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A METHODIST MAULED.--THE PLASTER PAID FOR. WESTMINSTER.—Thomas William , stood indicted for beating, cutting, and wounding William Alexander, on the 27th of December last. Mr. BRODERICK stated, that the plaintiff lodged about two years ago in the house of the defendant; at that

The remains of the gallant and lamented Sir G. CJllier were on Wednesday deposited in the family vault, under St. Pancras Church. It is said that the daily average of assents to the reduction of 4 per cents., is to the amount of about 6,000,0001. BEAR WIT.—In the Stock Ekchang -

APRIL.-DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES MAY BE HAD.

Lord ALTITORP rose to make his promised motion relative to the state of Ireland. The question was surrounded by many difficulties, and those difficulties arose from along train of events connected with the history of that country. Ireland had unfortunately all along been treated

House of Lords. No business of importance. House of Petitions were presented against the Thames Tunnel Billagainst Assessed Taxes--agaiust the Beer Bill, TiiE LAWS. Mr. CURTEIS, ill CORSeqUenCe of the frauds resorted to, in order to make the av erage of th e date of its sale. pr

FARQUHARSON , v. BA LFOUR A motion was made in this cause some few days back, for an injunction to restrain W. Ellis from receiving the rents and profits of the West India estates. As Mr. Hart was absent on that occasion, no o pposition was given. This day (Friday) the motion wa