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Manchester, Bolton, and Bury •••• ••
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Manchester, Leeds, and hull Assoc..
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Newcastle and North 5hie1d5........
North Union and Bolton and Preston
Paris, Corbeil, and 0r1ean5..........
Paris and Rouen. •• •• ..

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COMMISSION OF LUNACY.—Wednesday,
,„ the inq- re•
on the commission of lunacy instituted against Mr. Neian--__nssv''
sumed. After hearing many witnesses, among whore itas
Munro (who was examined in Dalmas's case), and who Sae;
ill
his decided opinion that Mr. Nelson was of unsound Mind' the
as others who were as positive that he was perfectly 51nelitegi
Learned Commissioner summed up, and the jury having Nelson
for about twenty minutes, returned a verdict—" That gr'hote
was of sound mind, and perfectly capable of taking care "-
himself and his property." 9345
ARMY MOVEMENTS.—The Ist Dragoon
(King's Own) are to march in the early part of May front ;et
bury to Exeter ; at the same time of the year the 3d IL Ath
Guards are to march from Ballincollig to Longford;
(Royal Irish) from Cahir to Glasgow ; the 6th Dragoon Gull:- 002
ds do
not this year for the Cape, but they positively will t":he 8l"
Ist Dragoons (Royals) from Dublin to Ballincollig ,ondslic,
Hussars remain in Dublin until October ; the 11th from 0000
to Cahir ; the 16th sail in May for Gibraltar; the 44th ha/fenre to
for Dublin ; the depots of the 33d and 92d move from '''6oll
Micheistown and Youshal ; the 61st for India; but the
(Rifles), as we hear, do not leave England this spring. 1100;
DESPERATE. ATTEMPT AT MURDER All°,4ooo'
BERM.—lnformation of the following daring attempt at nit" wt'
no
robbery has been distributed throughout the City sad hie,"ee'retith,
Police districts :—On the night of Monday last on Mr.. tort'
the wife of a gentleman residing at No. 196, Upper Tharaec Ass
going into her bedroom, between twelve and one o'clock, '"h
much alarmed at finding a strange man standing in the OW wil4
though much alarmed, Mrs. Meredith with great presence of Der,
was withdrawing from the room, when the villain rushed ins Dien
and attempted to stab her in her neck with a knife. On see—, JO'
raising the knife she seized his arm, and in the scuffle gip
00
was cut, and the ruffian, extricating himself from her gl; the
down stairs from the second floor, and effected his escaPe
the
front door before any person could come to her assistance:exrsel
perpetrator of the outrage is described as being about fort 10,,t
en
age, rather tall, dark complexion and dark whiskers, o°ooo4
dark c!othes. His coat is supposed to have been torn up tholipS
and the front of his shirt to be stained with blwd from h_ii6 Dien.
been seized there during Mrs. Meredith's endeavours to d010..--"'
MEDITERRANEAN AND EAST INDIA
Mails for the Mediterranean, Egypt, Ceylon, India, analog IVO
via Marseilles, in connexion with the packet which ser The
Southampton on the 20th, a ill be dispatched this evening' 104111.
next mails for Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands, BOP on the
and China, via Southampton, will he dispatched henclontions'
morning of the 3d of May; and those for the same de- George
via Marseilles, on the evening of the 7th of May. Thte he sod'
will take out the mails for Sydney, New South Wales, en at 00
inst. (Wednesday next) ; the Severn is appointed to tekoeritoneia
West India mails of the morning of the '2d of May, the
for the American mails of the 3d of May. se CO°a
RUNNING MATClll.—Wednesday morning— the
match for 51. a.side (the previous one having taken Placee; Lee.,
Bth inst.), came off in the Kensington.road, between Ja
ortty
age
of Knightsbridge, and George Brady, of London. Sh
_.ory
seven o'clock the men were at their post, and ever,' nen7ijog Od
rangemcnt having been made, they started, Brady leable
to dsi'
maintaining his advantage, from which Lees was never .so hS°.
place him, and ult•mately finished as he liked, his antege%texe•
ing given up some time before the completion 01 the lisle, hi°
Brady evidently, from the commencement, had the lay° were 1°
speed being far greater than his opponent. Both rOe°
excellent condition; the distance was one mile.