... oiontat ano sorgn. , - - - - . There have been Saidiatuibanoeson the Boogtie frontiere, and in the Goomcor country. The muchb talked-of Ex-Rajah of Sattara died at Benares, oua the 14th of October. The FRANCE. Th Reform Banquets continue. One has beea held at Ainieins, attended lby seven hundred guests, i at which M. Odillon Barrot took a leading part. .m ?? SWITZERLAND. ?? SCJ1ssiriO ins 'A1. ...

... Bale Bela. -a CC d t d WESTMORE&5D. ti n RA7LwA Ac scr1>T.-A Perious Casualty occurred P ' on Monday, about mid-day. on the Lancaster and d Carlisl line, close to the Milnthorp station, about i- seven miles from Kendal. A luggage train frorn the 3 d south was standu nat the station on the down line,d t 5. whena train ladenawith cattle, drawnbytwoen- vi 0 gines, ca tne up at a rapid rate, and ...

... for BY W=IiAM HOW1TT. Thera were present attbt season n some that told ho him of the Galileaus, whose blood Pilate had Mingled ,ye with their sacrifices. And Jesus answering amid unto jig them, Suppose ye that these Galileans were sinners above le, all the Glaileana because they suffered such thingsf I ve tell yeu, Nay: but except ye repent, ye shall all likewlse ,t3 perish. Or those ...

... ~AFx.us O'CO!NNOR Esq,1 y In oppsititn to your often repeated determina- rs0,' reolive presents, we have ventured to intrude e00 s0 OY in tbehumblehope that the circumstaxce, sse90 Ulh it is presented ?? indrce you to lay aside 5r ' 0nrt stern decree, and aecept from your chil. P' Ones rbranch of'tbe LandCompany, the aecompaooy- tl , va s olight teslimonial ofoafectlon and esteem, mg s ark of ...

... v ebartiot intelliVnIZ4 ?? _. tal ABS9IWIN.-SUPPSRRTO COMWSKORATE Tic RETML0 ras oP MR O'CONNOR AS M.P. Pop NOTTJINGRAM.-TIIO lad Charter Union of this city deeply sensible of the vast i of importance of this event, resolved to testify their 3m heartfelt gratification, and a supper was accordingly or- held on Tuesd&y evaning, August 10th, in the Cale. iof donian Hotel, Castle-street. The party ...

... FORTHICOMING MEWINGS, ToWERn IIatDZT.-Mr M;GraiLi will lecture oa%, Sunday evening next, October3Utst at the Sir Wal_, s ter Scott, opposite Northampton-s teet, Cambridga, road. To commence at half-past-seven o'clock. STrocrsrov.-Mr R. Sheldon- Cbadwick will lee.. ture at ?? ofthe Lyccumpion Sunday next, .,at six o'clock. Asmst Roosrs. 83, Dx sraemiczT. Sono.-DOt P Sunday evering next, Octacr- ...

... - The apostle of Free Trade has returned to his native country, after a continental tour of considerable duration-in the course of which he visited all the leading cities of Europe, from Paris to St Petersburgh, in a kind of tri- umphal procession. How far the honours paid to him by royalty, and the banquets given by the nobility and merchants of various cities, were caused by the national ...

... Warictt(e. A fariner, ?? the effect of' the presentf- vourable weather, and1 the Progreossof the crops, ?? r. ?? We enuld iot ?? Managed it het'erx oliiiOolveS5, 1if ira had had 11w la o. hljiii ;ut a lvr~toiri- can in the other I One of the steaniers arrived frilns Puulognie has9 ha brought a n amber of I ve foxeia o Fr-el l h protltction,I zo for sale in tliis country. We hope the importers ...

... --Zo oI aI anI 1iovrte,--- p ?? CA PE OF GOOD H IOPE. b We have received advices from this colony up to sth h June, The Kafirs had resumed their (le- Ped ations on the frontier farmers, and it was imm befrb iolat ae families within twenty miles of ,be der to feel otherwise than insecure. At no far tbel period had the prospects of the Eastern dis. tricts been more gloomy, as recent experience ...

... colonial Anb foreign. -1-1-11.1 ?? - -- ?? We have received advices from this colony up to b Xth June. The Kafirs had resumed their de. thedations On the frontier farmers, and it was im- ble for isolated families within twenty miles of lob'orderto feel otherwise than insecure. At no theaer period had the prospects of the Eastern dis- trictsbeen more gloomy, as recent experience had proved the ...

... Gnurral Enttiligrurt. IJuan GAsoIsiETR.-The Corporttion of Man- chester are preparing to erect another huge gasomne- torto hold 200,000 cubic feet, and if made on the telescope plAn, it will contain 400,000 cubic feet of gas. 1% was only a short timie ago (1846) that a si- milar addition to the present enormous establish. ment was ronde. What the entire of the works will be in a few years ...

... ebarti-e't flitelitgellre. To .Li ik1AitTISTS OF T11 .IEMPIRE. Whatsoever thly hand fiodeth to do, do It quickly., Solomon. I Brethren,-The aphorism contained in my text has been once more forcibly impressed upon my mind by the circumstances attendant upon the recent motion in the House of Commons, by our unchange- able and unflinching adiocate, Mr. Duneombe, for the repeal of the rate ...