In The Court Of Common Pleas, Yesterday, Inaction For Libel
was tried in which the Reverend Mr. Forth was plaintiff and the Times de- fendant. The plaintiff had been charged, at Wandsworth Police Court, +with an assault on his landlord ;......
To The Editor Of The Spectator.
London, 20th June. Sin—We, the undersigned, Italians residing in London, hope we may be allowed, through the organ of your paper, to acknowledge our thanks to the honourable......
The Manchester Steamer, That Left Hull For Hamburg On The
14th in- Stant, with a very valuable cargo, was totally wrecked at the entrance of the Elbe, daring a strong Northerly gale, on the 16th or 17th. The crew and passengers are......
The Country Papers Received This Morning, Announce That...
this week has been general ; and its effects on vegetation are stated to be very great.......
The Theatres.
Curtrosrrv to see how the "Prize Comedy" would stand the test of stage-representation, filled the Haymarket to overflowing on Tuesday, with an audience the eagerness of whose......
The Dublin Correspondent Of The Times, Writing On...
the following particulars respecting the Lord-Lieutenant's resignation. " On Sunday last, it appears, Lord Francis Gordon, first Aide-de-Camp, was despatched to London, to lay......
The Paris Papers Of Thursday Represent The Naval Force With
which the Prince De Joinville is to sail for Morocco as considerably greater than was previously mentioned. It is said to consist of three ships of the line, besides frigates......
A Deputation From The Committee Of Joint-stock Banks Had An
in- terview yesterday with Sir Robert Peel, for the purpose of proposing their amendments to the Bank Charter Act. The deputation consisted of Messrs. Jos. Walker, Vincent......
East India Shipping.
AURIvED. — At Graveseud, 17th June, Fanny, Andrews, from Sydney ; 21st, Mar- mion , Jenard, from China; Persia, Stevens, from Ceylon ; and Janet Last, Gold- smith, from Diemen's......
Money Market.
STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The determination of the Conservative party to support Sir ROBERT PEEL in his call upon the House of Commons to rescind the hostile vote of......
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