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... IB E L A ND. fDuimn, Fan. 2. Yesterday, Mr. Kemmis gave notice to the solicitor o . for the state priconers that on this day the writs of ai error would come from the Court of Chancery. The V fprofession here think that the only arguable point is Tl Ithe question of the ten days' notiec according tb Eng- T lish practice. D Four gentlemen have been raised to the rank of 01 Qau-n's counsel ...

... Last week, in an article on the Polluted Water Supplied to the Inhabitants of this Metropolis, we said:- The parties interested in the fortunes of the sub- ?? companies, and who are naturally, but very Un- patriotically, opposed to amendment and reform, allege that the filtration to which the foul element is submitted takes away its impurities. Bat we assert, that distillation can alone free ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE, No MONEY MARKET9 YESTERDAY. In the absence of foreign intelligence, domestic matters ave exclusive sway, and the feeling yesterday morning ars rather more favoura9ble. C so, pened at 91i 1e 1ntnid this position has been maintainedhut with a very Small amount of business. Tule quotations for money riae been the same as for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been ...

... S YNOPSIS. Do HALL OF CoMlMaicE.-The large building in Threadieedle-Itreet, built a few years ago by Mr. Mox- ha the biscuit baker, and known as the Hall of Corn- has been closed, after remaining open to the licX for six years. Tile undertaking of the projector Pas turned out a hopeless failure. SA NEW CALIFORNIA.-It may not be generally An tat gold is to be found in Scotland. Gold dust n ...

... POSTACE TO AND FROM THE UNITED I STATES. I A postal convention having been concluded with the United States of America, the following alterations will take place in the regulations affecting the correspondence between that country and the United Kingdom:- The pre-payment of postage on letters, posted in the United Kingdom, and addressed to the United States of America, and vice versa, whether ...

... JOE MUGCINS'S DOG TO THE ERA. Dear Guvnor,-Well, we've open'd our books agin for the Sportin'Campane. So I've just tipt you a perlimi- nary stave, to let you know I'm all alive and barkin', and reddy for my wurk. I carn't wag my tale by way of salutation to you and your reeders, cos, as you know, Old Joe squashed the end on it t'other night with the stemp of his wooden-leg, and it makes me ...

... Mr. RickuDo, in a burst of enthusiasm, once vaunted that it was much more likely. that the North Staffordshire Railway should rent the North- Wesiern than that the North-Western should rent the North Staffordshire. If we may judge fiom the last Report of the North Staffordshire Railway, we do not think that the latter alternative is likely. We give Mr. RICARDO great credit for the high- toned ...

... a11- INQUEST ON THE BODIES. at, Yesterday an intnest was held before Mr. Baker, trl at the Ten B1llS Tavern, Church street, Spitalfields, we On the bodies of H. Sutton, Caroline, his wife, y. John, his child, Caroline Sarah Sayers, his servant, and Greco Ncwland, who perished in the fire at No. 1P 34, Lamb-street, on Thursday night last. At the first inquiry, which took place on Suturday, the ...

... ARRIVAL OF ANGL O-FI{ENCTI EM I CRANTS | - IN SOUTHi AUi1{ALIA. It will be gratifying to a large portion of the Eoelish public to learn that the fiat ?? of tho lecc- hands forced to leave Celais at the crmroucercent of the late French revolution have arrived sately in s mth Aus- tralia. They are chlely nativws (if Notlinghaou :ml dthe fol- lowing account of their condhion aml prospec-s is ?? ...

... ?? ,f 0,e I'CCLE.SIASTICAL CO.J- ik. I'YlI (v f IRELAND. ?? fr tile 'tnicl rfor the j-t cudting 1st pr' LCIiirtM~i by order of the house 'Tite total reccipt'i for the year1 Were ,4 0de mot 40 ,S Ill. 13s. O0/li. wits fur- Ii ~ c'-ties it -V aerfrdand Jitstore see 7dt ~ Ki.Eilala and Ac'onry,.3,361. Is. 5Y¼t.. MA Kilt eteilmitth, ,62 11. l0s. Id. fophioo, * 1 ~~t,4 iheiv, 4 3Sil. 7s. 71/d. Cork ...

... MOR TALITY IN THE MIETROPOL IS. +6 The pr sent return is of an unfavourable character. It show.s that 1,225 deaths are registemd in the week, while the average is 1,169. The increase is still the effict of epidemics, to which 333 deaths are ascribed, or 112 more than have occrcl on the average at this season. Aniongst these, scarlatina and hooping cough (which have doubled the weekly mortality ...