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... [iviom Or, owflON CcilREiSPoNDENT. 1 t P'ARIS, SATURDAXY. o Thl~e ag~itat iil ?? the clubbist-i at d wvork ili 0 cla ses, wI iich1 Ias 1 cci oserved for soni e(days liast, is farl fruni ?? and inl the opinion of mfanly ?? are in11 t le evo i.f Somen disturbances il t he ecapital. ThI ouglhont the dlay Paris appeavs per,- fcctly quiiet, aud i there is not the slightest appear- 4 atec of the ...

... MNONDAY MORNING, APRIL S0. The House of Commons has been almost exclusively occupied %vith Irish business since our last. On Thurs- day, Lord John Russell introduced a bill to amend the existing Irish Poor Law; and the Solicitor-General moved for leave to bring in a bill further to facilitate the sale of encumbered estates in Ireland. The great feature of the latter measure is the substitution ...

... A NARROW ESCAPs.-On Sunday morning two young gentlemen, who have been in the habit of bathing all the winter, betook themselves to the point of the C:hain-pier to enjoy their favourite recreation, and having in their usual style precipitated themselves from the top of the pier, they immediately, as ie necessary in this cold wea- ther, made for the landing-place, but what was their horror and ...

... E .AT LEITH. SIX BOYS DROWNED. e (From the Scotsman of Saturday.) ?? occurrence of a verv melancholy character took place at Leith on Thursday. About cleven o'clock the sea tad receded e so far as to leave the ledge of rocks running partillet with South Leith Sands, cornmonly known as the Black RocksR, quite ?? 1 s Snd Lintouched by the water; a considerable itirmbn r of irndivi. duals, ...

... in producing returns which are deemed of an important character, more especially as regards our foreign relations, for which Lord Palmerston is held re- sponsible. Scarcely a day passes that the representative of the Foreign, Home, Colonial, or some other department of the Ministry, has not to offer an explanation which does not give satisfaction. The Earl of Aberdeen last night pointedly ...

... TUESDAY, APRIL 24. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.-J. PILGRIM, Back-lane- road,Shadwell, publican. BANKRUPTS -F. TRUE, Downham-market, Norfolk. iron- monger.-J. LOUSTAU, Crutched-friars, wine merchant.-W. HOLLIDAY, Chatham, carpenter.-T. MARSON, South place, Finsbury, dealer in horses.-W. PULLEN, Bradford, York- shire, druggist.-A. PEACOCK, Liverpool, corn merchout,-S. ROBERTS, Llanrhaidr-yn.Mochnant, ...

... FROMI ODE PRIVATE COR RESPONDENT. ?? ?? Lonrdon, Fiday Nilht. Next Thursday week has been fixed for hearing the wr;R of error causes, O'Brien and MLI'Manus v. the Queen, and all the judges have received special summonses to attend. The printed case of her Majesty, or rather of Lord Clarendon and Mr. Attorney-General Mnaohan, was yesterday lodged in the proper office, and on Monday next the ...

... LO5NDON. APRIL 28. 1ir. Hudto071, Ar. P., and his- Constituents.-Tbe friends di of Mr. Hudson, I. P., in Sunderland, have been can- b: vassing the electors of that borough for signatures to an a, address expressing confidence in him. The address denies that the charges made against Mr. Hudson with C respect to railway matters have been proved, and is so Worded as to imply an approval of his ...

... A WORD OR TWO ABOUT jjZ | LATE HANGULNG MATCHES, Now that the unadulterated scoundrel, j BLOmFIELD RUsH, has been tried, condem&n hanged. and baried, nothing that the newspapet say of his deeds can affect him or his position; lzu we should not again recur to the subject of th Stanfield Hall Murders, a subject about which Ifa too much has been written already, had we not few observations to ...

... mil. _ I The anniversary etns6 h eiju n ee volent soieie (cmmonly'fth ellibsad e altocughisome of Uiemcalled The May Meetinigs, although some of them are held in April and others in June) are fixed to take place according to the following arrangement: A- pril 26 London Hihernian Society, Hianover-square Rooms, tbe Marquis of Cholmnondeley, chairman; Baptist Missionary Society, Exeter Hall, ...

... CO U /AY' TJClWl'A le. PRESENTATIONS ?? ER MAI-STY'S LEVEES. ol1( Iridilbvlij'aiifljce, April 28, ]64!9. Sutme ir-ifgltltlritie. Ilmiling ?? place, notiele is lieruhy '10011 tliit OII g ?? t, IC u ?? to thl Qitin A it a 1iveitt:ti 1w Itidiittd tii th i State aptipctnents tol thl:tpr- '1150 0 Ii ...