... DISTRICT INTELLIGEN(1i. [le SiT. lllLlEN'S. lcd POLICE CouRT.-On Friday last, before D. lBronlilow, vas E~sq., Edward Scott wits chiarged with stealing a Jisos jar l g- andibou 2 lbs. weight of ginger lozenges, tile r'.l rty of il MisHunt. As tllc lozenges and jar could us'. sworn Hei to thle prisoner scals acquoittedt on this charge, bur .,I. ;Lt of :ed vagrancy bcing proved againist litu, ...

... I mile niberpool oficalc.w r FRIDAY, NOVEMB Eil 14, 1851. il SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. g - S ;i~it unfittl lad M. Kossuth's visit to Birmingham and Man- prefser cat chester seems to have created a perfect furor in series ingthose great manufacturing towns. At half-past and al n twelve o'clock on Monday, the distinguished Parlia lie or Stranger reached the Birmingham railway station, The p kdo ...

... The uiberpool es8v TUESDAY, NOVE-EMB]ER 18, 1851. -ALUS POPI. I L-1X SUPLEMA. SUM MARY. the. Kossuth attended at the HanIlover-squariie-roomis, lisle on Thursday, for the purpose of Ireceiving the ad- gaze, dresses which have been voted to huin at public and, meetings of the several metropolitan boroughs in wvay the course of the last tenl days. Although thre ad- to L mission was by ticket, ...

... YORK AND NORTH AlDLDUND RAILWAY. DINNER AND BANQUET AT HULL. th le Lait evening, a sumptuous dinner and banquet was given ?? by the Cliairman and Directors oftibe York anld North Mid and Id Railway to the Directors of tie Lancashire nod Yurkshire Company, and to ?? Mfayor and public oflcials of the town Il- of uitll. The entertainmertt wag provided at Dolesio'r. Hotel, where frotil 80 to 100 ...

... TEE MANCHESTER PLANS OF EDUCATION. Tin Manchester Examkncr and Times states, in |re the following concise and clear terms, somo of the at] tin great and insuperable objections to the Riclison or thi Local Scheme of Education The measure is based upon the 'minutes of the Privy vet Council upon education,' which take taxes levied upon all ove sects throughout the country, and distribute them ...

... MR. IIAWES AND MR. F. PEEL. MR. HAwEs has retired from the office of Under Secretary to the Colonies, which he has filled for several years, and has received the appointment of permanent Deputy Secretary at War, which in- volves the resignation of his seat in Parliament. The Under Secretaryship of the Colonies is one of the most arduous posts in the Government, imposing on its holder the chief ...

... Ie to PARIS, THUR3DAr EvnxrxG. *h The committee on the Council of State's Bill has , adopted to-day, after a hot debate, the 2nd clause of r-the 1st article, which makes it high treason in the President to provoke the violation of the 45th article 0- of the constitution, which prohibits his re-election. Id The question was then mooted whether the wording L of the clause should be left as ...

... able It will. perhaps be recollected that theyonD. said minican republic, the independence of whichougoe. lay ent has recognied, and entered into a orltt eral metreaty of p arid amity, and commerce with, solicited in FebraTi & now mediation of Great Britain, France, and th tyic ~, hi~ levy in order to stay the war which since 1844 has prevsiied 4 5fY tween her and her neighbour, the Emperor of ...

... d ( l, ostte Timnes.) y O fall his worthc world we should lilke to see tie dinside uf a frciilid lond sucih ty. Tbe world has lhttely )f beon dificd svith sonic singular disclosures. Tbe bo- rough of St. Albanl's has beon turnt-d inside out, and the practice of a parliamentary ::nt is no ?? a mystery. - lr. Fuaigusa 'Clsunor's well nticatt Utopia has been dissected in comllitte,- aid Mr. ...

... - - - - - - - -- LO?ZL,(N, (FrIDAY) POST-Ui 1I- r kUtr.~ t'JZ ?? - -= 1 M.: DESTIsATION. MAILS DIOCATCUEP. ot (By | a Maail. I 17th, 17th, and 27thu of 9 Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar every month f by Southamoptonl. Gribraltar, alta, Greeco, an.l 20th of eery Ionian Icaodo,, Egypt, Coy- b luhmonth 1 Ion India, and China . . by Southampton. Jr :- sits ; montbs in Nev Grrtcinaua(-yroa in (St ...

... i0le of Etift-. SATURDAY, NOVEMBR 8, 1851. NEWPORT. ELUCtTION OF TOWN COUNlCILLORS,-Of Saturday, Nov. 1st, Mr. Edward Upward, Mr. John Gould, eel Mr. William Blautatf, were retorned for the South Word; and Mr. 'Thomas White, Mr. Heory Illuw, and Mvr. Ratsty, for the North Ward, with Mr. William Blew to supply the extraordiiary vacancy ?? by th resiguation of Mr. John Ball, thus leaving she ...

... On Monday a large body of the London Trades Union mnet in Russell-square, and proceeded to Copenhagen-fields, where they presented an address to Kossuth, who appeared at the| balcony of Copenhagen House, and replied to it. There were between 20,000 and 80,000 persons present. After Kossuth left, a dinner took place at the Rlighbury Barn Tavern, to comumemorate the event. Atmongst the company ...