... TE1IFIG STORM OFTHUNDE~ .AND HAIL, On Saturday. the metropolis and its suburbs, for miles ro'nd, were visited by one of the severest stormsof thunder,.lightning, nd hail, accompanied by a heavy rain, that has been expe. rienced for several years pest. Prom two o'lock distant peals of thunder werer distinctly heard, but thestrm did not begin ;With any violence until about twenty Minutes after ...

... XISIELLANEOU.S.' I HONOUR To SiAKxsPEnE-N-o fewer than five haodred cdseti of Shakepere's bust, taken from the monumental bust at Strat- ford-on- Avon, were lately shipped at Liverpool for New York. BIUAREAN.- Lord I said Mrs. Partingtbo, what monster them cotton-factora must be. I'm told one oa emo h aas many as a hundred Iiangt r CLOSE SHAVING.-The Nadionale, of Florence, quotes a letter ...

... BRISTOLi ATIIENEU2.1 NATIONAL MUIC ?? IRELANDal.-The second lecture on the no, tional siausic of Ireland was d eliverred lay Mar. 1lorcicastle at thle YictOriiLr1ot011 ann I' ac10d1dy elraning, a nat appeared to imlpar't thle most lively eat ifl stio i to ti t li talaus audaidncec. The lectutrer wrent bnack ito the aavg in of Irish toratq,~ gare at short sketch of the hisitory f tie birdas to ...

... Parliamentary) 111telligence. I HOUSE 0OF LORDS.-M~~ONDAY. t B5UIDENS5 oq raoOPERTY. 3 Lord BEAUMONST moved for a select committee to inquire Into the burdens on real property, and soid, that though heo believed no opposition world be offered to his motion, he8 felt It his duty to explain his motives in bringing It forward. Ii'e had over held that peculiar burdens and proteetion to agriculture ...

... n11 Arrives Desistell Aid3 post Rd.wth I 3u~AIrS. at at before. Ifee# till if I_ _ _ II it. 1 . I | . A1. H. IU. q. M. Exeter .11idailtlit 0 .M. i iS 9 45 e, First London . . 15 . It . 10 A3. 7 10 7 40 d North ald Irish .. .. 6 0A 644 P.M. 5 40 610 i F ionth hrptoa . . 6 3i AM.: 5 33 P.M. 4 35 5 *e fl0tth,. . N Io I 3 20 P.M. 2 24 2 50 !e Second London . .. 2 D P~l v o P.M. 9 l' 0 45 a- ...

... PROVINCTAL INTELLIGENCE. REPRESEcTNA?IoN OF BlATa.-We have authority for Istating that a letter was received on Friday from Lord Ashley, declining to becomte a candidate, at the next dlssolratioa or a cancy, for this city.-Keeseo'e; Eat Jourenal. WiNswoRD.-On, Saturday last a man named Jaes~ Ogborne was caught in the dairy of Sohn Lodge, farmer, oftibls place, and was committed to Shepton ...

... A Qurtely eetng f~ he ruseesof this Tastitution was heldyeserdy, n te llardroo, 3 K.HABlsRIFtIDL, Rsq., in te cair forthedesatchof he sua buslsies~, said for re- ceii'n areprt eoe te sb~ommtte. and adopting new rule Inrefrenc totheoffie o chplan. The CnHAIRaeAIR read a report, from the sub~committee. ap- pointed ,to adopt the necessary measures in relatiion tothe Chap. Iaincy Endowment ~und. ...

... bOMESTIO, INTELLIGENCE. Li .iJV1VjJ20 AwlJ if The Queer, has forwaiiid one hundried ofina f the cnotnaea fund raising to reliee theiberieaved familes fte fruaea dpilotswho Wera drowned by ~the South Shields life-boat eapale- MIr. t. ing, ianinattemipt to~r~scnle the crew of the Besy, wredked a pi~la few morning since oh the Herd Sands., The ockorptonitc of Thi ig Newcastle and the Ma'ster and ...

... 511115trOlatto of :10fal 3filotarg. NO. XIV. THE HEIRS OF DE MONTFORT: LLEWELLIN's BRIDE. 1 , HE interest created by the Baronf' War is not confined to its Immediate actors. .Beyond the central figure of De Mont- fort, it extends to more than one of his descendants; and we hold ourselves justified if we turn aside to regard for , ' id// an instant the heirs of its vicissitudes. rLI fz Vt;? $; ...

... B13STOl POST - OWPZCE. Should Letter, MAILS. Arrives Dispatch. be receives at ed at posted with before fees tiO H5 . 1 5. f. 5.. 55. First London ?? 11 A. 8 10 Al. M. 10 7 4B First ?? 22 A. !. 2657 P.MA. 157 2 7 Bath and Keynoham. 7 52 A.)M. .4 S0 P.SI. 3 30 4 0 Second North ?? 9 43 A. M. 4 42 P.D. 3 42 4 1l Stroud ?? 101 1A.M. 4 14 P.M. S 14 3 44 ?? P.51 3 20 P.H. 2 20 259 Devonport ?? 2 10 v ...

... THE WATE OP MONSIEUR ACZXLLE. By dMIS SSEELMP. MONSIEUR ACHILLE was the richest banker in Paris. Born and bred a Jew, he had, when very young, from motives of interest, E conformed to the Christian faith; he was now about forty years t of age, but looked some years less, short, stoat, sallow, with the features peculiar to the tribe, black hair, bushy whiskers, small piercing eyes, dressed in ...

... gatelliqoIce. HOUSE OF LORDS-TiihRbDAT. The 'Marquis of LANSDOWNV Complained of omissions in te ppers relating to the war in Alfghanistan, and particu. laily mentioned the absence of a letter from Geh. Polloek. The Duke of WELUN~GTON proncised to make inquiry into the matter. Earl FITZAVILLiAsc asked wvhether any return had. been made of thle sums raised under the Queen's letter, and the ...