... MEETING OF MYTON COMMIS§IONERS. leit A, meeting of thle commissioners was held at the pa Mansion House, oil Iloriday, at noon. 'There wore Hi- ?? COOscoAre, in thea chair, and Messrs. Jones, Boyle, Atkitison, Seaton, Malcolm, and Leonard iti West. sli. Tenders were received for draining Posterri-gato;In and that of Mr. WVsss was selected. ?? Mr. BoyLS proposed thst thea open drains in thie SIt ...

... EXECUTION AT NOTTINGHAM. DREADFUL OCCURRENCE-TWENTY FIVE PERSONS KILLED. An ;-m , Of Dle asn55obled onWed. An immense concourse of people assembled on Wed. nesday at Nottitgilain, to witness the exccution ol' the wretched cilpuit, Saville, convieted at tile late assizes of the willful murder of his wife and three children. The anitl, offence of wyhich the prisoner had been found guilty, and ...

... varietics. .f A . . m I __ _ -- Anguish of mind has driveni thousands to suicide, anguish of body, few. rhis proves the healtht of the mind is of far more importance than tho heialth . c of the body, although both are deserving of much more e attention than either of them recives.-Colton, r Without knowing particulars, says Bisbop Butler,-one, at least, of the soundest reasouers that hava ...

... MDEETING AT THE WORKHOUSE. On Moniday, at tvo o'clock, a general court of tile governor and guardians of the poor of hull, was held ' ait the workhiouse, WVlritelliargate. Mr. Wm. DRANT, tile gOvOLuor, was in the chaui, and thera were abont ?? twenty.iive guardians present. Mr. MoxoN, clerk to tblo guardians, reand the minutes £ of tile last meeting, and tloe notices to ho given of rt motions ...

... ?? fourtli quarterly meeting of this body was held On d Weatoeoday, the MAVecaI lie h chair. Ticere ems9 a br iseaerous attendance of Counicolteri, Sev erlt freemen wvere, be sworn, til. B~ollon, the Borough Treasuaer, produced Itls irs a~ccounts or thea expurloes of prosecuting fetaus, ar1 the last 0, Obristeeas Session's, £23.5 15i. lid ; Easiter Sesstons, WI gl78~ Iit, 9d. ; the proecertlan ...

... MORE OF SURPLUS POPULATION- NOT OF REVENUE. DOwN on your knees, ye loyal people, and thank PRINCE ALBERT and his wife for the valuable blessing just bestowed on ye I Princes (chil- dren) are as arrows in the hands of a giant; and blessed is the Nation that hath its quiver full of them : so saith KING DAVID; and so seems to think the £30,000 Prince and his improvident squaw: for, in ...

... 3ailwap gI ttlcigelnce. PnoGeetss or TulE AT'SPOsilr3RIC SYSTEOI.-A ?? _ line from Neweastlc to Berwick-a distanc of 60 miles o -is about to be brought forward. Mr. Brunel is the jf engineer, and it is to be worked entirely on the atmrees a phoric principle. Lord Howick and other inmiteetial noblemen and gentlemen will support it. a COt111ATATivt TRAVELLING oN DiFFEnE:T RAIL- ?? Mr. Laing's ...

... DREADFUL AND FATAL ACCIDENT, FOURTEEN PERSONS HILLED! NOTTINGHAM, AUGUST 7.-This morning (Wednes- day) being the day fixed for the execution of Wm. Saville for the murder of his wife and three chil- dren, the town was thrown into an unusyal state of excitement. At an early hour, crowds were assembled in front of the County Hall; and at a few minutes to eight o'clock there could be not less ...

... ARCHEUY MEETING AT O -K Yesterday week was the day appointed for the grand National Archery Meeting at York; and at the appointed hour seventy archers mustered on Knavesmire. A ?? sower of rainwlich fell during the normnrng, interrpilted the sport, and caused au adjournment to h the ?? day, after the archers had shot six dozen ha arrows each. When the adjournment took place Mr ret Pecrcett, ...

... a oribgromifn ebartit ertefuso BRADvORD.-On Sunday morning, at ten o'clock,. an open air meeting will be held, near the Odd Fellows' Hall, Thornton Road. ON SUNDAY EveNiNG, a lecture will be delivered in the large room, Butterworth Buildings. Chair to be taken at seven o'clock. THE CHARTISTS of the Central locality will meet in the Council Room, on Sunday, at two o'clock in the afternoon. THE ...

... gorefga Intelligence. - lop- SWEDEN. SpEECR OF THE KING OF SWEDEN ON OPENING I TIIlE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATES-GENERAL. Pi JULY 20, 184I.ST Tie p00.tliof Which I occupy in this snored place, irs the, -0 mitaot of thle Stales-Gcoerat of Swedes, brings to nill ourrainds 0 tl ~raleteiisniof a greant and irrepsarablelosos.,and thle first t glirt antI dsejs regiret. These feelinsg roust ever be yours ...

... ISTEAM-BOAT ~ACCIDENT--SEVENITY LIVES LOST. TriE following melhncholy account is extracted from 'n the Itio Janciro papers:- nt At five o'clock in the afternoon of the 25th inst. d e l (May), about 200 persons had taken their passage in f the Especuladora steam-boat, whiclh plies between this - city and Nitheropy (a pleasant village on the opposite side of the harbour). Lhe i sext day being ...