... WARBRINGTON. MARKETS, NOV. 5.-There washa yery thin attendance of sellers in the market to-day, therefore the purchases were few, those that wvere made was at an advanced price, namely:-Wlieat, 31 qrs., £2 14s. per qr.; Oats, 2,059 qrs., £1 4s. id. per ?? was a good supply of store pigs at advanced ?? potato market was well attended, there being a large quantity offered for sale at prices ...

... The Mail announces that the new commission has issued, and in a bootless effort to prove that it is not a ?? humbug it has satisfactorily demonstrated that it is ajob and an insult. Two commissioners are named as already appointed, both of them foreigners; one a knight with a name the like of which was never heard of in Ireland before, Sir Randolph Routh ; the other Sir James Dombraine-by ...

... * I The cause of alarm, whether exaggerated or not, is, that the produce of the potatoe gardens, on which a large portion of the population of Ireland depends, ap-J pear sto be greatly reduced by a kind of rot. The Reajing facts of the whole case may he thus stated: No one imagines that the whole, or the half of the population of Ireland is absolutely dependent on these potatoe gardens. The ...

... no I ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARcHITECTS.-The first meeting for the present session was held on Monday evening at its rooms in Grosvenor street, when, in the absence of Earl De Grey, the president, the chair was taken by W. Tite, Esq., F.R.S. There was a numerous attendance of members, and several of the presents received since the last meeting were of considerable interest. Amongst these ...

... PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF EDINBURGH TO LORD I JOHN RUSSELL. The Lord Provost, magistrates, and council of this city having, at their meeting on Thursday, Oct. S0, unanimously resolved to confer the freedom of the city on Lord John Russell, who is at present on a visit in Edinburgh, the cere- mony of presentation took place on Monday in the Music hall, George street, which was ...

... LOCRGtLPH1EAD HORTICULTURAL AND AGUICULTURAL SOCIETY. ALT-RIULIU±CAL ZatCILTX. The thir copetition of thi Society took place ?? 51st ult., when the prizes were awardeid is follows:_ Gaiden Produce.-To Proprietors.-For the best 3 heads of Celerv-1st, SIr. James hl'lnnes, gardener to Neil hlalcolm, Poltalloch; 26, Mr. Oliphant Brown, gardener to John Campbell, Esq. of Stonefiel. For the ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT.—Wednesday morning, between ten and eleven o'clock, as William Hudson, the porter belonging to the Upper Arcade, Bristol, was cleaning some windows in a house at the back of the Arcade, overlooking Jarman's Court, he missed his footing, and fell upon some iron spikes below, which entering his chest, literally impaled him. He was speedily released and conveyed to the infirmary ...

... BIRTHS. Oct. 30, the wife of Mr. Thomas Williams, a.-cut, Bute Ter- race, in this town, of a daughter. Nov. 2. in this town, the wife or Mr. Ward, compositor on this paper, of a son-still born. MARRIAGES. Nor. 4, at St. John's Church. Cardiff, by the Rev. Thomas Stacey, M.A., Mr. Edward Probyn, printer, to Miss Elizabeth Trenouth. Oct. 28. at Aberdare Church, by the Rev. J. J- Williams, Howell ...

... IPSWICII. The elections on Saturday last resulted in the return of I eight Liberals and two Conservatives, being precisely op. ( posite to the course of events last year, on which occasion eight Conscrvatives and two Liberals were elected. , The v success of the Liberal party has been paraded by a con- B temporary, with a great deal of bombast and twaddle E about the purity of their acts, and ...

... TIMDTA AND enwombA ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL. WAGHORN'S EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS. Mr. WVagliorn's first enterprising attempt to open aV shorter and speedier route from Alexandria to England has proved eminently successful. He arrived in town on Friday morning, before five o'~lock, from Alexandria, bringing with him advices from Bombay of the Istultimo. Tle idea of conveying the overland mail ...

... RoIloll. IA iA V stir SlOUTH ATJSTIIALIAN NEIVS.ha 1 wenlt -tw'o sticks Ot very I tite wheat and barley by Nv ii the ?? Wa'ttson, tare received by Meslsrs'. I . J. ga-- !s 'el iatlerr & Coi. of .%vitlihesrerezhnise, Old Beoad-strvei, gre Ltntn in ?? of the South Australian Agricul'. tv rural 4ocie ry. Thi s ettnsigninel'tt iticluides, tlttee ptitr bet c~ It.of wieat * whinch gained thle lirst ...

... 4fortigIT lteidigalfte. FRANCE. id A letter from Marseilles, of the 27th, states that le the Herculaneum has disembarked in that city 34 ie idividuals implicated in the last troubles in Ro- m] magna. The whole number that had arrived there ofwas, the letter states, 96. at SPAIN. The following is from the correspondent of the' to Tintes:- r: MADnW, CCT. 26.-I mentioned some time since t the ...