... is From documents recently laid before the Secretary of State by a D)eputation from the Vestry of St. George, Hanover-square, it appears that of the very large sums of m oney borrouied-by the Middlesex Magistrates on mortgage cc ofthe county rates, for thepurposesof purchasingtihesites, o- and building the County Lunatic Asyluin at Hanwell, and 3g the Westminster Ne v Prison, there remained ...

... EFFEICTS OF SOLITARY CONFINEMENT, WTrH HARD LABOUR, ON CRIMINALS. (From the Alornil, Hvrrlfl.) Wc have already given a few instaorces of the salutary effects of the silent, solitary, and laborions system of prison discipline, vhich lhais bessn in active operation fir nearly the last 20 years in somc prisons of thc Americas tst es; hut mnore especially do those instances refer to thc effct of ...

... WMorccster, d utst 31t-The report from our plantation is still more farourable as to the general appearance of the grounds, and the Duty is now quoted at 19,000!. Prices are nominal, there being no business doing. MAIDSTONE.-Since last week the hops have generally much improved, and, if the weather continues, will probably improve much more before picking, which is expected to commence in ten ...

... ABINGDON, Aug :3 d On MO nda last died Mr. Thomas Knight, in his 81st year. Mr. K. was a member of the Town Council, and an W-Alderman; and he had eleven times served the office of at Mayor in the old Corporation. 10 On Monday last died, Lydia, wife of Mr. Thomas Conl- :d drey, organist of St. Helen's church. It may be remembered by some of our readers that an appeal against a conviction, ...

... v:AZYM *Lu5umv. .1. , The Annual Bailiff's Feast was held at the Blanket tHall, Witney, on Wednesday last, under the direction of tMessrs. B. Simms and T. Skinner, the Bailiffs for this year, when nearly 80 gentlemen sat down to an excellent dinner, is comprising, amongst other things, six haunches of the finest venison, from two bucks sent by Lord Churchill, out of ?? Forest, and another the ...

... rSNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S POSTS. LONDON, AUGUST 30. DISSOLUTION OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY. ?? cxtraordtinay express from Paris reached town ,, early hour on Saturday morning, bringing the tewh11at expectedt intelligence of the dissolution of InvrenCI Ivinistry. The disagreement between e rn~iI and M. Thiers, on the subject of an tereetttiofl ill Spain, is stated to have led to this step. Is said ...

... --o CVNTNUED d- rDON, AplIYST,30. . ; h41 ave been received., Mr. Sydney per obd Ppp~r t o 19 v e resigned his Chief Jupstc l s cceded, it was said, by Mr. situationJ ande is to be s, .ton to be second judge, and Jr.tinche litin Attor-e) II to be elevated to Ittornc3`-GO1`0 tliation in the colon' the Bench- The icec aril was estimated at upwalrs between J~nallary and ApriWs'0 of sveoo, JavherY ...

... ? I . t4 k 'OSTS. uws Ay S I --I) Y1,6. &, . k,. ?? ?? to-day from St. Sebas Advive's have been - he re'mli tatene)lt Of' the tiaul, which ?? th atving bcen pai their troops Of l-1~iihlgo ail enpi ?? to t he Br l l They also stete arastpto th l} of El't mon 1;311 wlaterially hn-l that the health of renctaria d to hisheadquarters. proved, and that lie la ?? me down to ?? ?? ?? froal m . f tle ...

... DETECTION OF A GANG OF COINERS. - - i'he aonrbensionlof a DEiLTIUiiUi Or et ul__ -. IVIVEt.1o00L, TUESDAY.- The apprehension of a gang of coiners, said to be one of the most extensive ever known in this kingdom, has caused some sensation in this large commercial town. The extent to which they have carried on their operations may be judged of by the fact of its being suppond, on good authority, ...

... Friay. le Tench Journals do not as yet announce horat of a new-Aministration. MM.Duchatel, Iatole, and Montalivetivere successively in con- Cc With the King on Tuesday; but the Journal ha.,, represents an association of those gentlemen i)c Cabinet to encounter obstacles which are likely rotract thie Minisierial interregnum. Governor and Company of the Bank of Eng- ih~e given notice, that on ...

... 'Ti' PRLEIEENT f'pTATI, OF URIjlTURE I . I ge in a rtPa'phlelt, add]ressed to his cofnstitueits fpr, 1l'iamPsh1ire, Mr. (Charene Shaw Lcfevre enters, uO !ito, ar ?? of the views he entertaims resp igL( n ie present state of agrniculture, and which hie hadl icz- y .1corp'orated in the report rejected by the -Agricultural ,- Commiittee of th-e 11 ouse of' Commons (of' v.hich h~e ?? thetC I rmu ...

... THLEf REfAIsTRATION ACT-THE MARftMAGE ACI'. I by Several of the papers have published the irn Registration and Marriage Acts at full length ; [ut in si( this shape they are untelligible without close inspection ; za and even then, to the general reader they mill 'be little in better than a mass of verbiage. instead. therefore, of in printing them entire, we have made an abstract of their ag ...