... NEw LINE OF RAILWAY FROM PREFSTON TO LANCOASTE,. -We hear that the directors of the Lancaster and Carlisle and London and North Western Railway Companies, are about to survey the country between this town and Lan. caster for a new line of railway, as they find it impossible to come to anything like reasonable terms with the Lan. caster and Preston Railway Company. We are sure that the public ...

... LOCAL ANND PROVINCIAL NEWS. .. ?? ?? ?? -1- . . .I- . ?? . .. .. . OUR COMNItERCIAL. IELATIONS WITH ?? ..-The secotd Ietter on this ?? subject is im tVpc, bnt we have been obliged to leave it over till next week. REI'RESENTAT[o- 'O ?? adjournle(d meet- ing of the cotmmtittee of the Reform Association. tohk phlce oi Wednesday afternoon last, Thomas Bazlev, Esq. in the Clttir. There wits a ...

... TO RIE&ADERS AND COROllESPONDENNT.] WrIDoNa TAX.--If A Hto:rselerrper his had no more than scren . wvindowvs open fromt the colmlmencement of his tenancy, he is ?? not liable to winldow tax. r TotE AT'EN.rrC.,u SOanRE-We caml Only refer A 'Stepn's to the o advertishernent i today's EXnir:eii. It contains all the infor. natioln we have reeoived onl thr stubject of his letter. TrIE ALLEGED EcDuc ...

... ir is le r- id le I ie S. ve M le be be ry it, las 5o- it lie - to lid as- ?nt 0o- ice er. M. ilg, '-et or ell ng' itt lit his le It sic Iis rit- c, aR- me is ~e le Ia the following anecdote, we have this animal in the character of a groom :- The extraordinary sense of a dog was shown in the following instance --A gentleman, residing near Ponti- pool, had his horse brought to his house by a ...

... It is because we have a sincere wish for the succes Ns of this important line, having, indeed, a practical in- terest in the facilities it is capable of affording to the c public, that we so frequently point out defects in its management, of which we are continually hearing T and receiving very urgent complaints. At present there is one grievance that has become intolerable- the tediousness of ...

... Xoral Entelti-pace. COLEIATB IN ~TTo.ieconclud lecture of bro Dr. Pettigrew'rs inteetn adisrutvnoas.o ?? physiology of the esS wos delivered ?? En evening. The subject of the lecture wes ?? UT ral, in treating of wic the Doctor took th potntyre of making a few obsevations upon the eduainiue lag, clothing, and die of claildren, fromteralet period of existence His remarks were listened to with ...

... I I __ - - - - - - hol t(CORRECTED UP TO TER LATEST PRRUQD.) LONDON AND NORTLH-WESTERN RAILWAY. Tb a IIPROM LIVERFOOL TO POMDRINA o EIRINONAMd AND LONDON. LIVERPOOL- 6ON e 6 0 a.M. .Mail 1 25 a.1. .Mail, Mixod H 6 612 a.m..l)atanod2nd Class 6 0 a. m. 1st and 2nd Class Cri 7 0 am. .3rd Class only 11 15 a.m. .Mail. Mixed 9 15 a.as..lat Clams. Mixed I 0 p~m..Ist Class, Mixed ti1 0o.m. .Mall, ...

... PN-elud it1 Obdterblhtfttrd. I aC BUENOS AYRES AND MONTE VIDEO. W Accounts form Monte Video to the29th June have beeni fol seceived. A letter of the 27th, in reference to Rivera's 'lo occupation of Mnercedes, says, Success on his part, to th which it is necessary to attribute some importance, as Ca this circuimstanfce, added to the death of Oribe's chief I I officer there, Montero. will ...

... ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE- I I MENT OF SCIENCE. (Contiaued from the suppement.) M ie The public dinner of tbe members of the amosiation, on yo ed Tuesday evening, was very fully attended. The chair was bro on filled by Sir R . Murchisoinand near him werethe MarquisDi Ed Northampton, the Dean of Winchester, Sir J. Her- Di, on schell, Sir C. Lemon, and most of the distinguished profes- DnI an ...

... TIM REV. HUGH 'R'ILBy RPLY TO His COTIM PREFACS T'O 2nB !5IMD EDITI0N 0F TM-RAIUMNol 0N OCCABIOlt 0r 535501isa A~le's VIsT. 'I ~e The author board with astonishment that exception bad been~ 1e taken against the title of this sermoo,.on the ground of irreve0-129 rence, aed even blasphemy. He wasashslly at a les ito conlo we ir turo by what, appearance or argument. such an objection could ,r be ...

... 11 ~ ~ - I REPRESENTATION OF THE STIRLING BURGHS.-Mr. J. B. Smith, of Manchester, has presented himself as a candidate for the representation of the Stirling district of burghs In the ensuing Parliament, THEs CLONSNEL ELFCTION.-On Saturday last, the Hon. Cecil Lawless was returned without opposition for the borough of Clonmel, vacated by Mr. Pigot's accept- ance of the post of Chief Baron of ...

... Museurn ?? NIEserSuAnsD BeRntEs.-John Hilliard, against whom a corouer's jury, in London, returned a ver- dict of manslaughter, for having caused the death of Thomas Parker and Sarali Jones, by selling poisonous berries, has, after a further examination, been committed for trial for wilful murder, the evidence being to the effect that he IkneW the poisonous nature of the fruit. EAUTIIQUARr.s ...