... Arrives Desptchd Be post Rd.wth MAILS. at at before. fool ti P. H. M. H. M. H. M, Exeter ?? . idnight 10 0 P.m. 9O IS 9 4.5 First London ?? .. .. A1 AM. 8 10 A.M. 7 10 7 40 North and IrIsh 6 0 A.M. 6 40 P.M. 6 40 0 10 Bath . .. .. ?? 6 35 A.M. 5 35 P.M. 435 5 5 Monmosuth ?? .. Noon 3 20 P.M. 2 20 2 50 Second Lomion 2 40 P.M. 10 0 p.m. 9 i 9 45 Birmingham and Bristol 4 0 P.M. 30 A.M. 9 30 10 0 ...

... i THE SISTERS OF CHARITY IN THE CITY OF 0 I aDERRY. It must be peculiarly gratifying to all who are interested in the cause of humanity to learn that the Right Rev. Dr. Maginn is about establishing a nunnery for the Sisters of Charity in the citadel of the far north, the ancient City of Derry. This gifted prelate deems no personal sacrifice too much to be made in promotion of this pre ...

... 2t To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,—The Beacon paper has, in a long and laboured^ 2 ...

... BIRTHS. Oct., 11, in Dynevor-place, Swansea, the wife of Dr. Nical M.D., of a son. Oct., 16, at Bute-villa, Cardiff, the wife of Benjamin Mat- thews, Esq., solicitor, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Oct., 14, at Stringston church by the Rev. W. Comins, M.A., Birt Wyudham Kous Jenner Esq., late Captain in the Bengal army, and youngest son of the late Robert Jenner, Esq., of Wen- voe Castle, ...

... ANOTrER PFRVfRST0N.-NO- GO.-Mr. W.T. Gordon, undergraduate of Christchurch, Oxford. Mr. Gordon is brother of the Rev. J. Gordon, late curate to the Rev. W. Dodswortb, ot St. Pancras, London. Mr. Gordon entered the University in 1846.-Chtreh and State Gazette. FORTIFICATIONS OF THE SOUTHERN COAST.-It is reported, that in consequence of a determination of Government to put the whole line of the ...

... TIHE LIVERPOOL DEPUTATION. Tuesday afternoon a deputation fron the banlkers, mer- ciants, shlipowners, and others interested iu the trade of Liverpool, waitcel upoll the Prime Alinisier at the ollicial rcsi- ?? of the First Lord of the Treasury, Dowuing-strect, for the ?? of presentiug the above nlemorial, signcdI by a large number of merchants ami shipowners connected with the port. Tlb ...

... IUAx/uiu, The grand topic of talk at this moment in what the papers call political circles (which presume embrace the whole population of Madrid, from ministers down to m atch-sellers), the startling discovery of a secret issue of three per cent, bonds to the amount 160 millions of reals a few days before the expiration the month's existence of the Goyena-Salamanca ministry. The pretext for ...

... G-LASGOW, OCTOBER 22. Asidersoaiian University-D~rf-fnloaer'sletes-P aill the Courses of Lectures on Popular S cie~ne~o annouca ed for the enisuing session, we- see none more lilkely to coin- Ii snand th e patronage of the public flian ta hif Eli' D. Hunter, late of London, onl I-L.1a-tL Anatotiy and hbv~i lojgy. We hail with mucli plasure the Doctor's return to l±' former c field oif labour ...

... NEWCASTLE, OCTOBmR 2F2. Dispatches have arrived in anticipationof the overland mails, which left Bombay on the llth nlt. It was stated in the last dispatch that a conspiracy was known to be concocting in Lahore. The British authori- ties, being aware of its existence, resolved to crush it in the bad, and at nine o'clock in the evening of the 20th of Augu t, Ranee Chunda, the Queen Mother of ...

... CHURCHI AND STATrE.. ( Front the Cambridge Adlert it er.) illis Worship the -Mayor and the three ftail sisters having actually (lecreed that the Church and State question should be brought to the test of discussion and disquisition in the Ilowtn Hall of Cambridge, we vere not sorry that a gentleman of fir. Scley's t attainments in titis departmient of controversy, blending acknowledged ...

... TO TIHE WORKING MEN OF SCOTLAND, a BuainnaN,-Ws are about to receive a visit from b two of the moat talented and firm friends of the up. d represented manses; gentlemen who have come 2Iboldly forth from the ranks of the proud aristocracy , to associate with working men, to defend the poer n andtbe oppressed, and to aid the great cause of moral, social, and political improvement-these gen. .e ...

... THE CONSEQUENCE9 OF A WOMAN'S SCREAM.—We learn from the Manchester Eiaminer, that during last week the Mechanics' Institute, Bacup, was crowded to hear Mrs. Jackson, of Wakefield, lectu.-e on the Temperance question. Mrs. J. was subsequently announced to preach last Sunday evening at the Wesleyan Association chapel, and above 1500 persons were col- lected to hear her. Shortly after the service ...