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... The polling commenced on Tuesday morning, but for some time it was carried on very languidly. At one o'clock the numbers were:- Bell .. 122 Carden . . 82 Majority ?? -40 Very soon after the polling had commenced, the follow- ing placard A as issued:- ST. ALUAN'S. We, the undersigned, being electors for the borough of St. Alban's, hereby give notice that Jacob HeD, Ecq., has by himself and ...

... Ahrnr I .. - I I ADOUt a year ago we called public attention to the condition of household servants in this country, .or, rather, the light in which they were generally regarded by their employers, and the manner in which they were usurlly treated by them (of course we alluded tosthe rule, and not the exception), and we then took it upon ourself to declare that the !faults of those menials, ...

... at) D 0 N~iD E C E xMBER 28. Surgical Zl0nateers Wanted.-Communications were made on Friday fro'm the City electric telegraph to the medical authorities at Edinburgh and1 Dublin, requesting them to obtain volunteer surgeons to proceed to Jamaica an~dother West India islands to give assistance in'the cholera cases.-Standard. North Britain Command.-Major General Riddell, U.R., commanding the ...

... (From the John Bull.) The Pope and his friends at the council board-for ?? his Holiness has many devoted friends among her Majesty's councillors-have fallen UpOn a device, which for the interest of our beloved Queen, no less than of her kingdom, requires to be nipped in the bud. We lose no time, therefore, in nmaking the fact known to those whom it concerns. The notion now on the tapis is to ...

... AYLESBURY ELECTTON. On Thursday the nomination of candidates for this borough took place in the Town Hall, amidst a scene of uproar and confusion such as is seldom witnessed. The candidate Frederick Calvert, Esq., Q.C., was pro- posed by the Rev. J. Harrison, Rector of Dunton, and seconded by Mr. P. Payne, a draper of the town. Mr. Houghton was proposed by a Mr. Clarke, and seconded by a ...

... STATIONS OF TEE NAVY, JAN. 1. Acheron,NewZealard Janus, Gibraltar Agincourt, Devonport Kate, Bermuda Ajax, Queenstown Kinglisher, Coast of Africa Alarm, West Indies Lady Franklin, Arctic Expe. Alban, J amtaica La flogue, Cork Albert, River Gambia Leander, Mediterranean Albion, Devoriport Lightninig, Woolwich Alligator, Hong Kong Lily, East Indies Amazon, East Indies Locust, S. America ...

... 3DAR1NSG BURGLARIES IN HER~FGOPDSHIRE. Upwards of S6OO Stolen. One of the most daring burglaries which has disgraced He- refordshire was perpetrated in the parish of Lorgiown, during the night succeeding Saturday the 21st. Between twelve and one o'clock, Mr. Pritchard, a freeholder, living in the above parish, was awakened by a noise which he considered, and considered truly, was that of ...

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... COUNTY OF HADDINGTON.-FIARS' PRICES OF GRAIN. A general meeting of the landed proprietors and clergy of the Church of Scotland, in the county of Haddington, was held on Friday in the Connty Rooms, Haddington, in connec- tion with the present mode of ascertaining the flars in that county. The meeting was called by Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Houston, convenerof the county, in compliance with ...

... NEWS. LATEST BY OUR USUAL EXPRESS. LEoDoNm SIATmmD EVESTNG. A Cabinet Council will he held at the Foreign Office, on Tuesday, the 14th.-lobe'. We hear that Mr Dodsworth has resigned his benefice in due form; ?? Bennett has notyet done.-Globe. James Hofield and William Lloyd, engine-drivers in the service of the Eastern Counties Compauy, who had charge of the enaine attached to the BEfield down ...

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