FRANCE. The great event of the day is the funeral of the poet, or, as the French love to call lilm, and as he loved to call himself, the chansonnier, Beranger. After a tedious illness, he expired, on Thursday evening at half-past 5 o'clock, and his funeral obsequies took place o

July Anne, Mother to the Virgin Mart/ —St. .Joachim and St. Anne, the parents of the Virgin Mary, have been honoured in the church from a very early period; and though history, like the New Testament, silent as to their lives and acts, St. Anne especially was much venerated in m

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to announce that in consequence of increase in the number Advertisements, has found it necessary to enlarge the coliiuius of the I'aper, so that may still alTord his readers t'ue usual amount of local and general intelligence. He also wishes to state that the recently reduced te

to make your choice of representatives; I beg to solicit your suffrages once more, and doing so I can appeal to you with the more boldness, having served you now for the long period of sixteen years. During this time I have had the honourand pleasure of your unwavering support,

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Government soon after the beginning of this session introduced measure for amending the representation of the people; by it nearly half a million of voters, representing for the most part, the intelligence, the property, the industry of the country, would hare been placed on the

Whissendine. April 10, at Melton .Mowbray, (by the Rev. YV. M. Colics), Edward Tyler, of Little Dalby, Sarah Ann iloimcs, of Melton Mowbray. April 10, at the Registrar's Office, Melton Mowbray, Thomas Jackson, Sproxton to Ellen Bates, Coston. April 1, at Leicester, Joseph, young

The second festival in commemoration of the ingathering of the harvest took place Wednesday last. Divine service stood appropriately first the order of the day and goodly congregation assembled the Parish at 11 o'clock. Prayers were =aid the Rev. F. vtejf of Haydor, und Iw litan