SEPT. 10 - 1853: glass commenced cracking. At that moment a man driving one of Smith's express carts along the Strand, called out to Dunn, "You have broken a window, have you ?" He noticed Dunn enter the passage, and at the instant the whole of the lofty building fell with a cras

One Richard Huggard was summoned before Sir R. W. Carden and Alderman Muggeridge, on Tuesday, to answer a charge of unlawfully obtaining a sum of £l5 under false pretences. Thomas Holmes said, in consequence of an advertisement which appeared in the Morning Advertiser newspaper,

The Stock Exchange on Thursday vas marked by general and decided heaviness, Consols falling at one time + per cent. below the extretric point of Wednesday's depression, whilst the decline in other securities was much more marked; but in the afternoon a rally ensued, and the tsh

from the violent hands of the English people! Eight hundred years have kings reigned in England, and, never until these our days, has a king or regent of England needed such protection, the very idea of which must fill your Royal Highness with indignation, and especially when yo

work for them here and yet theyconie ; and, they must, therefore, come, because, and only because, they are fully persuaded, and almost certain, that they must be ruined, if they remain. Thus have we these, who are amongst our worst enemies. The cruel Corn-Bill has done the "Gava

You have heard the howl that has been set up against project for puffing the system. The hypocrites who invited St. PACO.MO (it and nol Pacomo)

certain Boroughs, these Lords, Baronets and Esquires are very properly called Boroughmongers ; that to say, dealers boroughs, the seats of Boroughs. ail laws and all other matters government are set and enforced the will the two Houses, against whose will the king cannot stir ha

In can: of a sad< of the Paper Monty. Hempstead, Lo- Island, Jan. MAY PLEASE YOCR ROYAL HIGHNESS, the two foregoing- letters have shown, I think, that, the have done great injury to the king and his family well ar the people: that it has been their unvarying policy to assail eac