... A CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNiNG. T - - - in LINCOLN ?? event of a most appalling character ed happened in this neighbourhood on Sunday. Soonafter 2 o'clock 0; a dense mass of black clouds to the southward of the city indi. e cated a storm, and at 3 o'clock the peals of thunder were deafen- in nog. It occasioned no material injury in Lincoln, but shortly after 4 o'clock a messenger arrived and ...

... TAte BrtIdfat 0?duG'Irtter. 11 E IFA S'T' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1847. TInI foreign intelligence, COmpnlrisedi ill the usual coi iii, p)osscsges inoreflithain ortliiavy interest amliimi- piortance. Tlie afhlires of Spain are still more rapidhl approach- inl the crisis which seems inevitable. It is nowV cer- tailn that Narvaez hus signally failcd in being aile to coustitote a cabinct, wyith the ...

... .fordq,,l I'llitellicicarr. WVEST INDIA~ MAIL. By thle arrival of Ilia T/iamies floyal Mail steamt-ship, Pheit.1hli p 1 last, R. N., in Southiamptpont, onl Tuesdav, from t.1e Witot Indies, ea liavno advicei fromt Jamaica ilowii to tiic 23rdl of Asgitst. Ti'le( ilauds condiniied verY h-aathy. Atl CaZtrlact of a letter datead Aititst 22, frout P1ort-as- Prince, ITart i, sees that that. capital ...

... What do the Irish representatives intend doing in the next session of parliament ? Do they mean to act as they did this year, when some of them were altogether absent, others agitating on impractica- ble subjects—some were abusing the existing government, and few or none of them giving any useful suggestions to the legislature ? Or will they turn over a new leaf, and give evidence of the ...

... NEW ZEALAND.—VVe have accounts fro»1 colony to the 13th of April, not later indeed than «• formerly published, but containing some additional it»» intelligence. On the Ist Grey **. i tertained by the community ef Nelson, the Hon. C. lon presiding, at a public dinner which was largely After the usual loyal toasts the chairman, in most mentary speech, proposed the health of the govern* ...

... Accounts have been received from Erzeroum to the 3rd Aug. The troops who rebelled on occour.t of their pay being in arrtar have returned their duty, and all tranquil; they are preparing set out for the campaign in Khorassan. This rebellion in Albania is not yet put down; nearly all the country arms. Many of the fortified towns, it is true, are iii the hands of the emperor's troops, but the ...

... Strange effort of political wisdom and power!— that two great countries, like France and England, liaving undertaken the tutelage of Spain, or, at least, jf its young constitutional Queen, should have spent six years in the task of marrying her, and should have iccomplishcd that task in marrying her to a nincompoop, which necessitates the employment of another six years in unmarrying the royal ...

... by the steam frigate Montezuma to Toulon, respecting Abd-el-Kader. This vessel touched at Mellila, a Spanish settlement on the African coast, on the Bth, where it was said that Abd-el-Kader was then engaged in exercising his troops, and that the distant reports of his artillery were continually heard. Advices from Oran say that the Emir receives constant reinforcements, and that the Arabs ...

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... As the enormous outlay going on to construct one g new railways is undoubtedly one of the main causes of 'lig the embarrassment in the commercial world, and is rhO t likely to prevent the country from recovering a8 it t/al d might otherwise do under the influence of a bountiful WIp e harvest, the movement of the Liverpeol Stock Ex- poe she ;t change to hiduce the Railway Companies to curtail ...

... F-' (From m7xe Pimes of Yesterday.) Yesterday a depuatation, consisting of Mr. D. Nesonl Mr. S. W0oods, Mr. Hlealey, and otenrs, deputed by the Liverpool Stock icharimge, waited on the chairmen and directori of tile piici-ai pal railway companies In accordance with the wiehee .of the entire members of the Liverpool StockExchangetoteks into coneideration the present state of railway property, ...

... TIlE Ql7 7'N- IN TUEI1 IfI G' lLAN ?? (uFrom we t1 ?? sF' the ScL.;milm.) ?? Sept. 11 Yesterday nnorinz. while :,tr Mnie'vx t- n * ovsocl sket-ciii-- the cecierv of tile Inc1h, 1 i i Ih Sn lrince Al.P erlt. N 1 the lion. C~ampt. anti.':. an! i C''i '.ii r i. G:ltauitilichr snte h keepIer, and lir. ]- n .li.th t Ai to Lee At1i: Fores- t, to thre dielr-e itt u . 'nit' nit-asian, Oh a M;ir,! at ...