... the reform asso. j oiatlofl5 f the ,ountvy. The attendauoe Included- bar, T.I, Potter, Dip,,Ir, Ce. adfield, Kp. Mr. John Flatt. MYiP. H~r. ?? NWhitwoth, M*P,, Mr. John F, iis. 1I., T.1r. CG S, lzoundall, 17r, Albert auison, the blayor of AqhTon, g 3e0jallia ...

... Of whose active wneeu'sitli ty Owlt people it is a.- whii slat1, poestl'le Ilean be igntotant. uttt gentl'm'n, 1 dict not flatt, r ior i , miyself with the hopti that I should lnews received a welcomise So) Ii trio, cordial as that which connreted tode ...

... force to religion. The revenue returns for the quarter just ended show an increase of £692,000 on property tax ; £1,000 on Crown lands ; and £261,078 under the head of miscel'aneous. On the following items there has been a dcrease as follows:- Customs ...

... Saxton, who had been remanded from Wednesday last, with se5 robbing John Norefs of a purse containing one sovereign, be; half-a-crown, and sixpenceon Monday evening week, in an A entry near the Old Cross. It appeared from the evidence of Set Mr. Norris, that ...

... Porter, J eNissrs. Franklin Haworth and A B. Ewart, t Master C. Porter, Mhr. J. Muir, Miss Kate Nono, i Mr. E. Butcher, Mr. G. Flatt, Mrs. Lancaster, 1 Mr. ilugh Shimmin, Master Latham, Mr.J.l Ward, Mr. T. G. Fargher, and Mr. ?? Lawas. The concert throughout ...

... imprisoned bribers, says a ;he is vnable to find in the memorials such b -reasons as would justify him in advising the h , Crown to interfere with the sentences pro. it lnounced by the judges appointed to administer k .the law. w Sir HAIRLES RUSSELL denies ...

... to anl alazmprg extent in the neighbiourhood of Wigan, A brickmasler, named William Hamipson, has eotypnd a brickeroit at Flatt BrIde, aboutthr ies from Wtigan, on land belonging to tbh5 a of Ellesmore, and on Thurs. day 'week he comapleted and set fire ...

... to sleep, and a verdict of Death by misadventure was returned. TaAECaDY IN Ll.OO.-Eavly on TuesdaTy morning the Rose and Crown -pblic house, opposite St. Bartholomren's Hospital, Little Britain, London, was the scene of a travedy The Tole occuepants ...

... provtona'y~ea, being an Increase this yearw of 111,780 HunlPhre ,1 o'515 lie, W'rIgt GLASGOW CORN MA MiWf'ETV TVlge, lie Trade 1-flat':t weith no change in the, price of arry article. Kerckhut r. Jackson, nrFRANCE1. SAra-N a. rju, ?? t tlt' tleoas o Perry, ...

... 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 ...

... -Yesterday, the DMavor of St. Helens (Alderman i re L. Pilkington) formally presented to the corpora- r m tion a very handsome Crown-Darby tea service, t] n with silver spoons, for 48 persons. The service, t r, which consists of 156 pieces, was utilised for ...

... by an offlicer of the Crown. Thepeoplewouldhavesslbed theirown sheriffs, and the progress ,of public justice never could have buen impeded. Can we, then, gentle. men, with these facts before us, consistently with our ?? to the Crown and our duty to.tbe1 ...