... f TO CORRESPONDEN1TS. T. E. ntc't weeh. It.. W,! ?? are sorry the ?? was redeived too late * to Ieqafseidiice ?? 1SEPTEGiNEIIAN'S note was recei'dd just'as uei were' goino AGnicuxLTuaxTa.- Ye will endeavour to snake rooM for this lttterrn our next. AQ. CtScTANT READEI can put a tenant into the house, 4tit is liablefor the rent, unless the tenant is accepted by the landlo'rd. ;J. P.-What other ...

... MY DEAR Faisnas,-I now sit down to give you an account of my progress since I visited Bradford on Wednesday last. On Thursday I addressed the Odd Fellows' Hall. fall of the men of Halifax; all of whom welcomed me most heartily. After addressing them upon all subjects interesting to our party, for about two hours, with the veteran Benjamin Rushton in the ebair, I proceeded with the enrolment of ...

... HORRIBLE SCENE, A miserable old mlJlderer, who was executed last week at Stirling, for killing his wife, seems to have been imbued with the most horrible feel- ings of bitterness against all the witnesses, and all who had been concerned in procuring his condetr nation. His last dying speech was a tissue of blasphemous imprecations absolutely unparallelled, under the circumstances. Hav- ing ...

... M 0 N MO U T H. Lmff-r Gorb.-We understand that the bankers of Monmouth have all determined fo charge four penee each on sovereigns, and twopancveach on half-sovereigns, if de cient in weight. An additional policeman has been added to the small force at Monmouth. On Friday last, a child, named Thomas James, who had been left by its mother in the cate of a neighbour, at Whitchurch, near ...

... LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL. We have much pleasure in directing the attention of our readers to an exceedingly interesting address in another column, from the esteemed and revered Chancellor of the Diocese to the Clergy of Llandaff, on the subject of the restoration of the Cathedral. This address, not more remarkable for its power and precision than its happy advertence to the enthusiasm which the ...

... CBe dColTtevr' Xobement. WHITEuHAVEN..OCTOBER 10, 1843.-The following are the sums paid In this week for the Camberland ?? Holywell, £1 2a 3d. Woodhouse Close, 8s. Fandfeld Lee, 13e 2d, Lamton, £1 6s 6d. Cargg Head, 18s 9d. South Moor, 7s Id. Green Croft, is 9d. South Shields, £1. Deanery, Ps. West Auckland, 13s 4d. Coppy Crooks, gs. Black Bay, £3 3d. Cock- field, ?? 2d. Brocken Bark, 19a 4d. ...

... SyNo]) OF Prll'I'lM AND STIRLING. The lialf-yearly meeting of the Provincial Synod of Perth anid Stirling wavs behl at Perth on 'Tuesday last. 'l'be Rev. Alexander Campbell of Weem awas unn- Ininously appointed Moderator for tbe current half. year, and took the clair accordingly- TDAriSGtVISGi FOIF TIur HARVEST. The Synod unanimouslY adopted an overture on tlii subject, otdering thiat the ...

... feSfc SUMMAKV OF THE POOR LAW RETURN, i FOR THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, I FOR THE YEAR ENDING 25th MARCH, 1843, (From the Report of the Poor Law (sommissionert.) i UNIONS. f Araoont Received and Expended Abgy. Newport Pontypool Monmouth Chepstow Total 'jbsoBBt levied by Assessment 7,707 4 10,827 14 6,541 1 8,225 0 ^,342 4 3 Xxemd from all other sources. 30S 0 3o9 14 171 12 101 17 110 1 1,051 4 ...

... THE THEATRE.—Mrs. Macready, has commenced her campaign here, and judging from the specimen we have had, we augur well for her success. On Monday, the house was opened with the sterling comedy of A CURE FOR THE HEART-ACHE, in which all our old favourites appeared, and were most heartily welcomed. It would be waste of time and space to dilate upon the merits of the individuals suffice it to ...

... ft would be quite impossible to describe the state of doubt and distrust into which inany of the more ardent partisans of Mr. O'Connell have been thrown by the ex. traordiunry speech delivered at Tuesday's meeting of the Association. '[he repeal press is, at yet, ominously silent -a silence the more remarkable when contrasted with the independent tone assumed by some of the organs in the ...

... TkB LONDON GAZETTE Of FRIDA Y, Oct. 20. WHITEHALL, OUT. 201. rThe following article is substituted for that which appeared in the Gazette of Tuesday latst.] The Queen has been pleased to grant to the Rev. Thomas Dale, M.A., the place and dignity of a Canon R~eeiden- tiary of the ealthedral church of St. Paul, London, void by the death of the Reverend James Tate. [Theo Lord Chancellor has ...

... LONDON, Sacurday Morning, October21, 1843. CITY OF LONDON ELECTION. The feeling indicated in the Guildhall yesterday, upon the nomination of candidates, by the show of hands largely in favour of Mr. Pattison, has at the Opening of the poll this morning signally exhibited itself in a more effective way, by giving the Free- Trade Advocate a considerable majority. The City everywhere abounds with ...