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... IMPORTANT Fr.OM THE CAPE. A Gacelte cxiraoi Jinary contains despatches wliich biii-g do« n the proceedings at Natal to the beginning of July. They are most satisfactory, and promise a very tperdy suhmisaiun of the insurgents. A I daybreak on the S6ih of May the Boors csrried the Point after a desperate resistance hy the detachment rationed there. Fortunately the powder ard cngineer'a Kr.Tev ...
... FRANCE. The qnr-ction of the exclusion of certain paid public functionaries from the chamber of deputies has come to a trial of strength, which resulted in a majority of 22 or 24 for the Government. Queen Christina lelt for Perpignan on Thursday last week. Her further progress would depend on the course of events in Spain. It was believed that her arrival at Madrid would be followed by a ...
... Spain.— Accounts from Madrid to the 8t inst. state that on the preceding day the « ,s ™ s sion of the plan of the Declaration of High was resumed in lower Chamber, and the para- graph relative to personal lihertv was adopted by a majority of 50 to 48, M. Martinez de la Rosa and M. Toreno voting in the minorit}. This is the third victory obtained hv the Move- ment party on this important ...
... FRIDAY, March 13. In proportion to the gradual amelioration of our foreign and domestic relations, the seoseless clamour of our opposition gentry, has perceptibly died away, and nothing is vow heard but the faint echo of the last dying groans of disappointed party. These false pro- phets are extremely chagrined, that the fatal crisis, so frequently anticipated by them, should have been ...
... Curriers. be I.F.T PKIVATK 9. for Term of 7or 14 years,at the Taker's* option trim ( hnstroas, 183 G, an Loatwithiel, for uptenrt/s of years jtnst, vsetl a* Currier's Shop, i* replete with every ronwuiencc for carrying on considerable DtiNincss ; the same lias f«»r several years past, ami now in the occupation .Messrs. Geach ami Paikin. For further, particnlars ami to treat for the Premises, ...
... Gibraltar, 18th, Cadit, 19th, Lisbon, 22nd, Oporto, 23r ...
... HOUBE OF LORDS. Mondat, August 25. Several petitions were presented, and bills for- warded iv their respective stages. Church or Ireland Bill. Lord Melbourne having moved that their Lord- ahip* resolv • into committee on this bill, The House then vreot Inta committee on the bill, and after desultory conversation and vernal amendments, the several clsases dowo to the 7th clause were adopted. To ...
... { Continued from our Fourth Page.) House Lords.—Monday, Feb. 11. Coreoration Funds. Lord Lyndhurst said that the Municipal Reform Act required that the corporation accounts should be annually laid before Parliament; but four years had pasted away and no such accounts had appeared. When were they to arrive ? J.ord Melbourne said had forgotten them. (I-augh- Canada—Lord Melbourne laid upon the ...
... experience *ho is fully competent to superintend the erection «f a UNION WORKHOUSE. J_he Salary will br at the rate of £_(X> per annum. ?? as to wjaracter and competency must be sent pro fid to the CHHt, Mr. R. M. HODGE, Solici- tor, Trore, from whom all information required can be obtained, •_• -or before the 2nd dayj^f April next. SLSDSimZ AND ?? TUB,_*FX__LE. THE GENERAL IUTOUAL MEETING of ...
... The Sessions for this County '**• Bodmin, on Tuesday last • the foli,f°** !l M v trates were on th-. Bench •-_ ll ° sv >g ?? * John Hearle Trema.ne, Esq C h ■ Sir William Molesworth Bart __ ,». Lemon. Bart. F. II Rodd, S TrelnZ 1 P ?? R. W IV. Pendarves, 11. TkommZ _ * ...
... Turner, Vyvyan. ?? I.HMIr.RATIOf OP COOLIRS A X D consequence of J. E. Vivian. R« q bavin v C4!, » M in the county, some delay has ?? iâ ,1 h ** B HiaJ of the petition from this town against th Coolies and Africans Into our colonies* ? mi^tio^ ceived this week, Mr. Vivian state* that V ?? great pleasure in presenting the petition » ,h * ln» have reason to trust it will be well ,â ppo^ ...
... uC * a seriouB case occurred this morning in Charles Street The domicile of this latter patient is in- - fferably offensive, the court behind being a receptacle f bones, nigs, a' ul otm ' r collected filth. The parties ere warned last week of the probable consequences, and _sured that if the cholera entered the town at all, it Id visit tin m, and with such a polluted air, that if at- ,Ve I. ...