... of Boar-lane ought to have had precedence of the abolition of the tolls. The pro- t fession to which he belonged, perhaps, suffered most from the tolls osi the bridges, but he did not think their abolition E w ould do so much general good as would be effected ...

... JOHNSON AND HIS FOES. (Prom the Spectator.) Mr. Johnson does not happen to be fighting Congress, but foe of very different stamp, the foe which has already defeated a man probably greater than himself, baked by allies undoubtedly stronger than any he is ...

... In proof of this we had delivered to us early yesterday a telegram which gave the New York news of that mbrning. The first duty of the completed telegraph is to inform us that Mn. H.nnN, the Secretary of the Interior, has resigned; that Mn. BRowNING ...

... increased since was Lord —he felt fully competent the duties of high office. Feeling, h*>wever, that imhad created on the public mind that might tan rfere with the satisfactory discharge off those duties, that the administration of the highest office of justice ...

... again, ami died in about five minutes afterward*. The jury cam# to the conclusion that the death had been accidental. Th* Stamp Robbery.—Yesterday afternoon, 4 o'clock, Charles Lee son, the landlord the Crystal Fountain 1 Albans Terrace, Bennington Road ...

... of Mft.ft/. the corrt-M| simling half; and that had been chiefly occasion -d paying off mortgages, stamps, and forth. The rates, taxes, and passenger duty amounted 29,407k, ugain.-A in the c«»nxi*|»9»iidiiig half. In tin* form of compensation the con11 ...

... he felt fully competent to discharge the duties of that high office. Feeling, however, tbat an impression had been created on the ?? mind tbat it might interfere with the satisfactory diacharge of thoae duties, and that the administration of the highest ...

... position, although in —Ask for “Banter's Nervine;” it may he had of any fulfilling its duties had made a most deplorable mis- chemist, Is. IJd. per packet, post free for 15 stamps, from take, yet, having acted to the best of his ability, he did T. E. Cooper, ...

... Qualification for Offices Abolition Bill, and the motion was carried by a majority cf 176 to 55. March s.—The Marquis of Hartington moved tha Army Estimates. March 7. —Mr. Hardcastle moved the second reading of tbe Church Rates Abolition Bill. The motion was ...

... Today 40 of the Volunteers, who that Sir R. Peal's Act had not socompliehed the cbject for have volunteered for the special duty, will premed to which it was designed. —The motion haying been seconded Homes to erect the tents, Ac. On Monday the brigade ...

... many ladies attended the meeting, probably in the expectation of seeing Lady Baker, who, however, was prevented by domestic duties from accom- panying her husband to Nottingham. 5sEONON A.-MATIMlMATIOAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE. . This section met in the east ...

... suflerisg, as such; and foolishlyto hope that good may be brought by Ileeven out of all on which Hbavey itself has set tlie stamp of evil, that we may avoid it,-that they accept pain ind defeat as if these were their appointed portion ; never scoderstanding ...