... Losses and Manaer, Mr. John Hollingebead. TrsEeeaat 7, TH ROSE OF AUVEHGNE. Mr. Chale Lyll Mss roain, r.Perni-At7.5,Mr. H. J. Byrn' ne ad ncesoul raaICLDIK~DARLING. _. NEW NATIONAL STANDARD, BISOSAB I1 Sale 'Proprietor, Mr. John Douglass. 31Titrs EvsninG ...

... namie ?? mnentiorned in connection with ti cill'ge to prociue albortion preferred the other day at Mfarboroutgh-strcet against John WXilliam Wells, a chenaist said to be carrvimig (on business as a surgeon in Polaud-street, Oxford-street, died last ,ig'ht ...

... Tad Bauncoft. NEW NATIONAL, STANDA/RD, BISHIOPSOATE. Socle Proprietor, Mr . John D ougl ass. To-DAY, at 12.30, and Bemsles, at 7, JACKZ THEE GIANT KILLER. Mesassues Russell, h1t. Leslie. Brian, Dashuosdi, Lanw, }3erbert', and Roby; Messis. Htamilton ...

... Leonard Wigg, Ifs.; Mr. F. W. Barlow, 1 gn., annual; Mrs. H. Carnegie Knox, 31., annual; Mr. Henry Knox, 1 gn., annual, Mrs. John Austin, 11., annual; Rev. H. W. Sheppard, 51. H. W. (for the Refuge), 51.; Mrs. Mary Dickson, 21. annual; Mr. Joseph Cubitt ...

... Stalgs. S. 'The conference onl the dispute betwveen Turkey end (.reece opened at Paris. ?? larewvell banqluet given to Sir John Lawreniceat Calcutta. Bill to repeal the Tenure of 015icc Act passed[ in cihc Amecricaniitouse of Representatives by l1It) ...

... and social blessings which called for thankfulness, lyv for the preservation of peace. 2 lie'.. C. Skrine and the Rev. Mr. Russell having cidlud prayer, and a concluding hymn having been Uifii the cneeting adljourned to the London Tavern, where jf B. ? ...

... takcen up during the protracted negotiations, t6ik C reat Britain has found itself compelled to relin- f .thgru xvhich Lord Russell unwisely took as his g m A silar spirit of concession may now result akt:tforinat settlement of the difficulty. England cer- ...

... White, Add~esn, andl Wltcss NEW NATIONAL STANDA3RD, B9EHOFSGATRi. Sole lProprietor, Mllr. John Dougrlans. THI S EVENINO. atr, JACK THEI GID KCILLER. M~enderne Russell, Dl. L eslie, Brian, Daehwood, Lang, Hierbert antd Roby: Messrs. Hamilton, 0. Sunotmere ...

... Morris, G. Prevost, A. Prevost, and H. B. Vernet, Old Bread-street, City, merchants, so far as regards, G. Provost-John Ctinliffe and John Richeards, Blackburn, Lencashire, commission agents - S. - Iodgkinson, IV, E. Hodgldnsoni, J. Carver, and T. Carver ...

... also received on Monday. The rules were framed by the following judges of County Courts :-.Messrs. George Lake Russell, John Bury Dasent, John Worlledge, Rupert Kettle, and Wm. Turner. Annexed is a summary . It is appointed that no order of commitment under ...

... of them he should get rid of first. He would take out one of the bricks aud the whole structure would soon fall. The HIon. John Tobin objected to that portion of the resolutions which dealt with emigration. believing that each colony ought to bear its ...

... rs C Haonas.-o sncud wthSTATE NEW NATIONAL S'TANDARD, BISHOPSGAT-. Sole Proprietor, Mr. John Douglass. Teis EVmssNo, at 7, JACK THE GIANT RKLLER. Meaddrnes Russell, M. Leslie, Brian, Dephwosd, Lang, Herbert, and Boby; IMesess, Hamilton, 0. Summere, S. ...