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London, England, 1845-01-27 00:00:00

ltig I NAME O RAILWAY.

18 Arbroath and Forthr •••••••' • • • '• ••
17 Birinitigharn and Glottcettel,...
nfitlidling Junction . ...... • • •• • • •• • •
18 Bristol and Gloucester
17 Chester and Birkenhead .•••••• • • • • ••
16 Dublin and Drogheda• •••• • • •
21 Dublin and Kingstown ••••• • • • • .....
19 Dundee and Arbroath .••••••• • • • • • • •
18 Durham and Sunderland ..• ••• • • •
18 Edinburgh and Glasgow .• • • ••• • • •
19 EaStett Counties and North tnstern•.
18 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr
18 Glasgow and Greenock..
18 Grand Junction ••

18 Great North of EnglAnd •• •••• ......
19 Great Western. •• •• •• •••• •• • .......
17- Liverpool' and Manchester •..• ...:.;*
18 ,London'and fllffitinghath . ••'.• •• •-...
19 London and BladkWall... .......
18 London and Brighton. •• •• •• •• ....
21 London and Croydon .•• •••• •• ......
23 London and Greenwich. ••.. ........
19 London and South Western. • ..... ..
19 Mancliestet•, Bolton, and Bury " ....
IT Manchester and Blrtninghain•• •• •...
18 Manchester, 'Reds, Mid Hull Anne—
iB Midland C0untie5...................

12 Newcastle and Darlington
18 Newcastle and Car1i51e..............
19 Newcastle and North 5hie1d5........
17 North thiloh rind lloltbh and PreSten
2tl. Paris, COrbelli and 0r1ean5..........
21) Paris and Rouen .• • ..
18 PreStOn alld Virrre...;
Is Slthilleici and Manchester--
23 South Eastern...

18 Taff Vale
19 Ulster.
19 Yarmouth and Norwich
18 York and North Midland ,

Last
week,

178
1,906

736
2,173
3,786
1,403

686
7,005
1,616
14,129,
4,353
14,512

733
3,074

937
5,139

840
3,248
6,261
8,590
1,007
1,417

341
1,368
3,921
4,085

a --,-.4
2.. (.4
00.. ,

607
3,582
883

1,797
3,522

1,382
11,b90
'4,112
13,630

625
2,805

196
2,079

736
2,541
5,261
7,462

1,272
298

3,316
2,782

468
2,186
551
688

1,782

Tan Faiiiitiatt PLANS Ai` PARIS.—A Case came on
yesterday before the Tribunal of CoMmerce, in which
M. L‘on Pillet, the director of the French Opera, is
plaintiff, and M. Vatel, director of the Italian Opera, and
torltorin.tiMhattliicesh,eolria,
rucalcodtieorrneee:tednaatnlayts!ave a series of English per-
counsel, M. Durmont i stated per-
The
deprivingh b following
y t the e plaintiff avr French
nch
hes
spe
upon
enenoteutmshadvetaee
,dttiswt,
Opera and the Italian Theatre of the right which
they fbritierly possessed of being open every night,
and rtstrieting them to certain nights, the Government,
which
fletc
hotAhnite.dhiLet effect
Ani its Pillet,
modf imposed
aryuruinous
11:71
one by
o
Sunday in two during the Winter, are given to the
sree cdtieossri sr ,e shown
at on rbbey;
Preneh Opera ; and the Tuesdays, Thursdays 4 and
and Fridays, with
Sniiirdays, with the alternate Sundays, to the Italian
Opera. In addition to this, seven extraordinary represen-
tations are granted to the French Opera, including
New Year'siday and Shrove Tuesday, and silt to the
Italian Opera, Eery night of performance at one of
these theatres, therefore, beyond those fixed by the
authorities; must be, says M. lAort Pillet, do infringe-
'tient upon the rights of the other theatre ; and, M. Vatel
having let his theatre for thirteen nights to Mr. Mitchell,
has inflicted an injury upon him for which he demands
compensation from him and from Mr. Mitchell, as
ans of the parties- to this infrii,getnent. He demands
3,000 f. damages for every night's performance in ad-
dition to the extraordinary representation allowed by
the conditions. M. Vanier, for M. Vatel, contended that
his client was justified in what he had done ; and M.
tinnier- Quatremire, on the part of Mr. Mitchell, took
an objection to the competency of the tribunal, on the
ground that it had not the p,,wer to interpret the act of
the government upon which the performances were
founded. The tribunal, however ordered the cause to
be entered upon the list fur a formal hearing.—Galignani
of Wednesday,
NEW CANDIDATE FOR YORK CITY.—It is rutnoured
that Mr. Hudson, of active railway notoriety, intends
soliciting the suffrages of the electors of the ancient city
of York, on the first vacancy.—Leeds
EAST CORNWALL ELECTIoN.—The SonzerselCounty
Herald states that Mr. Carew, of Anthony, near Tor-
point, will be the Tory candidate for Ea
24.—With the
East Cornwall.
BRISTOL SUGAR-MARKET, JAN.
- exception of a few parcels of crystallized Demeraras.
and which have found a ready sale, scarcely any busi-
ness has been done here this week ; the trade appear
generally to hold ample stocks, and until these are re-
duced they see no inducement to come to market. Rum
and molasses very dull.—Bristol Mercury.
THROWING OPEN TIIE BUSINESS OF THE PALACE
COURT.—It has hitherto been considered that, under the
peculiar construction of this Court, all persons, sueing
and being sued, were compelled to employ one of the
attorneys of the Court, in addition to their sevetal legal
advisers. During the present term an application was
made in the Bail Court, before Mr. Justice Williams, to
direct a writ of trial to take place in the Palace Court,
when it was stated to his Lordship that it was thought
his order would not be attended to. Mr. Hewlett, the
prothonatary, however, received the order, and the cause
came on on Friday, when, contrary to the hitherto-
received opinion, the defendant's attorney, who was
unconnected with the Court, was heard, thus showing,
that the hitherto restricted custom had no foundation in

of the first seven
members
B
bersofithit:bTarheelig‘ibslteafnodripnrgOM promotion is as follows :
Ateherley July 5, 1810.
Platt February 9, 1816,

Law (Recorder) February 7, 1817.
Thesiger (Solicitor-General) November 18, 1818
Godson July 10, 1821.
Kelly May 7, 1824.
Wortley January 21, 1831.
Mr. Justice Ede was called to the bar on the 26th of
November, 1819.
The Bank of England have, it isundersteod, repaid
Messrs. Rogers and Co. the amount of the notes lately
stolen, upon a guarantee of indemnity In case the notes
themselves should be presented for payment.
We are happy to find that there was considerable
exaggeration in the accounts which have gone forth re-
specting the illness of Colonel Sibthorp, The Gallant
Colonel has been suffering from influenza, and was for
some time confined to his bed, but has been at no period
alarmingly ill.
The great Minster bell was cast on Saturday last,
and is expected to be in York within a fortnight.—Leeds
Times.

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