... MZATMST zINTErLLZOGECE. FRO5M FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS, - Thomas Sherwood, Tilchurst, Berks, brick ?? Burgess, Cratfield, SufroIk, ?? Eyre Vardy, Portsmouth, ?? Henry Utting, Newman- street, ?? Jackson, Charlotte-street, paper ?? Blundell, Salisbury,grocer-Jonas Staples, Cottenham, ?? and Ridings, Manchester, cotton ?? Rochester, Hartlepool, butcher-Wil- liam Newton, Bath, coal ?? ...

... MR. O'CONNELL IN DUNDALK. DUNDAL.L, Thursday Night.-The meeting of to-day may be classed amongst the greatest that have taken place since the commencement of the repeal year. The houses were decorated with green boughs, and triumphal arches were erected in the principal streets. At thelentrance to the town, and within a short distance of the gate of Lord Rtoden's demesne, a splendid arch, ...

... OGPhNING Or, FLGHBRURY CHAPE3L. The handsome and commodious chapel which bas been re- i cently erected on the top of St. lichael's Ilill, near the Cotbam Road, by some benevolent gentlemen of the Congregational or P Independent connexion of Noneonformists, was on Thursday a last publicly dedicated to the service of Almighty God. Arany of our readers may not be aware that this templc for the ...

... SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1844. THlE ITACTORIES' Bird. LoRn ASUnnY'S amendment, for the abridgment of the hours of labour of females and young children in factories, was to come on last night. It is of a limited and pro- crastinating character, and has been deferred to a stage of the bill which will materially interfere with the chance of its being carried. If lost, however, for the present, the ten ...

... ervatoponoence. To the Editor of The Bristol Mrercury. SiR,-Yotu will oblige us by giving publicity to the following instance of ill-judged parsimony on the part of the manager of the Bristol Zoological Gardens :-One of our men being on Clifton Down a few days since, with a cart-load of bricks, ob- served an immense bird flying over him, but with so much difficulty that it wao obvious it would ...

... it &ZLIWAV ZNlTEILZGENC3E. SINGULAR BEQUstST.-Iu a recent case for compensation en the Norwich and Yarmouth Railway, on which occasion Sir W. Follett waa ret Ined for the company, and Mr. Fitzroy Kelly for the defendant Tuck, who claimed upwards of S0oul. forland, while tile jury returned a verdict for 15001., Mr. gr. H. Gurney, the banker, onhis cress-examination by tbe Solicitor Generalsaid ...

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... D03MOBST!C ZN'3LLXzG3NC. ROYAL VISITS TO BRIGa TON-We believe there is very little doubt that the King of the French intends to visit her Majesty some time during September. TIar KING OF SAxoNS.-The King of Saxony will leave Great Britain for his majesty's dominions on the 31st instant. His majesty will embark at Granton pier, Edinburgh, on hoard the Princess Alice steam-packet, which will be ...

... THE O1MWN. Ttt~aR was ss cheerful and even noisy evening party in the parlour i of Crofthead, the humble residence of a Scottish laird, who inherited a small eitate from a long line of obscure ancestors. .1 Thre family consisted of himself, wife, and only daughter, and aoui~t half a dozen servants iisetonging to the house, the dairy, tand the form. A good many nekighbours had now been ...

... PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENdE. The Prince of Wales, through his council, has given AlOe towards the erection of FLnow church at Clandowu, Somor. sotsisiro. The Lord Bishop of, Bath Aid Wells has consented to be the atrn of the Bath and Soeorect Society for the Preo'en- tlon ?? to Animals, WULLS 0ATIUeDIRAL.-The repairs of this magnificent cathedral are proceeding very favourably, under the superin. ...

... RUMOUICED DisgOLUTION oV PAWALAMENST.-There is a~rumcari of an Immediate dissolution; or, to speak more cmr. id reotily, there is the report of a rumour to that sifect. What is d, the ground and origin of this report~-wbether the wish Is father sy. to It, or the fear is father to It-whether the protectionists wish 2s Sir Robert to think that he must resign, or Sir, Robert wishes De the ...

... The examination of MIr. Sanders, of Broad-street, Bristol, at the mansion-house, on Monday last, ivill be found in our sixth page. From the Loidon journals of yesterday (Friday) we learn that Lydia Sanders has also been apprehended. All the parties concerned in these forgeries will be brought ( up for examination to-day (Saturday). The following par- ticulars connected with the apprehension of ...