... I its HOW DOCTORS DIFFER. to 'I 'al On Thursday evenitig last there was an extraordinary ti meeting of the South Loatdon Medical Society, at the co Literary Inatitution, Borough-road, for the purpose of ao rig discuosing the nature and treatment of the prevailing O, ne epidemic. The assemblage, viewed in its results, may ci :e well be called extraordinary, in more senses than one, for oi a' ...

... DWLTVM XNIV AIVO. 'hat According to the weekly returns of the Bank of -England potb-: rour 1tsbed on FridaY, the amsount of notes itn actual cireujation, in the week ending Saturday, July 28, Including seven days and L vitb other bills, was £29,830,184, an increase daring the week of yel itbo- £282,117; the amount of gold and silver coin and bullion In lave the hands of the Bank, £14,717,193, ...

... |JMPERI-Al,;JPARL-17AM- ?? ?? ?? ~ ~ ?? ?? 7 .V. g ; i, . . ,. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, 1VLY 28. CLERiGY RELIEF BILLi ? Lord SVXsLZV;, RInt Inten ling to offerv 5ly observatlon jtpon the merits of this Blill, fezx. st hope, no notice Ihaving been giyen of the secn d reading, which would originate odsiderable dioUssiin, Uskt'&t toaild ?? E4 in the present session. - Lord CAMSP'rLL said the ...

... ~t .i '-GEN'EL EIEIF COII~ITTE ?? | fr The committeeietyesterday at ?? Exchange, The Rev. TerAneus' O'MNLLEY in the chair. as Present-The Very Rev. Dr. Spratt, the Rev. Mr. Ward, I; P.P. of Partree; the Rev. Mr. Wallace, the Rev. Mr. m O'Reily, the Rev. Mr. M'Nacara, Thomas Reynolds, James D- Haughton, and James Murphy. ah Tue Very Rev. Dr. Spratt handed in £5, enclosed to him of in the' ...

... AMfER.ICA iris- --y- Ur -Y~1OR.NWY ~ couRrE spoNDE NT., F~~ox.,ourv2wYorkw Yor81,iS4E TaEs ErrnEoec.-The maortalitv for. last. week wag 18527 Wt. ofwhc 882 deatfs were by chlrad20 yohrde its eases of thelbowvels. This is avery~ heavy bill, but as, it ex- that hibits a decrease of 57 (of which 82 are on those by. cholera) em*frona the unparalleled moitality of the 'week previous, it~ is ...

... I THER MATHWlIBOSTON. . * (From the Correondent of, ile Cprkkhzamiinee). Boston, 80th July, -1849. A very remarkable thing it was, to be. sure, to asee the, Puritan capital:of Puritan New .Englanda.turning out to welcome, with the most. cordial triumph the advent of ai peaceful Catholic friar; and a very pleasant and exhilirating thing it was-particularly to- every Corkman there-to see Father ...

... l Noo_ TRFFC I ORTHEsN AND EAaTaus.-The half-yearly meeting Bftishopsgatey was held at the comany's offices, Bhpgaetation, last Monday-Mr. R.n aterson in the chair. After the usual preliminaries a report was read, which said that the dividend on the respective shares of the company, for the half year ending the 30th of June last, would be payable on and after aturday, the 25th inst., as ...

... DOVER, WEDNESDAY.-This gigantic undertaking, which has been steadily and satisfactorily progressing since its commencement two years since, was this day visited and inspected by his Grace the Duke of Wellington. The noble and gallant duke arrived at Walmer Castle on Monday, and came over here this morning to preside at a special meeting of the HIarbour Commissioners, of whom his grace as Lord ...

... The total of railway calls during the eight months of the present year amounts to zel5,771,161. The amount for August is 1,336,527. On Tuesday last, whilst shooting on the moors at Abergeldie with a party, the Hon. Mr. Portman, eldest son of Lord Portman, was unfortunately struck in the eye by a shot from one of the party. There is reason to hope that he is going on favourably. Since the ...

... {i- WIG-IN. TAKING TIME BY THE FORELOCK.-A, SNUG VESTRY MEETiNo.-On Thursday last a vestry meeting was held at the Parish Church, which was attended bh the Rector, the churchwardens, and some twenty of their adherenub, when they managed to manufacture an application for a loan of £4,550 to complete the repairs of the Parish The payment of this loan, it appears, is to extend over 3 period of ...

... 11 ---TVIGAN DISTRICT. CiOLr.ERA.-There have been several cases reported vv during the week in the neighbourhood of Marsh Green Oxl and Hindley; but with the exception of a sudden death and or two there appears nothing at present to create any serious alarm in the interior of the town. ?? THiunDER Sronms.-On Thursday last, Wigan and hav the neighbourhood was visited by a succession of thunder ...

... _ A manifest improvement has lately taken place in the manufacture of Royal Speeches. They are grow- ing more direct, and, consequently, shorter. The little which is usually said in them is conveyed in fewer words, with less ostentatious parade and mys- tification, and with a prudent omission of much of that garnish of royalty, which, in former days, con- stituted the distinguishing feature of ...