... —An able letter has just been published by Mr. Jas. Grattan, late M.P. for the county of VVicklow, on the effects likely to be produced on British agriculture by a repeal of the Corn Laws. Mr. Grattan's yew of the foreign farming speculations of English ...

... Stopford, the Governor ot Greenwich Hospital; his Majesty the King of Prussia, and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, walking arm-in-arm; the Duke of Wellington and Sir James Gordon ; the Lord Chamberlain and First Lord the Admiralty Lords Waiting, Foreign ...

... her Majesty.-Two boys, residing in Liverpool, have been committed, under a coroner's warrant, for the murder of a lad named John Chamberlainl, 17 years old, who was kicked and beaten by them, in tile gal- lery of a penny theatre, a few nights back, so ...

... theni divided, when the numbers were- For the amendment, - - Against it, - - - -63 Majority in favour of the clause, - -9 Lord John RUSSELL, on the clause respecting salt provisions, condemned the duty as a wanton interfe- rence with the general principle ...

... Market Rasen, incolnshire, fellmonger, White Hart Hotel, Market Rasen. John Nield, Quick, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, James N ield, Dukia- field, Cheshire, and John Nield the younger and John Holt, Charlesworth, Glossop, Derbyshire, cotton-spin- ners, Commis ...

... offence. This bis Lordship has not but, on the contrary, has repeated it. The :— ** With respect to tbe speech on Lord Cardigans.case. Sir John Campbell shocked man sober-minded people do not hold that' Peers are privileged to kill,' by his statement at the ...

... merchants and com- mission-agents, Commissioners'-rooms, Mauchester. 7.-Willian Smith lBatson, John Wilson, and John Langborn, Berwick. upon-T weed, bankers, King's Arms lun, lIerwick-upon-Teed. August 15.-Williar- Horsnail, Dover, Keut car- penter and joiner ...

... linen-draper and hosier, Corn. Court. June 1.-John Bevan, Swansea, Glamorganshire, ironmonger, Mackworth Arms Hotel, Swansea. John Hardcastle, late of Birmingham, grocer, Hen and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham. John Wilkias, New- port, Alonmouthshire corn-iactor ...

... throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England and France, surmounted Royal Crown. Royal banners waved at the top and on each side of the throne. On the purple velvet back-ground were shields emblazoned, with the Royal Arms England at that time, and the ...

... and Patrick Dwyer, for assaulting the habitation of John Tierney, and for sending threatening notices to the said Tierney to compel him to give up his holding. Daniel Kelly, demanding fire-arms from John Hodgins, and assaulting Rebecca his wife—Thomas Farrell ...

... the house of a man named John Reynolds, about four miles from Mohill, where a vast number of persons had assembled. The amusement had continued for some time, when sudden- ly the doors were forced in by a large body of men, armed with bludgeons, who commenced ...

... pints of most excellent soup, whichl he distri- buted among the numerous destitute ftamilies in that populons neighbourhood. Mr John Reed, butcher, South Shields, slaughl- tered on Wednesday se'nnight, and on Wednesday last, two fat oxen, weigiling upwards ...