... ! In patients admitted - 12 Out-Patients admitted - .'H Ditto discharged 7 Ditto discharged - -28 Ditto accidents Ditto accidents Ditto dead I On the Books - - 320 In the House - Inoculated for Cow Pack rt lIOCSK VISITOR (OH THE NEXT WEEK: Mr. Oodwiii and Mr. Ilarvey. PHYSICIAN AMI KOK THE NEXT WEEK. Dr. Kent and Mr. Wrifcht. ...

... accident a most horrible character occurred im the Windsor ami Richmond line railway, about two miles from Katcliet. the evening Tuesday, man named Charles Brooks, a labourer at work the line between that terminus and Wynmlir-lmry. appcarsthat the lip-line from to is undergoing repairs, and that all the between those two stations have to proceed towards London the down-line of rails. The ...

... transmit to you copy of a letter received tlie Lord Lieutenant, from Secretary Sir George (jrev, relative to the training and exercising the Yeomanry Corp* this county. 1 have the honor, lie. Sir, Your most obedient Servant, Captain Pole. John R.vuhir. I [coi-v. ] Whitehall, 29th January. IS4!». My I.ord Duke—l have the lionor inform your Grace, that my attention having been called letter from ...

... (From the Time!, of yesterday, Tuesday.) Orders have been despatched by the Minister of War to Toulon to stop the embarkation troops and military stores for Italy. The stores on board the trausport-ship La Perdri.x, and which were nearly completed, were landed, anil a battalion of the twtli Regiment the Line, that bad hit board the steam-friagatc for Italy it-turned Toulon, where they landed ...

... FINANCIAL SUMMARY THE WEEK. Money continues abundant for all business purposes, and. a; the exchange in America has risen to that point when it is no longer profitable to export specie, hence there is no present ■ probability of any disturbance in our markets from that cause. The stock of gold and silver bullion and coin in both depart- has increased, by the returns in Friday's Gazette, | the ...

... portion of her cargo, consigned toa firm of eminence. This is a very interesting importation from the Chinese empire. It is estimated that nearly forty million feet of lamber | have been exported from the United States to California. The obituary of the Friend, a monthly journal of the Socicty of Friends, records the death of seventeen mem- bers, the united ages of ten of whom amounted to 8093 ...

... Midland Kaii.way Company. —It is known that the | committee are incessant prosecuting the inquiries tor which they were appointed, hut owing to the magnitude ol the undertaking, it, is uncertain when they will bring their labours to a close. Until the report shall appear, there will not much business done in .Midland shares, although there are no grounds tor anticipating an unfavourable return ...

... (Continued page 4.) HOI'SE OF LORDS, Moshat, March 2ti. The business was of public interest whatever. HOI SF. COMMONS. Monday, March *i. The Mutiny Bills passed through committee. The House went again into cemruittee upon the Navigation Bill, beginning with clause IS>, the tint of the reciprocity or retaliation clauses, and which enacts that the Queen may restrict the privileges of foreign ...

... REPORT TIIK ORAM) I.ORCE. This document, which has been anticipated with much curiosity, has boon published in rrhnsu. The most important ot its disclosures is the tact, tiiat in the spring and summer IN4H, when there seemed cause apprehend an armed insurrection. tile Government encouraged the Orangemen Ireland come forward in defence of the Crown, and assisted them arm themselves that they ...

... STANFIELD HALL VUCRDERS TRIAL OF | Continued frum Paye NORWICH ASSIZES, Monvay, March = Before Mr. Baron Rowre. | FOURTH DAY, MONDAY. The Court sat again to-day at nine o'clock, and the trial of the prisoner for the murders at Stantield-hall was resumed. Rush looked somewhat paler and more fatigued to-day, and his head appears to have acquired a very slight paralytic tremor, but his manner ...

... sample of new w heat of excellent quality was exhibited at the Paris corn-market on Saturday last. have letters of the tith from our correspondent at Rome, describing with full detail the occupation of that city by the French army, and giving many interesting particulars that preceded and followed that event. It is impossible to make a summary of its numerous contents, but areglid to tind ...

... residence, St. Helen s-place, bishops- j gate-street, attack of cholera, after a few hours : illness. appears that the lamented deceased was in his usual good health Wednesday morning. Shortly after , j breakfast he appeared unwell, and the evening was . sutlVrinir severely from the prevailing epidemic, which terminated fatally the following morning at seven o'clock. Mr. Charles Aston Key was ...