... all minor ani- mos~ties anid unavoidable differences of opinion in 'pint-bumpers- 'said the complaints of the multitude are lost i'n tlse clatter of pl]ates and the roaring of loyal catches at every quarter's mect- ing ot mnayorss feast. The town-hall ...

... obtained a verdict of £500 against the proprietors of the John Bull newspaper, for a libel. The Confidence, public ship, and the Albion packet, lost with all their crews, ols the south coast of Ire- land, and in the latter, many passengers, among whom wa-S General ...

... 'Tli Sulilisses's friends knew this,tI mlavd as it reoseined absent for tevo months, they, one asid all, I 1 gave it uis for lost. What, thou, was their strlidSe, wides Ioss Thustrday last,.-tliylieac-d a lired Chirping ise tise roomn off Cie ktitchen, ...

... telw but having the odfotn to -the jloass:inc e of five hun- dredi a-veir, I at once resigned ai all hopesof the ofifsve llorn ship and thle gout, for rural andicscfecty ma be forgiven for talking of this perid, of miy lif, for itay my p.easanltcst. My syl ...

... terminating at or eapualicubousei called the Old Cock &Trumpet, in the occupation of Thomas Barlow, in Ruden-lane, in the Town- .ship of Preatwic. Which said Bury and Ratcliffe Bridge D strict of Road, and the diversions or new lines of Road pass, and aie intended ...

... m~~~onc freon abroad; and for thris Servicet A pas Bthe rr~ssfler, on Per cent. on thre amount of r consiameils ecive end shipped . C, D, land E, and all e theothurettor tin te alphabet, being inanufoeturors, be-t come consign~r at -th soi Itainof B1, ...

... and the costs, amounting to nine shillings more, which was ultimately ?? young man. ap- plied for some compensation,' having lost three days in bringing Howarth to justice, but was told that the magis- trates had no power to orderany, the money paid as ...

... and sc no 'doubt his lordsiip would-be of the same opinion; but be b thatas it may, said the writer, the best plan ?? lordI- !ship to- adopt, would be to purchase the copysight of' the b work, evlich- is to be disposed' of for two thousaid pounds; and 'if ...

... bad been dn in other town- ships. Tme inhabitants were able and wvilling to pay the ful quota of goveranient taxes, but it Would be only justice, that it they were calied upon for anl increased amount, that a other town~ships should be dealt with in the ...

... had been wrecked on the Little Ross, at the mouth of the t Dee, and when the news reached W11hitchaven, MAr. Ran- ] - dleson, lost not a mometnt in repairing to the spot. Ott ar- c triving at rKiroudbrighit, he found p:enty of wreck, but no t tidinoos oE ...

... found lately in the same. curch-yard under similar circumstances. w TuHE LOST Ten OF BuT.TE.-We are happy. to inform Iis our correspondent, who, a fortnight ago, unfortunately lost B Ia firkin of butter-that a cask was fousch this niorning by the In scavengers ...

... em tlhespot. The new silver coinage includes Id., 2d., 3d., and 4d. pieces. The silver penimes are very small, and nmay be lost with great facility. The sloop Sarah, of Ulverston, was wrecked on the bank at Blackpool, on Sunday night lact. Tise crew, ...