... restored in some measure French 'ord. remark, 1 The piofession of « ■ RESS Letters from rls is one requiring small d * JOurnali,t in Paris list will show -The prison*? 8 ° f coura e « following present two editors of tho j? the Conciergerie contains at one of Peuple, an( j, fesse three of the Evenemeni, One of the editors of tt. tbe Messager de i'Assemble. these to-morrow,' lcc '® will all ...

... As we were not amongst those who considered the General Police Act a perfect piece of legislation, we are not surprised that difficulties should be experienced in the working it. We held at the time, as hold still, that a measure framed with reference to the smaller burghs of Scotland, was not likely to be found suitable for a town of the size and importance of Dande.', which had already ...

... There are three Garters now tbe disposal of the Premier. The Duke of Norfolk, the Wellington, the Marquis of Breadalbane, and the Earl St Germans, are mentioned as likely to have the distinction conferred upon them. The Bolton Murder.—Aaron Mellor was convicted at the last assizes of the murder of his wife at Bolton. After sentence was passed, it was discovered that one of the jurors had been ...

... The Commissioners assembled at eleven o'clock, on Friday. Lord Lucan again asked that Admiral Deans Dundas's written answers to inquiries from himself should be received ; but the Judge-AUvocate said the Board did not consider it necessary to receive secondary evidence at present. Colonel Tulloch then proceeded to read his statement. He said if this inquiry had taken place in the Crimea, he ...

... they have resolved to Commence their ClibAP SALE of remaining' WINTER GOODS ou Fridav next, the Ist March. Being desirous to clear them out, as far as possible, in order to make room for their Spring purchases, and to accelerate the Sale, which will continue only till Saturday the ytni March, they will make their reductions unusually liberal. An early call respectfully solicited. Dnndee, 45 ...

... appointment has given more general satisfaction to the country than that of the Duke of Cambridge to the office of Commander-in-Chief. It was not merely the feeling of attachment to a member of the Royal family, and the cousin german of the Queen, which led the public to wish that the highest military office should be conferred on one whose birth and position would do honour to the appointment ...

... Wakefield, Saturday. The commissioners appointed to inquire into the existence corrupt practices the late ami previous Sections for this borough, resumed their sittings this momiii).'; Serj.ant Pipott in the chair. Mr Henry Gitrney was the first witness called*. In reply to Mr. Serjeant Pigott, said-1 am banker Loudon, and am brother-in-law Mr. the Liberal candidate at the last election. While ...

... MRS BANNISTER, -fee Ladles' Registering Office for Servants, 107, CHURCH-STREET, PRESTON. WANTED, rKS, Housemaids, Dairymaids, and Ser- vants of All Work. NOTICE. «)THE CREDITORS OF JOHN SHEP- HERD, LATE OF THE NEW INN, LAN- CASTER. THE First and Final DIVIDEND arising from the Estate and Effects of the above John Shepherd will be paid at the New Inn, on I Wednesday, June llth, 1851, at Three ...

... OF k e BI T IE ANCHOR INN, begs to inform numerous patrons and friends that he ♦ the Booth directly opposite the Winning p c » ttich he has occupied for the last four jeans, where he intends offering REFRESH- MENTS, of first-rate quality, at the same prices as arc paid in town. Wince, Spirits, Ale, Bottled and Draught Porter, Ginger Beer, Lemonade, Soda Water, Cicars, Meat Pies, Sandwiches, &c ...

... the good order and discipline of the Men's side of tke Establishment, nnder the direction of the Medical Officers. Salary £60 per annum, with heard, washing, and lodging. Applications in writing, stating age, qualifica- tions, and nature of testimonials, to be forwarded to Superintendent. Lancaster, Nov. sth, 1851. PORT OF LANCASTER. WANTED, A BEA PILOT, (To be Stationed at nic of Fowdry,) FR ...

... Guinea each. Crests at seven f Orders received at the Gazette Office, Lancas- tfr, where a specimen may be seen. EDUCATION. MR. and MISS SANDERSON'S SCHOOL will be RE OPENED on Monday, the 21st instant. Castle-hill, July Ilth, 1851. MRS. G. WRIGHT BEG8 to announce that the duties of her Esta- blishment for the Education of Young La- dies, trill be RESUMED On Mn-Div, ihe ?? of July. REFERENCE-. ...

... the Lands nf John £„kondBok, Eso., or from the bed of tbe Road over the said Lands and River to the Ullage of Aughton, will be prosecuted without further notice. SAMUEL ALLSOPP AND SONS, B URTON-ON-TRRNT, BEG to inform the Public of Lancaster and the neighbourhood, that Mr. George Jackson, Wine and Spirit MainhanU, has an Sale t supply of their East India Pale, Mild, and Strong ALES, in Casks ...