... A boy, named William Austen, was seriouslyhurt on Sunday morning by the fall of a dower-pot from an upper window on hiis uncovered head, as he was walking along Wilstead-street, Somers-town. He received a severe concussion of the brain, and is not expected to ?? crop of hay round the metropolis, with the exception of a few fields, will this year ex- ceed the usual ?? distribution of medals and ...

... Return of Repeal Rent for the week ending Monday, 3ilth June, 1845. Blanchardetown, per Mr G Warren £ 0 8 0 Barndarrig and Kilbride, Wicklow, per Mr T Mangan 0 4 0 M'rrion.amenue pr Mr I Bivrne .. 0 16 0 Drumkeerln, Leitrim, per Mr P Gallagher .. 1 0 0 Tydavnet, Monaghan, per Rev P Carolan 0 10 0 Roundtown, per Mr W Richardson 0 18 0 Green hills, per Mr Al B Lawler 0 4 0 Glasneviin, per Mr M ...

... SATISFACTION A seduces the wife of bis friend B, (a mere act of fashion- able gallantry,) destroying the domestic happiness, and bringing disgrace upon the house of the said B.: and, according to etiquette, A. goes out with the injured B. When ruin some loose scoundrel brings Upon your honest fame, Vengeance nor heals your bleeding heart Nor clears the branded shame But if to shoot you down ...

... ISLEOF WVIGHT RAILWAYS. Fo t/lw EDITOR OJ the llAF5SHlE TIE .EonA1'll, ,Sh,-The Rail'vayRecord, published on th'e28tb of June last, contains alabour'ed aud len'gthy descrip. tiollS of' tile Isle of Wight,'a rough plau ot' the proposed Railways il it and assertions as to the support given to the project by inhabitants of the hiland. As the Dtatemen t abounds wivi W itiaceutacien I propoqse, ...

... SATURDAY. JULY 5, 1845 I HEit AIAJESTY.-As the day on which her M1a- jewly will re-visit this port, in the ensuing week, will AMAAisHI!. *RD.r/rI -]A ?? .1. ?? : L- .1 . ! I, I deptnd or. the arrival of' the King of Hlliland in thitit v I country, no day iq yet definitively fixedon. Hi Mila. a jesty is expected in London on the 7th or'8th, and will e y afterwards9, with the King and Queen oi' ...

... S'JPPRRSS TOIVf OF THE SLA VB? 7Tj jp I To THI EDITOR OF TE 1ORN'IIN ('lfI(\NICLE Sia-I have read with surprise an article il tie ifor. itg Chronicle of the 27th of Jfuie, in which youl r ot oii0F attribute to my flther, Sir Fowell BuxtoTl, a d sire to ohisl lon our attempts to riuppress the slave trade bv meatS cruisers but vou declare tha t htis opiniou o *i9, 41116. o weP a infiuence&d by ...

... ogrfrilturt atb IorttidltUrt+ FIELD-GARDEN OPERATIONiS. For the lieik eommesoaing IModay, July 8th, 1844. ?? from a Duatvr of Actual Operations on five small farms on the estate6 of Mrs. Davies Gilbert, near Eastbourne, in Sussex; and on several model farns on the estates of the Earl of Dartmouth Rt Slaithwaito, in yorkishire, published by Mr. Nowell, of Farnley 'fyas, near Hidelerslidel, in ...

... otie DA'elptall ?? ANDS nIlvs51-r-.IDX-'G TIAORS.B HULL,, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1845. VrwrR'rn To . r., c1 - . _ IESwTERDAY week, Lord STANLEY moved that the tfilolvowiug Peers be nomnnated to serve on the Select Commlittec oil tile lisri TIENANTS' CoMj- PENsA1 oN BILL: - Tle Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal, the ?? of Clevelandel, thle Mar- quess ot'Slisburly, the Marquess of Londonlerry, the ...

... WELSH MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the SUB- SCRIBERS' AGREEMENT and SUBSCRIP- TION CONTRACT lie for Signature at the Offices of the Company, 14, Moorgate-Street, London at the Offices of Solicitors, Messrs. Barker, Rose, and Norton, 50, Mark-Lane, and Messrs. Cragg and Jeyes, 22, Bed- ford Row; and for the convenience of Subscribers resid- ing in the Country at the ...

... W A liCO)DIUSICATIOXS and ADVERTISEMENTS intended jrlr this JOURNAL should be forwarded early in the Week—not later than THURSDA Y MORXING. To READERS AND SUBSCRIBERS.—We should feel obliged to such of our friends and readers as will seud'ug information of matters of local and general intercst- meetings and incidents occurring in their respective neighbourhoods. The obligation would be ...

... EMIGRATION. TO AMERICA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE rREEMAN. DEAR SIxR-As the grinding oppression which has brought the tenantry of Ireland to ?? lowest prostration, appears, instead of a remedy, to receive fresh energy, I would venture to invite my countrymen to look to that hap- piness, security, and independence, which mnanyof them can easily obtain in another land. At the same time I am most ...

... TH. ARLY. 3d Light Dfslrogoo Th, ar rne tao Lieu. iltar ?? a- 1 tored to heSima. LMeas. Crleon grantor ?? Simla and ?? Codn C elor 0lvet at], Hnrsaro..,k detahetrmatched from Berobridgo tirD Pa lire 23d Juice, srl joined herrd-lqlrccre 2e fl.t £io.Genr liif11 is oraninding.-' Tyclesstrme tole ileemtto shire ecti ether landed ata' of hoe lteebahr iu.Tne 4th dragnoon guards, hilled iy ate11l ...