... 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 ...

... . N.-? torcat IFITtetligeirce. ?? unavoied it -A meting o iregally Iiz TnE HOUSROWVNrrs' GUARDIAN SOCIETY.- met o Brmnearly. ,of the meembers of this society, and other proargn,ciownerl, voidcd frot of property in the town. was bold on Friday evening last, when defect int the Ct.'randoctlornes, for the purpose of taking into eof want ofI consideration the course now pursued by thre parish ...

... - - -- -- !5! - - Midtrict TiTtelft-vurt. MAN011ESTER. CIVIC RANQUET TO0 TUE LORD MAYOR OF' LONDON. ' Ore Friday evening last, John Potter, Epq., Mayrror of fiI Manchester, gave a Rrand entertainmenti at thit Town sltrol, to Sir James Duke, M.P.. Lord Ma~yor of London, 5tly to meet whom various Other mujlc~pal flineticinritir, a a number of memnbers of P. litiment,the leadiing bankers, Lr ved ...

... SUR FACE WVATER. ex WARNING To rnE PIKE PHILANTHROPISTS. wI The 10ll Packet of Friday last publishes a th memorial to the municipal authorities, setting forth, RI from experience, the evil consequences of a supply Ri of surface water only, and praying that the town th mnay be furnished with pure spiing water for drink- th ing purposes, in addition to the river supply for td other uses. It is ...

... G'ARlADENING. I I FLOW .ERGARDbN.TIwrko ti department, though cntirely of a routine eharacter, nbst besrllyatned to as the beauty'of a place ver-y niucli dpnso hgOea keepi~nf of every plant, chimp, walk, an rasplt rtak ing and tying of hebaceous plants, ms etoanacouznt be omitted as in the eye ef any one cutmdohaisf Iorder, the tare soil has a more, agreal ape~nethan a neglected floer gardeni ...

... U The thirty-seventh annuni meeting of the Bristol MIssionary Society. in aid of the London Missionary Soolety,. was held at d ?? chapel, on' Thursday ]ihet., T. R. Whe~atley, Esq, t took the ehair on the occasion, and la numerous audience mani-t fested as warm interest in the proceedings. After singing and prayer, which was offered by the Rev. T. WINTERn. 0 The CiHAIRMAN. at some length, ...

... bENERAI lithodj N . BROMLEY. The whole of the victuallers in this division obtained the renewal of their licenaha without difficulty, ther -o being a single pollce complaint against any of them .ot HOUSE AT V~ASOX'S-H1LL, BROM .Mr. Gbo applied on behalf of William Osmar for a license to this house. The applicant was a brewer-, at Masou's-hill, and bad carried on the business of a beerhaouse ...

... 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 ...

... The Normanton Stakes. The Probe Antagonist Countess, colt The Bentinck Stakes. ’ The Swede . Bushranger 9 Bosworth The Au tumn Handicap. - Maid of Masham 9 Eleven ran. Won by a head. at the afternoon of Tuesday last, a few minutes after one o'clock, great num- bers of the populace were very much surprised by a remarkable appearance in the clouds. At the mouth of the harbour there seemed to be ...

... DINNER TO SIR GEORGE GREY AT RWICK This distinguished member of her Governmen was entertained ata public dinner in Berwick, on Monday, by a large namber of the consti wency of the northern division of Northumberland, whom he has represented in Parliament since the last general election. The dinner took place in the Red Lion Hotel, the large hall of which was tastefully orna- mented for the ...