... of THE ROYAL VISIT. red The general committee, at the adjourned meeting at IO the Mansion-house, on Saturday, determined to recoin-i 1j11 mend general illuminations in honour of her Majesty ; ux and it is understood that the Lord Mayor will immedi- ately issue an ukase on the subject, so as to afford time latto the householders to make arrangements worthy of the latevent. By changing the ...

... PROCEEDINGS IN THE GARIOCH, IN ONOUR OF MAJOR DISNEY LEITH. IT having become known to the Tenantry on the Estate of Freocielcd that Mlajor Robert William Disney Leith, of the 1st Bombay European Fusilier Regiment, second son of their much respected landlord, Lieutenant-General Sir Alex- alunder Leith, K B., was to arrive at Freefield, on the 28th of .June, they anxiously made all suitable ...

... MR. GEORGE HUDSON, HIS FAULTS, I ~~AND HIS FOES. Were we to see the whole A Division of Police pounce upon a highwaymafln, knock him down, keep him down, and all at once belabour him might and main, we should cry Shame! We should con- demn if we did not interfere, and feel disgust if not pity. Men are now hunting Hunsox. The whole pack is at his heels, in full cry, and eager to tear him to ...

... letter as farther explanatory of his views.] TO THE EDITOR OF THE NAVAL AND MILITARY GAZETTE. Sm—Will you kindly afford me an opportuuity ot making a few remarks in reply to an editorial notice of my plan in the last number of your contemporary, the United Service Gazette ? Permit to premise how much obliged I feel to the editor of the United Service Gazette for the flattering manner in which ...

... | SOUTH UNION CHOLERA COMMITTEE-AD- r X- - JOURNED MEETING. u A tleeting of this body was held on Saturday, pursuant to adjournment, at two okclock, for the purpose of considering the most feasible course to be adopted with reference to the f principle of attendance of medical men on poor patients in e cholera refusing to go to hospital, the medical visitants of l, certain districts having ...

... RIAILWA YS. SATURDLIAY EvrNNINGc. More dirmness of tone prevailed in the Share- h markat to diq, though: the busintos transacted was lin extreixely limitod. At the close of the market Mid-W lands and York and North Midlands obtained an ad- h vance of 10s. per share. Great Northerns have reo Ole verel from their recent slight depression. London a and Brightons were veiy firm, in coneuer o h ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 2S, 1849. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock ycrterday morning. Nameor Ioec. course of Strength f1 SaolWnt Naue of Plate. Winood. Wni Statenof Weather, BASINGSTOu . . ?? SW.W Gentle breeze Partially Cloudy BE W IOCKi . , N.W. Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy Blluoe a .en I. . .o Return Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy LGT ?? ?? GentleBreeze ...

... THE OVERLAND MIAIL. W'e have received by extraordinary express advices in anticipation of the overland mail from Bombay and Calcutta to the 2nd June, h and Madras to the 9th. It is long since we the have received a mail so devoid of important news e as the present. ?? the Punjaub all was quiet. At Peshawur, 'as Colonel Dundas had been reduced from the ;'le rank of brigadier-general to that of ...

... I'R E L A N D. late foolish conspiracy wnli B;na lsaingarry. the widow M'Cormnick's cabbage.garden at the learned gentleman was onlyv enab ed to ourlaw the leaders in that celebrated affair, he is resolved to outlo by all who have rendered themselves obnoxious to Suspicion b running away to France and America. THE EC NATION-`-STA5PS nEFU'SEP). th The stamp-offie authorities have, by direction ...

... TEE INVITATION TO REVOLUTIONARIES. a ?? the Spectator.) cou I How the statesman class of this country is allowing in Y power to slip from its bands, we see exemplified in the son d debate on the new little Irish railway advance. What cor e the Chancellor of the Exchequer opposed when Lord Hfu a George Bentinck recommended it, he now adopts by slow sell e instalments and miserable driblets. If ...

... METROPOLITAN COMOMSSIO.N OP S'E I EIAR. A stiecial court of the Metropolitana Coninis,'oneri of Sewers w.-S held yesterdaty, ait the Court-house, Greek-street, Selho-sqitaro. PrOeset : 'The Right H-on. tho Earl of Carlisle iii 1the Chair), Viscount Eb riu'gton, D4 ., r. South wood Sotith, Sir Johnl Burgoyno, 1f., Edward Lawe.-, E.St., Edwin Cliadtliok, Esq., Richard Latbet ?? Leslie, Es-l, ...

... ile- YLIVAt Y INTELLIGENCE. LON~DON, BRIG.t1GJION ANDJ SOUTH COAST. Tlhe folloo ihg -is thie rlIoi't. f the ~ijie~ooloroto be sibrmitte.dI ithe fleelit'ing of th IrltroiOctors, ;it the o ]ridge.]uiqeo HOtW], i Souithw~ark, onl Wohednehdy lext, Juely 25 : Thim aoecoui:g forlth iio( lf-vear e'rdiiig 3 un 110, 10141, are sob' joiiied, 11110. sohw the fil loving results o - I 'l'i1 Al, A,1 IIs' . ...