... Take Care of your Pockets. We take some pains, occasionally, in satisfying ourself upon subjects involving the characters of individuals, but we seldom give more than the results of our inquiries- when we can draw any. But here, in regard to these Betting Houses, it is necessary to give some particulars, that the reader may form his own conclusions respecting them. A subscriber of ours-the ...

... There is a stir in the City. The great rude hand of Improvement has insinuated itself into this stronghold of ancient abuses; and, taken by surprise, the privileged few are in a state of mingled anger and consternation. It is great fun to observe their sayings and doings, particularly as their fate is certain, for what can that handful of mortals do to effectually resist the resolve of ...

... THE LOW LODGING*HOUSES-ROUTEI Of the nogue's Refuge-Zints for a IRe- formed System. Ti ;o ?? . IT is satisfactory to perceive that the police authorities are carrying out the provisions of the LodginUghouses Act with determination. These dens of iniquity and filth must be extirpated root and brancl. If the poor, according to a dictum which we reverence, shall not cease in the land, the ...

... TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERS 30- WAR.OFFICE.-3d Regiment of Foot, Surgeon Henry Cooper Read, from the p7th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice, Stephenson, de- ceased. 17th Foot, Sergeant Michael Bradford tohe Enasigo,by purchase; vice Crowe, appointed to the gad Foot. 18th Foot, Lieutenant Thomas William Moatyn, from the 75th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Abbott, who exchanges. 28th Foot, Quarter- master Samuel ...

... SEARLES V. MANXS. TO THE EDITOa OF THE ERA. Sir,-In your paper of last Sunday, I perceive a challenge ,from Manks. I will not occupy your valuable space by quoting it at length, but merely wish to state tbat, after my public avowal that I had totally done with pedestrianism, I think it in- opportune and unmanly in Manks, or his advisers, to get me to renew any wagers, when abundant ...

... BETTING C3FFioES A. Z: TI- E cpp~onorelts- .=r. ?? &C., &C. TO THE RIGHT HON. rll- EARL 'r 5c' h. t!e My Lord,-You cowloaii, tf tle I .Sit.rcel WI t., petition presented by yu(, from ilte oastry 0 o st c n S~eU~a;OI W~I)t-l tl(! P;icc WasRC ~ ;-evD bhe thlier lebone, against tie 1ettiet ofiCvh, Wbe ?? Ijy th House of Lords, Wioh arit r ?? 0 f jlatice l iYlC the respectable list keepers ?? of ...

... JUNE 29.-By Mr. BEADEL, at the Mart.-The sale I of the freehold estate of Sandy.place, Sandy, Bedforsl- shire, attracted a crowded attendance. The estate consists of a family mansion, in a well-timbered park, pleasure- grounds, game preserves, several farms with residences and homesteads, plots of garden ground, building sites, accommodation land, houses and cottages, the whole embracing 1,493 ...

... >SCANDA~LOS Z:VEOOKE;}RIE: O]P TEI: Roman Catholic t-erewO ue rnn We are requested to publish the toliowing correspouu- ence:- (No. 1.) 39, Duncan-terrane, Islington, August 9. Right Hon. Sir -I beg to lay before you, as her Majesty's principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, the following representation - A. person of the name of Teodor, who styles himself a Catholic priest, but ...

... %VIVgs. AN'D TRAFFIC Te n a ofs the Great Northern Ratalfay Cite fern at King's-cross. ,cent termlrnus of thle Great Northern Rail. TIhe ?? having been appointed to be opened -at ?? tl'e Septetuber, is rapidly approaching ' rtrt conef la~n d aituate in thle parish of St. Pancras, .Itpieil by tbe tertlinus, on the southern side of the *p Y0t'wcsaa, Ilaiden-ela and between that point and i about ...

... %3,F.iEAnGUS O'CONNOR INI Westminster Hall. Between two and three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon mlcli commnotion was occasioned in the several law courts at W'estminster Hall by all unexpected visit of Mr. e ?? O'Connor, the lion. member for Nottinghlam y.lse extraordinary conduct quite put a stop to the busi-' ess of the courts for a time. It appears that the bon. member, who had only returned ...

... THE IMPOSTOR STATESMAN Pretender to the Civio Representation. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the man who entered into a treaty of alliance with the rebel O'CONNELL, to secure a political position, has put forth an address craving the suffrages of the citizens of London, and the Jew, it seems, endorses the document. The Israelite well knows his man. He knows that the ?? is cunning of fence, a ...

... : E t - X - 4 . - 1. I PARIES, TiebspsD.h Ab, members of the National Assembly met yesterday their bureau' before the public sitting to nominate air presidents and secretaries for the present month.' Ijb nontinations art considered decidedllc hostile to the rit of the message presented the dy before. ' The folp 1wig .are the names of the gentlemen elcted:-1st 1 Preau president, M. Baroche; ...