... FROM TH LOND ON GAZETTE; I I I - ?? FRIDAY, OCT. 22. 'BANKRUPTS. MEDLEY, Thomta, Bormondcey.rtreet, an'a Bristol, horse lairmanufacturer tosurrerder Nov. 2, at ail.pateleven o'clock, Dee. 2, at one, at the Bankrupta' Court Hsolicitor, r. Jone, Qualily-c.url, Clancery lacre; official assignee, Mr. Bell, Coleman-atreet-bijildinge. t OLIVER, James, Liverpool, lineadraper, Nsv. 6 and 26, a eleven ...

... LOCAL IN?UELLIGENCE. The screw-steamer C ity of Manchbester arrived at Phila-plt of deiphia on the 13th; aifter a ?? of 14 days, from this acne re RovA!t ~AMiHITHfEATRE.-TbO engagement of Mr. eensd ?? will close to-morrow evening, and next week the essti~ roperatic company will commence an engagement of twelve The P nighlts. . to tl he Ties ,MAraIoNvTrES.Lively, satirical, and yet good- docn ...

... (aorrtponbtnbc. THE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. TO TIHE EDITOR OF TIHE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sin-In the Northern WTI/d7q of Thursday last, a let- ter appeared, signed An Elector. of Lisburn, con- taining one of those specious and absurd specimens ofabusive declamation that sometimes find their way into the columns of a newspaper. The tirade of coarse invective the letter contains, seems to ...

... LOWD ONR FIDA Y, OCTOBER 29. p How different is the picture of Sultan ADD-TrL- tJ MEDJIB at the present hour to the vision of ti the Caliph that shines in Eastern romance. There S he is all grave and stately happiness, riding I on the most splendid of Arabians; decorated a with priceless jewels; surrounded by the most h wonderful and obedient of Viziers, with count- ti less riches and ...

... Late advices from the Sandwich Islands report the prevalence of a serious epidemic at Honolulu, which had very materially checked business. The Government had promulgated a treaty of reciprocity with the United States. At a recent meeting of British residents in Now Yorlc convened for the purpose of taling into consideration the best means of testifying respect for the memory of the Late Duke ...

... To the Editor of the 1XIuich Journal. 'nTi known tinat a ce rtain~ utsti jg usisied 1,iyojeit, 7Prescribes for dyvopepsia Sl v'otroI, 1 ?? rdno Zenoos, tIC martyr, lie deemq it 4pecific, Atni, if taent at bed-time, a sore topritte; And Margaret Clitehlpoir, for thle youn1i;g e'lrtoetlel, ls a soothing nod perfectly safe pnreparation. Sta,-I am reluctantly obliged to tresltits on your space, in ...

... VA RIETTIES. THE REASON W Y.-Why is a man ascending Vesuvius like an Irishman trying to kiss a pretty girl ? Because he wants to get at the cratur's mouth. OstxIBUs ENGLISH.- Our busses, said a conductor in our hearing, runs a quarter arter, arf arter, quarter to, and at ?? In English this means every quarter of an hour. A STRIKIxS INciDtNT.-An irritable tragedian was playing Macbeth, ...

... o x Fl MD, Saturday, Oct. 30. WORCESTER COLLEGE. There will be an Election of an Exhibitioner in this college ot WVednesday the I7th of November next. Natives of Yorkshire only are eligible to this Exhibition, with a pre- ference to those born in Richlmondshire, if two natives thereof offer themselves. Candidates must present to the Provost in person, on the 16th of November, certificates of ...

... CONFESSION OF THE TWO SECONDS. At the Town-hall, Chertsey, on Friday (week), before the magistrates, Capt. the Hon. C. J. Cavendish, chairman; Capt. Seymour, R.N.; Messrs. R.W. Edgell, and J. Dobin- son, the prisoners concerned in the duel in Englefield- green, were re-examined. After the adjournment of the inquest they were lodged in Chertsey for the night under police guards, Baronnet and ...

... ROYAL GLAMORGAN MILITIA. subjoined information respecting the staff of this will, no doubt, be interesting at this juncture. le following are the non-commissioned officers — >, ^erj'*a,)t Major Jenkins who has been 41 years a r',l(,h soldier, namely, 28 years in the line, and 13 years ln 'he militia. He fought at Waterloo and in several er well i on tested tit-Ids he took his share 8,1,1 ...

... AND FAST RIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 18.2, THE LATE HULL ELECTION Oua readers may remember that, in our first publication after the disastrous and generally un- expected termination of the Hull election, we attributed the temporary triumph of the Liberals on that occasion to the wholesale bribery and. corruption of the voters. We then said- A single night changed the whole aspect ...

... - .1 -.1- J,; ?? i; 4 U R 1)AD:S. X ,V Q C T Ov~v,,IR ?? 1852. ?? ,j : S Th w!lenchestB which has.eteip icddrlr te,1, go edier pat of ~t he wt ee has. baseen sa ck. d o: a it t pa t~ ~ - slo cs op' field ei bov. M osti - o f t he la we landsc a dh ave e b eer? , . cotopte tel ' flood ed, and it is.i wzU reuci so1.e tonime u !nto re - ;t03 the soil tq: i q o o e n go rde ten ;- pia b abki a ...