... and in particular of the first-mentioned one, was, it stated, to be attributed to the fact that the law in France did not arm the company with sufficient power to suppress such frauds. In England the case anls very different, for there the pelson seized ...

... Cora from St. Stephen's, N.H., Sunbeam from Calsao, Doris from St. Johnl's, Newfoundlaeld, Irene from Alexandria, Ann and John from Galatz, Bengal Merchant from oullmoin. Ann Porter frona Callao. Sailed the Pero for Jamaica, Phoenis for Maranharn. PTUvuoUTle ...

... be the most seriously injured :-Charles Holliday, James Parker, William Bowney, Francis Aylesbury, John d Tyrrell, George Meekey, Henry Seymour, and John Paget. h Several medical l aen were called to the sufferers, and after I their wounds were dressed ...

... herself. Just at that moment Catarina awakes ; the real part whicls Tisbe had played is made manifest ; and she expires in the arms of those upon whom her self-sacrifice has conferred happiness at the moment when a hurried message from the governot's palace ...

... £860 and £28 Con. Ditto, ?? Blyth and Tyne original £2I (issd. at £45) ?? Bristol and Exeter ?? Caledonial ?? Carmarthen and Cardigan Chester and ?? . Cork and Bandon ?? Cork, Blackrock, & Pas. ?? ?? Dublin & Belfast June . Dun., Perth, and Ab. Jn. De. ? ...

... 15%1 16 Y, Ditozef ?? .19 S'/2 7'/2 di unt Bris~tol andi Enoter 100 20 2 ?? 1.. 0 02%GII 03 6321/4 % le of garinardlerand Cardigan£3I . .- Chester and Hlolyheoad ?? 80 13%,, 141% be- Cork and ?? 150 0 11 (Cork, 131ackrock, & ?? 20 CeO. Corinall ?? but ...

... nidiw ment, and the City authorities. From what took Do. place in Parliamuent on Monday, it appears that, in (In reply to Mr. John Walter, Sir B. Hall had Do. to.' admit that there was no law' or power New to prevent so disgusting an exhibition. It NOwi ...

... Blyth and 1)rne original 625 (islid. at £44) ?? 26 Bristol and Exeter ..o. 108 1 D8 Oaledonlan ?? ?? 63 63 Y D Carmartheriand Cardigan £C3 I . .Or LChester and Holyhead - 60 13 14 Or Cork andl ?? 650 8 10 D -cork, Blalekrook, & Pas. 20DB Cornlwall. ?? 10D ...

... 7i/, die Blyth and )Tyne original £~26 (issd. at £46,) ?? 25- Brietol and ?? 100 01 93 Caledonian ?? 02£ 03% Carmarthen and Cardigan £3 3.. Chester end Holyhead ..50 11 is Cork and ?? 650 8 10 Cork, Blacterock, & Pas. 20 ?? 10 ?? Dublin & Belfast Juno . ...

... the west for the north ; and Advocate from the north for the west. BRoADSTAIRS, OcT. 19.-Passed by, the brig John Hall for the southward, Cardigan brig for Portsmouth-both of Newcastle ; Albion schooner, of Weymouth, for the south ward ; Mary Ross ship, ...

... rnueetin took a further and more decided shape. There Iwas a district meeting at Dalbeattie the other day, in the a King's Arms ball-room, which was well attended. Mr. ll M'Laurin was in the chair. Statements were submitted by a Mr. Maxwell, of Munches; ...

... original £25 Cissed. at £45) ?? 25 Bristol and Exeter ?? t00 85 *87 Goledonian ?? 100 67%/ 58%4 67A / % 8 7% Carnmarthen and Cardigan £3t I Cheotor and sidlyhead 50 11%, 12% Cork and Bandon ?? 50 Cork, Blackrock, & Pea. 20 Cornwall ?? is Crisilfunotlon ...