... THE petition for a wholesome supply of water has already received thirteen hundred an't twenty signatures, and large as that number is, it. is ex- pected yet to. be very considerably augmented. We believ6 there is a very strong feeling in the town in favour of a supply of purer water, and that the petition would have been even more ex- tensively signed than has been the case, but for a ...

... COURT AND WA.SHiORNALE Liird., I Her Majesty again atteindan ?? , - ?? Majesty again attended Divine worrhip ar the an parish church of Crathie on Sunday week. The chvrch i. a as crowded, and a few of the strange visitants behaved :Ion. with great indecorum. The conduct of by far the greater the portion of the congregation was exceedingly beconihag. be- On Monday, the 27th, the birthday of ...

... TAkinm thee C - ND. - 'A trd M.g these individuals as a body they are an unedu- cated, POMPOUS, overbearing set of officials, who, dressed in a little brief authority, entirely forget that their position with regard to the public is servile instead of authoritative Tbeirignorance renders them totally unfit to he invested with the slightest power which they are of course at all seeming ...

... The anniversary of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Agri- cultural Society was celebrated at Penrith on Wednesday even- ing. After a most excellent show of agricultural stock, produce, and implements, Lord Brougham presided at the dinner, which took place in a marquee erected in the immediate vicinity of the Crown Hotel. Covers were laid for 350, among whom were the Earl of Lonsdale, patron of ...

... i LivERrooL, T,,URSDAY.-The concert last night was the most fuly attended of any of the performances that have Yet taken place. Nearly all the othstes were engaged in it- Grisi, Garcia, Mboni, Catherine Hayes, Jetty (e Trefft, the two Corbaris and the two Williamses. lario, Lablacbe, and Tagliafico. Formes was to have sung, but was prevented by indisposition. The solo instrumentalists were ...

... ?? - . SraTE ewF THE COU:P' i CARnYING AWAY. Caovs.-Renconts'se ,w. ffqli^tly are of a very violent nature, are e . vr ,the farmers and the bailiffs and drivereioafh Iildrdf le former endeavouring to eut down a' yths 'despite the restistance of the latter, ..s i; iet rttallee for the rent. .The parties aregeners arm ith-. gytbea reaping hook, &c.,Athoebaflift frequt ngb..t.;t1e qs'. tuct ...

... - B- ~~NO T ABILIA. DIAZZrNi's DEFENCE OF THE ROMAN REPUBLtC.-' Rome has fallen ! It is a great crime and a great error. The crime belongs entirely to France; the error to civilised Europe, and above all to your England. I say to your England, for in the three questions which are now at issue in Rome, and which it is vain to attempt to stifle by brute force, England appears to me, and did ...

... ii, Elluffigencr. SATURDAY XIOaNING, SwPTuMfBlE 1, 1849. There is scarcely any news from the Continent this morning. The onlv intelligence of interest is the alleged surrender of Comorn, on the i1st ilt. The latest accounts from Rome describe the re- lations between the French and the Papal governments as most unsatisfactory. ARRIVAL OF MANNING IN LONDON. Frederick George Maluing was brought ...

... On Friday afternoon week the neighbourhood of Ber- moudscy was thrown into considerable excitement in enll- sequence of the remains of Nlr. Patrick O'Connor, a ganger in the Customs, being discovered at No.j, Miuerxa-place, occupied by a person named Manning, who was dismissed by the Directors of the Great Western Railway com- pany, souae time itgo, for being concerned, with Ts'i^ht- ingale ...

... Danygraiff, Brecoiishire, Esq., Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY~GIVEN, That a Fund has been set apart to answer the Debts remaining un- paid, and the Creditors can receive the amounts due to th ...

... Morpheus is declined, with thanks. The article is not at all suited to newspaper columns. In our London correspondent's letter of last week, for un fair accomple, read un fait accompli. ...

... NOTES ON TH-E STATE OF THE COUNTRY (NORlTH OF IRELAND.) (Fraoit ihe Norther7en Whig Bc fast.) FL I euderstand several petsons are very anxious io know whlat hiterest, object, or motive, I have to serve. in Writilng th1se len1,' dry statistical ptp rs for the the public pre5s; and as some of Ihose parties have circulaled most erronnolis reports of my 1iews and ex- peclatiens, I NiNlW now, once ...