RAiLWAY CHRONICLE. TO TH1t PROI~lETOR9 OF TISE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. [Advertisenient.] GrNTT.rxE'N,-Since I had the honour of ?? vou in the Eui of the 16th instant, your tueeting has been mdloitned to the 9th of next month, ia order to enable Mr. Wood io add all Appeitdix to his

FLATLST EDrTINc.] SUNDAkY, JANUARY 6, 183>9. When we rise in tie morning, our first thought is of the business or pleasrres of the day before us. Some turn a glance behind to the transactions of yesterday, in order to profit by the lessons of experience; while others look forward

. TURKEY CARPETS. ON ACCOIT'T THK IMPOBTER. FOR PKREaiPTORY SALE BY AUCTION, KIIAWAY’S COFFKB-HOUSE, CHANGE-ALLEY. CORNHILL, . „„ By Messrs- GEORGE BROOKS and . On WEDNESDAY, the *3.1 JANUARY. 18», at Twelve ©Clock precisely. TWENTY-FOUR BALKS, containing about Oiv*. UNDUE and F

Susan Ash well, aged 50, a respectable-looking woman, was indicted for stealing from the shop haberdasher, Totten ham-court-road, on the 20th of December last, eight yards of poplin, two yards of silk, three yards of bombaaine, and a piece mousseline-de-laine, value 255. John Da

8. The Canada Government Bill read third time iu the House of Lords and passed. 12. Watson, who had been indicted with Thistlewood and others for high treason, and acquitted, died New York, aged 15. Mr. Grotc’s motion for the ballot, lost by majority of 117, there being 198 for,

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THE BELL’S NEW MESSENGER* O’Connor would use hit f aflueoce the immense concourse outside. Mr. O’Connor recommended him to apply to bis friend Mr. Kenworthy, the chairman, hut said that if the lives of the magistrates were in danger, would most willingly interfere. Mr. O’Conoor w

JAN. U stcrttly engaged in devising means for I of this country, one can ~ a n( j a il the vigilance of the Government, I the most skilful diplomacy are required to ronnteract her schemes. It is very plain, also, the insurgents receive much assistance from the people of the Unite

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