... RIULWIAY ZNTEL!IGENCE. GiRAT WESTmRN RAiLWAY.-A letter in the Timeg says-- Unless the reportasof the lasit fatal accident on this rail - way were fallacious, a promise was made by the directors that, they would in future canse an 'empty carriage to be placed be- tween the engine and the first passenger-carriage. I have lately made threejourneys on this railway, and have. net found any schs ...

... TI-E REPEAL, QUEFST'ION. ill AXD has it come to this, that the Repcal of the S- Union between England and Irelaml has notually become tbe leading qucstion ot lthe dlay ?? Heariien) - to the way in which thle Irish Repeal press thun- dlers forth its resolves. And nowY, Enlglishmenl, listen to uis Theugh youl were to- nuorr ow to givre as tlhe boast tenures on eartbalstouglu you w cre ...

... II ?? Ae: 2ORLEI:GN X33LE SOOZETT. Tice thirty-ticird annual meeting of the Bristol Auxiliary to lice above society was held at the Assembly Rooms, P'rincel'5 street, oin Thursday morning; John SeandrettlHia-ford, REsq., in the ebsir, The company was highly respectable, exceeding in number that of many former meetings; and at deep interest appeared to be excited in lbs suceess of the society's ...

... DODESWZC ZINTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. TaE FRENCII MINISTRY IN A MINORITY.-On Tuesday the chamber of deputies went to a ballot on an amendment of M. Berryer, respecting the allusion to Syria in the royal speech. It was opposed by the commission and the minister; but on the ballot the numbers were:-409 mem- bers present: 206 for M. Berryer's amendment, and but 203 for the ministry and the commission. ...

... NAME. Arbroath and Forfar ?? Birming. & Derby Junction Birmingham & Gloucester.. Brandling Junction ?? Chester and Birkenhead .. Dublin and Kingstowa ?? Dundee and ?? Durhaa and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties ?? Glasgowv and Ayr ?? Glasigow,Paisley,&Greenoc1k Grand Junction and Chester and Crewe ?? Great North of England . Great Western ?? Hull and Selby ?? Liverpool and ...

... $onnD ?? AND 1MR. BRIGHT. A correspondence lias been published, the spirit of which may be seen in the following ?? Brougham -writes, 1 Dear Mr. Bright,_1 have read with astonishment the audacious ?? contained in a paper called the Anti. Bread- Tax C~ircuslar, in which I am represented as having I'pressed my services upon the deputies (last; July), and volunteering to bring forward the motion ...

... r SOUTH DevoN.-The weather during the past week has been rather cold, with frequent showers o rain. Apples are setting well in every situation, and grass is plentiful in the pastures: in fact, everything seems to be rapidly progressing towards an abundant crop. The price of cider has ?? Timloes. Notwithstanding the continuance of cold and wet weather, the country generally presents in ...

... VI ZSCECMLMAN EO US. PRETTY GOoD-Why are teeth like verbs? Because they are regular, irregular, and defective. THE MOTHER 1or HAnLOTS.'-By this term the Protestant daughters, in America, of the Church Catholic are very feed of addressing their venerable parent. They best know the fitness of the title. REsIARKABLE ANAGRAM.-Pilate' question to our Lord, What is truth ? in the Latin vulgate ...

... MR. O'CONNELL IN DUNDALK. DUNDAL.L, Thursday Night.-The meeting of to-day may be classed amongst the greatest that have taken place since the commencement of the repeal year. The houses were decorated with green boughs, and triumphal arches were erected in the principal streets. At thelentrance to the town, and within a short distance of the gate of Lord Rtoden's demesne, a splendid arch, ...

... OGPhNING Or, FLGHBRURY CHAPE3L. The handsome and commodious chapel which bas been re- i cently erected on the top of St. lichael's Ilill, near the Cotbam Road, by some benevolent gentlemen of the Congregational or P Independent connexion of Noneonformists, was on Thursday a last publicly dedicated to the service of Almighty God. Arany of our readers may not be aware that this templc for the ...

... it &ZLIWAV ZNlTEILZGENC3E. SINGULAR BEQUstST.-Iu a recent case for compensation en the Norwich and Yarmouth Railway, on which occasion Sir W. Follett waa ret Ined for the company, and Mr. Fitzroy Kelly for the defendant Tuck, who claimed upwards of S0oul. forland, while tile jury returned a verdict for 15001., Mr. gr. H. Gurney, the banker, onhis cress-examination by tbe Solicitor Generalsaid ...

... 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 ...