... HAND TRAVELS .-AI- t though a prituter may be setting all day, yet in hie own ii way he is n great traveller, or at least his hand it, as we f shah prove. A good printer will eet 8000 ems a day, t- or about 21000 letters, The distance travelled over by ...

... u I aganst Jobnl HowArd, who. was then. before them, and whot ,'for pletded: gsilty'to the charge,and. against whomunhe must 82si preis for a htavier conviction. He then ealled two~witesses, -not. win proved the case against William.,Howarud;' nfter.whicht ...

... institution, from its .burdensome debti, and prepare the C: this way for still further extensions of its usefulness. . C r of MON'DAY'3EVZmcN-'G CONlCiRT8.-7'Fa&iN.T-ADE HALL.- Stt CEW, 'With somanay attiractionshelswhete both ath~one and AbroadA and with a ...

... Messrs. j elybidg, tkin of GloskpoITilne *of Tifi- ?? o'Chrlesworth, Sotciliffe-of Asbton,`Shaw'i ?? Cllege Howard 'of ,Stockport, ?? e well ~ The day was one 'oflnl6h'p easur6 and prbfit~ ~ reent-and il not soon be'fergo'tte' -~ BLAWKBURbT~.. ~Tv.-'At the ...

... Mr. 1). Sewvell, Mr. Jankes BaLrker, Mr. G. S. Sadler, Mir. (1. Hicks, Me. IV. Thompson, Mr. J. G. Kenlingale. MNr. James Howard, Mrl. James Maiy, Air. R. Squlirrell, 'Mr. John Woodgate, M11r. H). Cooper, I otrsMtbelr. NV . Nieholson, and all the mot ...

... first time on Satni-day evening last. The members of the lodge sat dowii to al good substantial dinner, to celebrate the event; on New Year's Day, at Mr. Gi'cheist's, the Roe Buck ion, Leyland. TREAT TO W3ORntir Y._ Oln New Year's Day, Mr. Whitchead gave ...

... Saturday night, being pay day with the navvies employed on the railways in course of formation near Kelso, large numbers of the Irish were marauding about the town. A row at length broke out amongst them, when a man named William Fairbairn, a groom, who ...

... at Gibraltar: London, 90 days, 60d.; Paris, 90 days, Mr. 35a. ; Mar- seiles, 9(0 days, 6fr. 37c.; Genoa, 90-days, 6fr. 60e.; Ma- drid, 8 days' sight, par; Cadiz, 8 days' ight, pm.; M Ma- laps, 8f ...

... rni aely f blwe by na miuraing couch, containing the D sore t'ig brothers of 'sr. tiarhiori, fnamely, Au. Ricoiard, P, Mr. William, Mr. Fraiici* G., ;and Mr. Harbotd Hlar- bord, aind alio, the ton of the ileocaped, eight years of age~- twoother coachp, ...

... observed Arthur Anderson, Esq. M.P., William Leaf, Esq., Samuel Morley, Esq., David Williams Wire, BEq., Peargus O'Con- nor, Req., M.P., William Arthur WIlkinson, Eq., William John Hall, B q., Thomas Proet, BEq ,Wlliam Williams, Esq., Apeley ...

... Bowkett, Popler; John Carvell Williams, Black- friars; Frederick Doulton, Lamubeth; William Weir amid Stephen Bird, Kensington ; Thomas Clarke, E. E. Crows, and Edward Lane, Alderegate; William A. H. Hews, Shoreditch; William Pritchard high bailiff of S ...

... majority vote should carry the day, Mr. Cobb (Democrat) was elected by a majority of only two over the next highest, Mr. Winthrop (Whig). The vote stood Cobb-102, Win- throp 100. The President's Message was delivered on Mon- day. It is generally considered ...