THE FITZ-FIRKINS, A.A PI CEWICIIAN TALE. Every manl has in his own life follies enough-in his own mind troubles enough-in the perlbrmance of lhis duties defi- ciences enough-in his misfortunes evils enough without being curious about the affairs of others-and here am I, an old as

_-0 COURT OF STANNARIES OF CORNWALL. THOMAS V. VICE AND BENNETTS.-Or, Monday, at three o'clock, his Royal Highness Prince Albert attended at the above court, which was held in the Council-room, at the Duchy of Cornwall Office, Somerset-house, and proceeded to deliver judgment in

TH B E R'A. [LATEST EDITION] SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1842. On Mondav evening, in the House of Commons, the third reading of the Income Tax Bill came on. To the motion, that the bill should be read a third time, Mr. SHARMAN CRAWFORD proposed an amendment, that as the House of Commons did

COURT AND From ten o'clock in the morning until thle close ef the f noon on Wednesday, Buckinugham Palace wa etaas er the -nobility anid gentry calling to malke tlreir dutfl irnqdwith alter the health of her Majesty. 105qir0 Their Royal Highinesses the Prihce of Walesand thep Roy

THE RINPM IFIGHTS 16 COME. Jane ?? and Searles i0 a-side, Yjorkoire. July 5-Jo hni- Walklcr acil Nell Adams, 4100 a-side. 1 '-Torn the Oroei and XV. Jones, 2ea a-side, nioar London. 25-Tom CMIILy allti J m(1 (tO r olbi a)-l a-side, half w.av betwcn London Qt, Birmislhtam, secatl

I ?? CITY, FruIDAr EVENING. We have nothing new to add to our observations of last week relative to the Eastern Question; the best informed think that it will be pacifically arranged, although under the most favourable circumstances some time must necessarilv elapse. In the mean

ABDICATION OF THE QUEEN REGENT ,F SPAIN. The Moniteur Parisien and the Afessager publish the following TELEOGRAPHSIC DESPATCH. BllARCEL.ONA, Ocr. 16 (AT NooN).-By a manifesto, dated the J2th inst., the Queen-Regent has abdicated. The Ministry, in publishingthis manifesto, announ

T H, BRA. [LATEST EDIVON.) SUNDAY; JANUARY 29, 18430 The Parliament will meet on Thursday, and the ex- pectation of all men who take an interest in politics is directed to that event. From the indications of-the last two or three weeks, there cannot now be much doubt as to the ge

CORN-MAR[E'r-NTARCH 8. We have had moderatesupplies of English WHEAT duringthe week, which meet a fair sale amongst the Millers at very steady prices. A few runs only are left on hand this morning, which are held at pre. vious rates; hut the trade is slow, having rather an indif

LYTHAM OPEN MEETINC, MOND.AY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 5, & 6. STRWA0DS-A. Graham, A. Sharp, J. King, W. C. Chew, and B. B. Robinson, Esqrs. The GnxST CLIFTON CUP, 5 10s. each. Mr Chew's w & f d Leader beat Mr Bake's w & f d Birdeatcher Ur King's w & be d Vanish .. Mr La