... such men among the Proprietors as some of their presest Diccctors, with their prrsoual feelings and petty jealonsies, may allow. We may, and prouabiy shall be, fariously abused by the Chairmas of the Mudlasd Counties” Dircetory for the article we have now ...

... on at the above Wharfs by 3 Messrs. Keep, Labrom and Keep, and the premises | are now in the occupation of Edwarl Miliar Mundy, ' Feq , under a lewse which wiil expire on the 6th of | April pext, when possession may be had, To view the premises apply to ...

... was wet up to the middle, and his lezzings were covered with mud. He was inliquor. Thoy said be had been drinking beaniy to keep the enld out. —Cross-examined by Mr. Flood —On examining tue spot pointed out by the proseentor, siw 0o marks of a seaffl - ...

... erection of the * Vietoria Tower,” which, having lately inspected, he took on him to say was a sia against every principle of art, sud every rale of good taste. —Viscount Duncasnon and Lord Wharncliffe informed his lordship that the ** Victoria Tower” he ...

... history points to the furmer existence of | e ehild remained in witness's cottage half an hour aiter it o fouith, whose place may be scen vacunt, The stooy goes, B taken the sop, but wituess did not obscrve any particulur e any ireele haviag occarred betweea ...

... :— Masters of Arts.—Fras. Pitney Brouncker Martin, Wad. ham, grand compounder ; Rev. Richard Wilson Greaves, St, Edwmuad Hall; Rev. Joseph Mason, Queen's; Rev. Thos. Preston, Exeter ; Rev. Godfrev Edward Alexander, Trinity. Bachelor of Arts.—Richard Lewis ...

... ewr first page.} The House of Lords did not st on Wednesday or Lhursday. NOEUSE OF COMMONS, TUESSDAY MAY o Several private Bills were wlvanecd & stage, and many petitions. i inerpally against the smended eduentional lanses Tn the Factories” Wil weee prosented ...

... conscquence,” saul he, ** you may set it down as a wagon Lo, for my wife and 1 are svon going to feteh the remainder ' Mow Mea showld treat Women.—A Persian poet gives the following instruetion upon this important point :—** When thou art maiicd, seck to please ...

... per ton may be safely uoted ; within a fortmght it conl? hase heen obtained at €2 1., per ton ¢ now there is a disichnation to pat with ot st €5, Seoteh s, we saw it stated on pood anthority, on Monday, contiumed 2t €1 185 6d: bars heve may be eonsidercd ...

... there not a danger io their being thus over-charged ? lsthere not a fear which may be well entertained that a superabundance of electricity forced 1010 the nervous systews may derange, if not destroy it ? ‘Those who have been Mesmerised say they feel refreshed ...

... less than one hundred war steamers of size, power and ealibre far superior to those now in usc in the British wavy, i varions stages of progress ;. and waless we make great exertions, our naval supremacy is in wo small danger. The League. This pervicions ...

... be worse. -~ Mr. Swith, i conclusion, referred his pocket. Prisoner said e picked the mooey up in & tobaceo | Mr. Hoys' Fine Art Distrivution.—On Wednesday uext | attend. —After some furthee conversation, Mr. T. (. :.3 ‘his statement, requested Me. Yorke ...