IMPORTANT DECISIONS.—BILLS THROWN Orr,—The following important decisions were given in the standing orders committee on Tuesday. The Direct Northern Railway.—The standing orders not to be dispensed with. Bill thrown out for the session. This scheme was most favourably reported b

FLEET-STREET, adapted particularly for CLOTH, HAIR, HAT, FLESH, SHOE, STOVE, PLATE, HORSE and other Brushes, now so highly approved of by those who have experienced the advantages obtained in their use since the grant of her Majesty's Letters Patent. N.B. Merchants, captains and

X ceedingly brief we'll endeavour to be W hile making these statements, and so you shall see. V am, vain would it be to address in this way, U nless we had something important to say. T he Spring-time has dawn'd, and E. Moses and Son S tand highest in trade, as they always have

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Happing Union, whkplted been remanded, was-again brought before this sitting magistrates on several charges of forgeryrand embezzlement. Judith Bowles,at Teatishead, deposee, that her husband keeps a•sliop there, and she was,in; the habit of serving frApanpers of the Union withl

SINGULAR ROBBERY IN LrvEnroor,.—Betweefl ten and eleven o'clock on Saturday morning last, an extensive robbery was committed at the house of Mr. Barnes, Roscommon-street, Everton. It appears that immediately after breakfast, that morning, Mr. Barnes and his family left home, lea

e vOrtl LEGAL RITMOUR.—DUELIN, MAY 23.—A current at the bar that Sir Edward Sug shortly retire from his present office, ' and lea ce land. Whatever post he is destined to fill else'. fo his loss in this country can scarcely be repaire•acle, a more upright, fearless, able, or pai

WOOLWICH, JUNE I.—The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty having ordered a: comparative trial to be made to ascertain the speed of three new boats, recently built for service as mail packets on the Dover station. DOVER, MAY 31.—A most extraordinary trial of speed took place, be

John Ridgway, Esq. I Samuel Alcock, Esq. MEDICAL REFEREE. W. Hardwicke, Esq., 24, Lower Calthorp-street. The Managers of the above Society are ready to receive proposals for Assurance on healthy lives for sums from £2O to £2OO, Stamp Duty Free, and Enrolled according to Act of P

OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-FU. 9. Leekey v. Arealor.—This i was an action brought to re - Cover damages for an assault committed by the defendant Ou the plaintiff. Mr. Sergeant Dowling stated the case, from which it aPpeared that the plaintiff, who is cashier at Messrs. Addi ng ton's St.