... I THE STORY OF LADY ELEANOR BUTLER I AND MISS PONSONBY. The romantic history of these tiwo ladies has been fre- quently before the public in a partial form; but we believe the circumstances connected with it have never been clearly stated. No traveller can pass through the beautiful vale of Llangollen without having pointed out to him the valley in which theyhavedwelt. The following ...

... TO CHARLES C. WESTERN, ESQ., M.P. SIn-As your letter to the county of Essex, on the Currency Question, and the general distress pervading thq country, has been made public, I hope you will not think that I presume in addressing you on the subject of it-a sub. ject of such vital importance to our country. Though I agree with you that wrong legislation has very much contributed to produce the ...

... N1) , ,,X, SD AN,'s POS. London, 7tevd(ay, Jan. 12. CITYMfnyo -lv.ocr 'fihe M Mney arket is more il~d ,1iteadythlismorning. withl ratlier an appear- and Se a tprovehisent Consols for Account ad-I eanced from 93j to gt. Exchequer Bil13 are '2s. to I lower. Consols for Money, ex. div. 93 ; e. qn thlve Foreign Market there are considerablesales. The Sth ,merican Stocks are lower. Brazil Stock, ...

... Fridayand Sturda's Po - . LoxpoNa', FniiDAY, JAN, 8. ,deices have been received at the Colonial Office b e l. the Cape of Good Hope. They come down to c 03dl of October. l T oeroSir Lowry Cole, was at that date t tslr of inspectioln of the frontiers of the Colony. a 'hc Bgishlop of Calcutta had] arrived at the Cape, on t] :~ IcitRr; to Ilidia lie letters contain no other par- h :csirs o muc ...

... THlE G(REAT DONCASTER ST. LEGERI. I (Corrected from our last.) TUESDAY.-The GIREAT ST. LrGEIS STAIRES of 25 sov. each, for three-year olds; colts lst Glb, fillies 8st 31b. St. Leger Course. (08 subscribers.) Lord Scarbrough's b c Carolan, by Catton-Dick Andrews. Lord Scarbrougb's b c brother to Farrare, by Catton. Sir J. Beresford's ch c by St. Patrick, oat of Lisetre. Mr. NV. Duncombe's b c ...

... 1 ~~~- . _- We stated in our lust, that it would not surprise us if the Polignac Adminibtration should be at an end before the meeting of the Chambers. An attempt has been made to avert the dire necessity of going out altogether, by removing several of its members, to make way for others who are less objectionable. After all, it is much doubted whether the Prince can make a stand, even with ...

... To such of the medical profession as are not subscribers to the Lancet, the following letter, extracted from that Work, will be interesting:_ . STETHOSCOPE WITH ELASTIC VNDS. By DRv. FRANcCs Fox, Derby. Daring the last five years, I have made very frequent use of the stethoscope; my residence in the Derbyshire General Infirmary for the above period, enabled me to pursue my examinations in a ...

... Sunndav and Tvesday's Posts. LoNDoN, MONDAY, JAN. 18. The advices from all parts of the Continent con- tinue'to describe the cold as unusually severe; to such a degree, indeedls ' to bring to recollection the severest seasons in the, memory lof the present genera Ation:. (f itbse the 'i4i§t rerntirkable were 1793 and I s184, in both of which thcb-Thames, as well as every great rvipfr tihe ...

... I I _ __. ! r *- ' I~n1,7oridl, IeUsdat, 'Jan. IY. (i. 1tff Vf o 1cy Ocx;-/onsoin, which yesterday CITY, , openei at tile same price tliis Morning. and li'M 930l 2i ermfe. At tie comnmencement of busi. !qt 94 for eoarY t ite-tit was noticed in the heavy securi. iA ateri Inrs oma ter, e;,l were quoted 76 77. itS. } v pClriceS in the Foreign Mbarket were stationary. *; Tile car ;1arrked 27i 'ti, ...

... ! LJJ FDIIE EDITOR Or, HE DERBY MERCURYIf SIR, I am obliged to you for giving my letter to Mr. Mestern a place in your paper, but you will excuse my pointing out a n important error, in the remarks you have made upon it. ,You say, Atr. Wright's propositions tend to prevent any reduction of price below 72s. per quarter. Now my words are, 72s. must be the maxrimum except fromn the infliction ...

... Friday and Sat day's Po&ts. i LosoN, FRIDAY, JAs. 16. Dispatches were received on Wednesday at the DIgP Office, from Lord Heytesbury, atSt..Pete!s- Foerg they hear date of the 21st of December. The Emperor s health continues to improve, but was not sffuiCintlY re-established to permit him to resume Public businesse also received on Wednesday from DispatChes were as Sir R Gordon, our ...

... I SJ R T = =WRNCI *Ssl~ IT-Ib;MIS 'LAWRENCE; POST MOPATE1I VXANIt55ATION. W On opening the chest about a pint of fluid was found in di the cavities of the pleura.Si The heart was sdniewhat enlarged, with a good'deal bf fll fat deposited aboitiit. Its mu'ce6lar substance; particularly si 'on the left side, *s thickened, and singularly dense in w texture. w Morbid appearances generally were ...