... -Aboutt twolhundred subaltern inhi officers and soldiers went yesterday in procession ord, to the cluamo of July, and placed crowns of ins, to I mortality on the graves of the victims of Fe- A bruary. This revolutionary manifestation has dail created a great ...

... hundred subaltern inhaib officrirs iul'o soldiers wenst yesterday in precession Ort~erl to tii' cicorin of July, and placed crowns Of ins, to the more'stiiy oil the graves of lre, victims of Fe- Amn bruer.- 'I This revolutionary mranifestation a al crest ...

... givori to tire Crown. - - Lord It. GROSVENOR coneplained of the conduct of the Go-S .vene-nirit svlitl reference to tire questioir. Tire Chancellor of ?? Si ?? lead stated inl thne House thert Ministers lied given advice ti -tCc the Crown for- the purpose ...

... of these five points Mr. (Pooch's statement of the dl?pnte is totally end utterly at variance with facts. I will take the flatt point, vis.? Mn (Pooch's denial that he has fined any man for ? mishap over which he (the driver) had no coutrol Joseph Tutton ...

... water, leading from the parish of St. Nicholas into the marshes, was re. .$ presented to be in a very dangerous state, the crown of it having sunk five inches. The matter was referred to the Surveyor, to inspect and report.-A question was raised by Mr ...

... one of the lever traps in front' of the, stage. In taking this leap, Mr. Marshall pitched a little too far forward, and the crown of his head coming in contact with the, stage, a large portion of the scalp was torn from the skull. It is hoped that the bone ...

... ti of us er by their wretched position was their own ,antagonism freed. it to each other. Shopkeepers and tradesmen ought flatte inc to unite with the working nian,-the better his po- their ion sition, the batter customer he became to them. It a tart ...

... effect it may produce upon manual labour. The dinner took place in a large malting office adjoism- ing the howling green of the Crown Inn, lent by Mr. Hart, and whicl was well adapted to the purpose. Three tables extended the whole length of the apartment. ...

... and of thy People too l peep on thee, them, theirs, long rest that gem of ours, Hala That regal crown, with glories ever nee, Which shall outlast all crowns the world shall see, DIPO BECAUSE it is the heirloom of the FREE. Liverpool, Opt. 2, 1851. JOHU ...

... policeman Redgrave was the aggressor. It appeared that the defendants had been drinking until a very late hour at the Rose & Crown. The Magistrates convicted both the defendants, who were fined 7s.6d. and ?? Sheldrake and Samuel Chaston were charged with ...

... with drawn ribbons, plain stamped velvet embroidery, jet, &c. Bonnets are much modified in form, still open i front; but the crowns arc less hanging behind. Ua- pots in plain velvet, black, violet, deep blue, green, drab, with or without feathers? are much ...

... Ireland, Scotlind,'aud-Waldse, ad other friends of al r. of th~~ ~eepetued~S~cretsry~ Let ir reel't nre et molooi.teeejn a large flatt ii, comnpiny-ofgentlemeattended altbe LondonTavern, in Ludgate- the ii hill liondonwto meet tie~worth gentlemant to whom the ...