and local officers,' for justice or re- ear dress for the injuries inflicted by the Central 'au Committee. wil A press;of other business has prevented me reply- the ing ...

... 11cTO THE EDITOR 01F THE TIMES. im 1SIR-I hope you will, in justice to those who have np. Ari pointed a general collection in the chorehes on the 17th, (the hts day of the Thanksgiving,) and still more in pity to the un- cm happy people In the western districts of Ireland, who wiill we again perish by thousands this year if they are not relieved, the publisha the accompanying statement, ...

... ?? 10%l FROM THlE LDON GAZETTE TlNTS._ rRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. GEORGE jOHN GALABINi, BarttlomewclsPin to surrender Oct. IS at half-past 1f ' o ri Bankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Smithc , BV '25 1th official assignee, M r. Bell, ?? a.otree t bul G r ee'at l 1PTlIlKkAir.Bell 1111,l BiudasingbOct. 19reet rptcyOM olcitor, MesN Park-rosad North Brittof chan t, Oct.tl Isc No v. 10eX, na: half-past 12 ...

... Bale Bela. -a CC d t d WESTMORE&5D. ti n RA7LwA Ac scr1>T.-A Perious Casualty occurred P ' on Monday, about mid-day. on the Lancaster and d Carlisl line, close to the Milnthorp station, about i- seven miles from Kendal. A luggage train frorn the 3 d south was standu nat the station on the down line,d t 5. whena train ladenawith cattle, drawnbytwoen- vi 0 gines, ca tne up at a rapid rate, and ...

... L E E D S: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16. the R. COuDENn, Esq., M.P. for the West Ridifig, av.arrived at hia residence in Manchester on Monday last, 1 about three p.m., with health quite invigorated. The Hon.c Member has not yet made any public declaration aa toI rneral his intentiona of representing The County fisr all -England; Com- still in the Leaglic Room the undleretanding is, that he will Few, ...

... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c., IN MIUt. On Monday, a portmanteau, the property of the Rev. iti. Paget, of Welton, containing a quantity of wearing apparel, was stolen from the railway ?? Saturday afternoon, about balf-past five o'clock, a labourer named Edward Anderson, residing in Finkle-street, was crossing over the Humber Dock bridge, as it was being closed, when he accidently got his foot ...

... correopoilureu+ .- - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - ?? . _ .. .. . . .. ISNAPPINGJ OF THE ROPB fN TfIfI SHAFrS OF COAL PITS. TO THEt DITOB OF THE eoRTnHlER 3TAR. I Sis,-In youjr notied to'corrcspondents of the Star of rthe itch of September, Ireai a letter wherein your cor- responden; asks whether you or any of your corres- pondenta have discovered a plan, or invented a machine, !whereby the lives ...

... are Cire A111 Fissaiuay LocALrr.-On Sunday even- to a ing next, at eight o'clock, Mr Skelton Will lecture9 t,,,t Subject :-'Superstitions, Priestoraft.' P r r GnszNwim Arlo DSMIOBiD -The Chartisti of the tion above locality will meet in future at seven o'cock even on every Sunday evening, at Mr J, Morgan's. 39, vat1 Butcher-row. Deptford. A general meeting will be held on Sunday next, for the ...

... . Varicsitoi Father Mathew is going to teetotalise the Ameri- cans in the spring of 1848. i The annual eoirw of the Manchester Athenmaum i6fixed for Thursdagy, tbe lth ofNovemeber. Arobi. bald Alison, Esq., the ?? historian of the French Revolution, is to preside. The Scientific Congress now'aitting'it Venice has resolved that its sittings in 1848 shall be held at Sienna, and in 1849 at ...

... A quarterly meeting of this body was held on Monday last at the Town Hall, Mr. Alderman Gresham in the chair. The Commissioners present were Messrs. For- rester, Boyle, West, and Seaton. THE HESSLE ROAD NUISANCE. The minutes of the preceding meeting having been read, Mr. FORRESTER asked what had been done with respect to the nuisance from Mr. Holmues's tan-yard ? Mr. NEWTON, the ?? drain has ...

... AUtropolitan flIttaigl[r. DZ&rgpnPOM ~pc ?? Baker: At IOf 01 the Dock-house EatIdiaadBrmoon gc body of MarthaJns gdfv ots hs low( death wamsaceertdyth imue iaisg moo from an undraie dic.Tedcae a e that saffering from bepn ogadhdprilyprin reCovered. She hdsvrlftadhrhat a give impeed ya boiu fuiun arising fronitw tbeii Tnrie dthson each side of th road in Quy thes ?? They were full of ...