... TO TIM~ EDI.TOR OF T11t CAL31DONIAi MERCURtY' ?? wV SR1was no itesrrsdteother day while distlriel .bouring town for, the arrival of their Honours, to see one ring gra ofthem Ste? le smkn Igr n keep poling away Ceedin,' to thre 00osmall amaizeeietjt..o~the liege& aes~embled, until 'plentifi the entry of.a. Nettle Lord, when hie ifih~atily doffed the rail this5 00 eitv oimblem of Ma~isteriall ...

... - None can have contemplated the existence and changes in the butterfly without being sensible of its affording- a most lovely and beautiful emblem of the soul, and, according to this iclen, the Greeks often used the word Psyche, which, properly, means the human soul, to signify also a butterfly. With greatly more accurate notions of the real nature of these transformations, few modern ...

... IMMENSE COAL FIELD.— A Saxon geologist has discovered an enormous seam of coal in Euboea, and estimated its possible extent to amount to millions of cwt. The importance of this sable treasure is so much the greater to Greece as the Mediterranean has hitherto been supplied with coals exclusively from England, and the Greeks already see in vision the transfer of the coal trade from the pits of ...

... PRISON RZGULATIONS. The following has been transmitted to the Sheriffh of the Counties, &c. frolm the H1om1e Officc:- W/sitelhall, Oct. 12, 1835. Gentlemen,_1 beg to direct your attention to an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, 5th and 6th William IV. c. 38, intitled ' An Act for effecting greater uniformity of practice in the government of the several prisons in Eng- land and ...

... RaESvcwo? Tsi119 46:e REXculEsT ATE A~ ?? Saturday hbis Excellency the Lord Lictteoanot,.saqom- panied by Whe Counteas of Mulerave' and suite, entered the Bnrrsdi Square about half.past one, in four carriages. Lady Mulkrave, who was attended' by ?? and Lady Dufferin, ths Hon- Alisses Foster, Captain and Miss Blackiood, and Lieutenant-Calonel Iorke alighted at the rnrss house, and were ushered ...

... TElE ORDER 01'F O)) FELLOWS. REFPUSAL 0?~ THEk VICAR TO PREACH. TO T1i2E EDITORIS OF THlE LEEDS MtERCURY. GsocsrEOEN,-f ye cats line! rism sir yoor valuable taint widely circslater jiapor for thle folloitiisg letter to the vicar of 'Tisi ecasoe I rave troubiledi tou 00 this Occarsitn is, as far as lies irs oy prower, to tot tire Vlicar eighit !i iie rhoruionsi lie too [eramed or uavy ?? rs ...

... STATE OF InrELAND-The orange journalq a Sorel puzzled for materials to make anytiling like I(j Y display andler their favollrite heading of , Slf ce, country. It is itilostgratifying fact htn in ° the the useinory of any man living, was ltj cf.,, itr hin state of mbrc general tranqoillity, notwitifi^ 11Y tol a unprecedented low price of agricultural 1,, 1Ing lb,, an ilinstratioii of the ...

... 'Lieutenent-General Hodgson has suoedede to tbe ti Colonalcy of the 4th regiment of infantry, vaeant by the rr death of the late General, the Earl of Ohatamn ; and Majnjr.General H1astings Fraser has obtained the Colo. ar nwlce.wf the 8Sd cegiment, vacant my -Ienerayl RdgtiGa;& p LSia?3el~iit~-itdtter rlave been refeived in Dibs. 1iiu, stistin Lord*-Ay1mer's- acceptairice of the commaiid ? in ...

... CARDIFF, OCT. 24.— I lie Rebeeca, Richards, from New- port to Padstow, is on shore at Aberthaw. SWANSFA.- The New Blessing, Tedball, from Cardiff to Waterford, foundered on the Heiwick Sand. Crew seved. ...

... EMIGRATION OF AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS. EXTRAORDINARY CASE. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly before the sitting magis- trates at the New Bailey (J.F. Foster, E. J. Lloyd, and G. W. Wood, Esqrs.) left the court, a case of extraordinary no- feHy and hardship was brought before them. The facts as they transpired are as follow :-Two hdalthy, flesh counte- nanced, but somewhat emaciated, agricultural ...

... The Queen's visit to the Duke of Wellington, on her Majesty's return from Oxford, was hailed by the whole tenantry of his Grace with hearty gratulations of joy an4 affection, which were duly acknowledged. All the nolijlity resident in that neighbourhood were invited by the Duke to participate in the banquet given to her Majesty. Lord Charles NVellesley, the second son of hisferace, was present ...

... On Sunday last a sermon was preached in Cardiff Church, by the the Rev. Thomas Stacey, in aid of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, more particularly for providing for the erection of additional places of worship and school- bouses, for the use of the emancipated negroes, and to increase the number of Clergymen, Catechists, and Schoolmasters throughout the British ...