... REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION. As tiiis Report far too long to be inserted entire in our paper, we shall point out, and furnish extracts from, the principal subjects remarked upon the Committee. And first, the Company's Accounts The examination the Company's Accounts comprises period from the 30th June* 1844, to the 31st Dee., 1848. The Committee and the Accountants (Messrs. Qiiltur ...

... lii-Patients admitted - 10 Out-Patientsadmitted - 11 Ditto discharged - -22 Ditto discharged - - Ditto accidents Ditto accidents Ditto dead - - - 1 On the Books - - the House Inoculated for Cow Pock 0 HOUSE VISITORS FOR THE NEXT WEEK: Mr. Charles Mozlev and Messrs. Madeley and Frost. rIIVSUIAN AND SITRGEON FOR THE NEST WEEK. Dr. Baker and Mr. Fox. Legacy the late Ladv Tamworth, (less duty) ...

... Birmingham, Saturday. In consequence the continuance of the strike amongst the coal-miners in this district the makers of iron have been good deal interrupted in their operations, although itis feared that the men, usual in such unfortunate differences, are far the greatest sufferers. There are a great number of them perambulating the country, living upon some paltry contributions am! other ...

... 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 ...

... The Royal Family pursue Balmoral the life of a country squire's household, with this distinction, that they create apparently less stir and commotion in the neighbourhood of their abode. Her Majesty's excursions have been confined within the limits of the pleasure-grounds attached to the mansioo. Since her arrival she has been but twice beyond them. ...

... V. WIRKSWORTII. This match, announced in our last, came off oil the j Holmes Ground, Derby, on Wednesday, the weather being delightfully tine. Derby went in tirst, and run the good ' score of !:>!», after some tine batting, in which Cooper marked 2', i!». Smith E. Swain I.!, and Wilson 12. AV irks worth then went in and placed Messrs. ('nates and Porter at the wickets ; and after the former ...

... MAIL. An extraordinary express, in advance of the Overland from Calcutta, has arrived, bringing dates from that Presidency of July 3; Bombay, July Madras, July 9; and China, June 23. Tranquillity generally prevailed throughout India, but a trifling insurrectionary movement had occurred in the Gwalior dominions. Some of the Indian journals speak of stirring events that are in prospect on the ...

... TUESDAY, July 24. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Cox, Hartley, draper. BANKRUPTS. E.T. DEI,AFIELD, Mivarf'* Hotel, Hrook-stieet, Groranorsquare, and Willow-bank, brewer, July '61. Sept. 6,at Basingliall-street. Sols., Mr. Kspin, liedford-row; Messrs. Lawrence and Old Jewry-chamber®. Brantwood, corn merchant, Aug. 3. Sept. 6, at Sol. Mr. Walton, Bucklersbury. J.W. ENGLISH. Poultry, chymist, July ...

... ~ j GRAND MATCH AT DERBY. lI.EVEN ALL ENGLAND, V. TWENTY THE DERBYSHIRE AND TON CUIUS. I i This match, which has excited considerable interest in the cricketing circles of this town and neighbourhood, commenced Monday last, the ground belonging to the South | Derbyshire club. For some weeks previous to the match, Mr. Winfield, who manages the ground here, commenced r | preparing it for the ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, Aug. 14, 4 o'Cloc*. Consols for Account, 92fl J. per Cents., J. Exchequer, j»m. RAILWAYS. North Western, 12S 129. Midland, fit _ Halves, IftJ dis., 14j dl». North Staffordshire, dis. South Eastern. 2. Caledonian, J. ! Pref., pm. tireat Northern, 11} II) ex in dis. Western, 735. London and Brighton, 37 int. North British, 12} 13. York and Newcastle, 20. 1 No. and 2, 6 dis. Pref ...

... Rev.C. Broughton St. George, chaplin of the Tower. The number persons who have signed petitions in favour of the Marriages' Hill is 40,870. Three clergymen in succession, chaplains to the Liverpool Ccinetary, have become mentally deranged. The stock of wheat warehoused at Hamburgh and the other blockaded ports is under 500,000 quarters. The subscription towards a new organ for Hereford ...

... There a limit enjoyment, though the sources of wealth be boundless; and the choicest pleasures life lie within the ring inoderat ion. Experience teacheth many things, and all men are his scholars; yet he a strange tutor, unteacliing that which he hath taught. Well said the wisdom earth, O, mortal, know thyself; but better the wisdom heaven, O, man, learn thou thy God. The heart that welcometh ...