... I Geologints ou ?? shore (And who so 'cute as they I ) Hive ?? resolved to re-explore The far-famed 1 Londun Clay. Yet many hold tbe scheme unsound, For never yet,-they say, lls any veill of Tin beilg found By working London Ciay. No matter-let those laugh that win The project wrell may pass, For London Clay thougl short ot Ti7, Is richly stored with Brass. ?? have reason to believe ...

... kd He ajsyTHE COURT, 'ETC. 8' Hr Maestyand his Royal Highness Prince Albert, a.accompanied by the Royal Family, mnd 'attisnded by a limited td suite, are expected to take their departure; from' Windier for ?? on Friday next, where the Couirt will probably remainf a, for about ten days, In order that the Prince Consort may enO y 10 the sport of pheasant shooting over the preserves of ?? Majesty ...

... rolonial arib fjoreign intelligence. i THE OVERLAND MAIL.,. The Overland Mail brings letters and despatches from Bombay to the 27th of August. Beyond the facts that the Lahore Government had lost itsalittle remaining influence, and that the Sikha were likely to occasion considerable trouble to the Governor.General before he has done with them, there it no news of the slightest public Interest. ...

... D.ESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WAULDBY. With a deep feeling of regree, a feeling ia rehich eve are ,.nssred the whole of our readers will most cordially join, we C have to record acofltagration of TRnagtiltUdl, AteL ?? Rei the destruction of agricultural property to an extent not wit- the naessed in tbis Riding for many years; and the further regret I to add that thero are too good grounds for the ...

... AEN mA llTD 2i9aruet AND E3AST-RIDING WDIMES. WE have long considered it the bane of this town that, in the choice of persons to fill muni- cipal offices, regard has been had rather to their political persuasion than to their personal fitness for the duties entrusted to them. We have more than once endeavoured to sbew that men may be very good Whigs or Conservatives, and yet be very bad Town ...

... I ?? ECCLESIMATICAL. I~ s¢ eW- ras - - - , -L ?? MUNITICENT DONATION.-At the annual meeting of I the Rilpon Diocesan Church Building Society, held on the 9th inst., the Blshop of Ripon announced that a gentleman, who will not permit his name to be announced, Proposes to appro-J priate £10,000 towards the building of a Church in Leeds, audI in all probability before he has completed the ...

... I oc5OCBIL 8T1, 7 O'CLOCK A.x.-Mr. Bulwer has presented 1,Other protest to the Spanish G overnment on the subject of the faranta'S marriage. It is short, but strong and decided in bharacter. This protest is to the effect that the British Govern- sant -gill refuse to recognise the claims of the children of the 0narriage to the crown of Spain. The person arrested on the charge of meditating the ...

... On MAfod~iv last, a meeting of the sicareholders in the York and North Midland Railway Company was held in L the De Gray Rooms, York, to consider the propriety we of issuing Shares for the purchase of the Hull and Seth7 Se Railway and works, or a motiety thereof, and such other te purposes as are authorised by the acts of the company' e and also for capitalising the sums already raised, or ste ...

... CAPTAIN JIOStliN'S REPORIT TO TiHE DIRIECTORSI 0F THER 0REAT WESTERN MTAN-SUtIP COMPANY, Great Britain Steam-ship, October 13. GENsTLY-tEirr,-Captamlf Claxton's letter will Isave put you in possession of the leading facts relating to the stranding of this ship; but I feel called on to give you an account of thle said disaster mars In detail, beth for your satisfaction and that of the ...

... Ii CHINA-lNA-Rl1G AT (;,TA(TON. i I ?? .. . . . . I ?? . . . ?? Tinticl t1 c frot L!ijinrl toi Jlo cA it il oct:'.r Sit e-olem han trokn platcn which maiy rcidti, 'cIt mal:nr I im k new W Illraifgemeiillm lor the, ilettir riflceefi1'' uf irftli~ ii. 0 i,id, i 1mom perpronnl un i p h Iluc. 6,1 ei ti in i' , Sn et Foillih Ire eiiatiil lit Cntiioii wrer !nra loglt inko coil iso.- With tle ?? of ...

... T HE EAST-RIDING AGRICULTURAL I - ASSOCIATION. TBIAL OF IMPLEH1xeTS.-The trial of the implements se- tic lected by the judges out of those shown for ?? ion and fe trial at ihe Beverley meetilg on the 29th July last, took place cil on the farm occupied by Mr. Thompson, of Bentley, near Bever- n; ley, on the 30th ultimo. Ln tire selection of the Imple. cu meats for trial, tbe judges had more ...

... LATEsT INTELLIGENCE. THE COURT.-Her Majesty, accompanied by ftile Princess of Hesse, and the Grand Duchess of Mecklen- i, burgh Strelitz, walked to Frogmore on Friday morning, and paid a visit to the Queen Dowager. Prince Albert went out on a shooting excursion in the vicinity of the ?? Saturday t morning, her Majesty and the Prince Consort promenaded for some time ill the private plantations ...