... MR. GEORGE HUDSON, HIS FAULTS, I ~~AND HIS FOES. Were we to see the whole A Division of Police pounce upon a highwaymafln, knock him down, keep him down, and all at once belabour him might and main, we should cry Shame! We should con- demn if we did not interfere, and feel disgust if not pity. Men are now hunting Hunsox. The whole pack is at his heels, in full cry, and eager to tear him to ...

... i HE COAsT DEFENCES. The batteries on the Thames and Medway districts will all be completed in about two months from the present period, and will be of a very efficient description for 'the defence of these important navigable rivers. Thenuniber of ?? to be hiounted for the defence of these rivers is- tbirfeden at Sliorn Mead, thirteen at C6alh'ose Point, fifteen at Grivege'nd, and ?? at ...

... THE LONDON GZb!TiY,,. TUESDAY, Ju3o 3. BANKRUPTS.-R.MILLAR, Prinfvs-sRrt'z` Sri t'tlt F.. manl and pickle mnerchant.-W. T. CREt-i. ' r jl 11 ?? . victtautler.-J. BARLOW, Wharf-road, Ctty-;o..a c* ?? --5. EliR'rLAND. Btecttingtoo and Hlampton ?? ~L~btr', coat merchant.-E MU!IFORD, Great al; I ?? 1H. MILES, Grrenlwich, builder.-J. CIIO tKxto. .a +matLi~ry, hotel-keeper.-E.BIJRBIDGE, Piocauilty ...

... MI SCELLA NE OUS. METROPOLIT AN. SERVANTS' PROVIDENT AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-Prince Albert has sent a donation of 1001. to this institution. DIORAMA, REGHNT's PARN.-We are requested by the proprietors of this establishment to state, that the exhibition is open as usual to the public, the property recently put up for sale having been bought in. SALE O5 THE LATE MB VERNON'S PICTURES.-On Thursday ...

... I In our postscript last week we could only briefly notice one or two items in the report of the committee of investigation of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick railway; we now present a summary of the whole of the leading facts. The first circumstances detailed by the committee are, that Mr Hudson, being authorised by the company to subscribe for 3,000 shares of the Sunderland Dock, took also ...

... RIAILWA YS. SATURDLIAY EvrNNINGc. More dirmness of tone prevailed in the Share- h markat to diq, though: the busintos transacted was lin extreixely limitod. At the close of the market Mid-W lands and York and North Midlands obtained an ad- h vance of 10s. per share. Great Northerns have reo Ole verel from their recent slight depression. London a and Brightons were veiy firm, in coneuer o h ...

... G-cERMANY. ?? following is the progzramme signed at Gotha 1 y30 members of the centre of the Frenkfort As- sembly, and referred to in oulr paper of Monday: To emv rbarrassmnnxts of Germany, and the dangers of strength a~broad, have laid upon the undersigned the obl~gatios lofefrminig a;judgtment in commvn on the present state of things, and coming to al undsrstandiog with respect to the way in ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 2S, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock ycrterday morning. Nameor Ioec. course of Strength f1 SaolWnt Naue of Plate. Winood. Wni Statenof Weather, BASINGSTOu . . ?? SW.W Gentle breeze Partially Cloudy BE W IOCKi . , N.W. Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy Blluoe a .en I. . .o Return Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy LGT ?? ?? GentleBreeze ...

... The Orienial Company's steam-packet Jupiter, I Cajit. Francis M, han, arrivei at Southampton last t evcnirug, afid lauded her mails under the charge of Liewu. GLngton,, IR.N., Admiralty agent. Her da-es are Gisraltar, June 2, Cediz, 26; LisboD, 29; Oport)o 30 * VgiO, July 1. The ex-King, Charles Albert, was still confined to his lied in a very doubtful stat-. By accounis recaived from the ...

... he Yesterday the fifth and last exhibition of the pre- ge sent season took place in the Regent's Park, and notwith- .e. standing the somewhat cheerless weather with which the in day commenced the gardens were most numerously de attended. It was stated that there were upwards of Li- 6,000 persons present, and amongst the company ed were the Dukes of Cambridge, Norfolk and Beau- n. fort, the ...

... TI1E CHOLERA. The Board of 11ealth made, on Saturday the suab, 1 jcoirrer return of cases of cholera, which back reached. them on tlat day Attacks. Deaths. In London and'vioinity ?? 87 In Eugland end Wales ?? 13.5 In Scotland ?? 27 10 Inconsequence of the lerevsdenci. of disease having shown islintemetropolis, Dr. Wiseman, tho Roman Catholic bishop of the mnetropolitan district, has caused a ...

... EIXPREISS FROM I -i it I S. [riium ouva owsN1oe~ot~~ Tho a:talra i of It aly illl distm-1h thle unani'litylti of tltt, Calitjiit. 31. ti0 Failot)IX anti Generatl (IC li ii'tet n the oll' hand, etlitiittue to isistsl ouI the(- 1tueeesiiy of wiakillt, tie, he'-t of the victoryI ait Romte and Pairis. l,,v c-stovvii thet Potpt, IVit hont colI L~Ii tio I I 1 ltiit. tot IIis ptwer'. 311 fid ?? t ...