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... I The followving is the petition presented on Friday night to the House of Commons, by Mr. Masterman, from roprietors of hotels, taverns, arid victualling houses in Eoridon and its neighbourhood:- A Most humbly ?? your petitioners are proprietors and keepers of hotels, taverns, and houses licensed and used for the sale of wines and spirituous liquors, and the general accommodation of her ...
... AIILSCELLANEOUS. M E TR OPOLIT AN. Dstuav LANE THEATitE.-Mr Stammers, who has had the manage. ment of the Wednesday Concerts at Exeter Hall, has taken a leawe of Drury-Lane Theatre, from the 13th of December to the 30th of April in each year, for the next three years. In reference to the above. Mr Stammers expresses surprise that at the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund Dinner allusion should have ...
... RAIL TPA YS. WEDNESD3AY EVENINGo. 'rho share nmarkct, to-day, though not quite 9 buoyant as yesterday, ?? considerable firmness, tl, priccs of most lines being fairly supported. Great c W~esterns improved, and were done at an advance of in 11. on yesterday's rates. London and North Westerns we're rather in decline in this line numerous tran- sactions took place at prices ranging from 133l1. to ...
... IMPERIL PARLIAMENT. IHOUSE OF T.ORDS.-FRIDAY, JUNF S. The Earl of SHOAFTESBURY (Deputy Speaker) took his meat at 5 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. SECOND READINGS.-Ogle's Estate; Newcastle and Carlisle Railway (Alterations of, and Branch from Aiston Branch); Charing Cross-bridge (Amendment ofAct, Powersf to alter autherised Approaches, &c.j ; Black Sluice Drainage Acts Amendment (Amendment of Acts, ...
... AN 1t()1Ylh',AI) il{A i AND X. f)!cli'.N Al 611RAil Si. 0612 t~c;c at 1 r iSclliT, tltt' first o~f tbcse ~s~to~ΒΆ'tr ciii ~ I lY daS ('T'Oc~ily3, the 19th dcl ~ t 1 ~reicir by ai ncr ci ig travin to be back taoSliti., unuder cliw'otc 2n ai Straits, Stra fili PrI t'epatioiuc x'rob ticf lt to dt foi- the spec' It'''s ale ' lc' etctli t.o Ic ?? at its' itnnch tt.1 .n ticceitI' the- cc ittioec 4' ...
... The Following appeared in a second and slbscqeneat editio-ee yestcrday PARIS, 5E Ul)Y , 0 r PM The questions on foreign oftairs, avid mere par- ticulatly upon the entrance into the Palatirate of a Prussian force, will be discussed on Monday. During the preliminary discussion in the legislative A 9enibly yesterday, which preceded this decision, the maot ex- traordin;ry scene occurrcd. M. ...
... JOhiN ?? HousE.-Tbe Dean of Guild Court has got two reports on this subject, which state that the whole tenement, lown to the level of the liroring above the shops entering off the street, was in a ruinous and dange- rous state, incapable of repair, and therefore ought to be pulled down. We understand that several very old hous's in Paris have been repaired and secured by interior building, ...
... BUSINESS OF THlE W1EEK IN THE LORDS 'MONDAY, Juxx 25. ORDERS OF THOE DAY. - SECoOxNDRi xs- ha-.er icigicts ~tcats- Grecit Yorniourfi Hoyt-ri Br clo- ed~ Nlavigation ImprO~rcrtict ;BIla. 'Ittitt READINGS- Coarkormouthoarid Wockisitiss nltilwsy (hraoeh to Bri-tge- foot, amendicentof aer, &le.) Yolk,~ Newnst'le, itacl Bel-%rcek RPcliwav, an,! Morypis assitu Co s-isle t R;Jiway, L tet tIll' Am ...
... AGITATION IN PARIS. After the following was in type our correspondent has written: that at 9 o'clock on Wednesday even- ing Paris was declared in a state of siege by a vote of the Assembly. Full power was also vested in General Chaugarnier; aid, although great agitation prevailed, nothing serioas had happened. Louis Napoleon was well received by troops and rational . uardls. Both bodies 'A ere ...
... EIN-'PillulISS FROM 11A.111,81. [BYMOR W El'(llIUlE1l'iN IiLNT1.1.1' L t t,_ Ii fl InI~t iin L., 'f tile s2,tateli that inl fillptliel' ?? 11:01 takekl 1p:aCC ilitwe ell tile IRollialI Lalld thle ?? ?? Ilj) ti) tillt date' a11lmistice of eigiht (Iii 15I111CI ~~l of ill Ihi l 1f 1,012':1 put a leu~ll ('Mcra, evell I iL, rspilltileg ftie'liblicioftile o'alhc:' :t11 doliOV, lll~ 'o ?? ?? who'S ...
... IRELAN D. [tDUBLIN, SATU'RDBAY 3MORNIN1l. [PROM OUTR OWN1 COH)tP3Po'OqDHXT.] ?? IHARVEST.-POTATO CJnor,.-A careful ex- ie amination of the accounts received to-day from all Idparts of the country would lead to the ?? ry that there is still no well grounded cause of alarm. ?? rational person could expect that the disease, he now so long existing in the potato, would at once i-disappear, and we ...
... I' A L Y. f1tME, SUN'DAY, JUNE 3. fFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] SiX ?? slumbers have been disturbed byhy the beat of the yra('nale, and the dread note of inili- I tary preparation. A sniart firc of musketry undet' Monte Mario, and in tile icighllolu- hood of Ponte Molle, and the boom (if heavy guns directed against tite Trasteverc face of theI city, have been heard for two hours past. The un- ...