... Hamlyn, as soon as the cheering had subsided, in a speech of considerable length, returned his thanks to the President and the company for the affectionate mark of regard they had bestowed upon him; by which they had not only paid him the highest and most ...

... about six o’clock, as Edward » the youngest son of Capt. Maber, of Woodlands, near Taunton, was riding through East Creeeh Turnpike Gate, ou his return home, a dog ran out of tae adjoining lane, and attack- ed the heels of the pony on which the child was ...

... in England fora repeal of these obnoxious laws. We should like to see Sheffield, the birth- place and home of Ebenezer Elliot, set the proud example to the larger towns.—Sheffield Iris. Tus 3ALLoon.—Mr. Green, Mr. Monck Mason, and Mr. Holland, arrived ...

... Junction) Rai Iway Bill. | The Newark Crown Estate, and the Annual Indem. nity Bills were read a third time an d passed. The Turnpike Road Acts Continuance Bill was reported. The Public Works (Ireland) Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Over Tnelosure Bill ...

... which subsisted between the company and the Commis- Mr. Mortimer said, if Mr. Arter could shew from the aci that gas proprietors were incapacitated from acting as Commissioners, he, asthe holder of a share in the gas company, would at once eease to act ...

... by the toad side, and had evidently been the arrival of Mr. Baker, for the purpose of him. The attempt was made as off the turnpike road at Henstead, and almost 2 mile ‘rom the Huts. arrived at the spot he dis- covered a perscn ina kneeling position, pointicg ...

... of toll at Ealing turnpike, appeared before the Rev. Dr. Walms- fey and Messrs. Baillie, Pownall, and Armstrong, the sitting magistrates, oa a summons under the statute of for refusi the 4th George LV., cap. 95, see. 30 (the Turnpike Aet), or neglecting ...

... soldiers, aad walk to that town, a distance of about five miles. defeated and disp Wi hat would have been the fate of t the turnpike gate where the road turns of to Upton, a te and unoffending inhabitants, if sucee sss had at man got inside the coach and ...

... no person is allowed to set foot on the deck. Certain itis thac there are prisoners on board, but wiiether Frost and his companious, or not, is not certain, as the captain and crew are siteat ihe subject. No doubt the con- jecture that this steamer has ...

... on the fact of aving been finally determined on as the port from which the West India mails will depart. The Royal Mail company have contracted with the govern- ment for the conveyance of the West India mails for ten years, at £ 140,000. per annum. The ...

... necessity of preventing the con- fusion that must arise, by a declaration ef the said it was generally believed that the company had steamers law. He therefore asked whether it was the intention of inefficient power, whieh were unable to contend against ...

... GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY’S li t N OFFICE, Quay, Ser a following Stream VESSELS are intend ed to Sail from Baisror, andas undermentioned, with or without Pilots and with liberty to tow Vessels, during May, The Company's new and powerful steamer ...