... __-U - www-w !w_ * Earl Fitzhardinge is believed to' be' dying. to Three firest took p ace in e ti metropolis on Tuesday C Horninjsby thih ?? WIere totally destroyetl. 'H ?? frsth ex4QueeU Of the -reneh embarked on t ~O Wdnesay fr Otend. ?? y The sittilng ?? foi Wed11 q1, duly elected. t lynath have been'ldeclard L- The sale1 '14 Altons Towers still Proceeds, 'and theat .? re niflcent ...

... NUMBER OF SH[IPWRECKS AND ACCIDENTS AT SEA. (Front lire Tgrse4 of Saturday.) A very interesting return to aln order of tire house of Commlronls has b coi irrade by tire mianagemnent of Lloyd'. We finid in it an abstract of all Collisionsr, accidents, aud Lweceks of vessels, and the number of lives lost in each year, since thle l1st day of Januiary, 1847, till the 1slt day of December, IS50. In ...

... ?? - -1. .. . .. - - -- . ?? ?? - ., ?? .. ?? w [jBY T5L% ELECTRIC ANID INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.J 5 MILITARY NEWS. The Globe says- M~ajor-General Mitchell, C.B., who co11maended, the 6th regiment during the lat two Kaffir 'wars, and ftns since been chief of the staff in the Turkish contingent, proceeds to the Cape in command of a brigade. Althougla not absolutely decided upon, we believe it ...

... THE CURTIS-AND-RATIIBONE PRIZE ESSAYS, ON THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPEIRANCE FRUGALITY, AND CLEANLINESS UPON THE WORKING CLASSES. it ~~ESSAY I L ByV MRt. WILLIA)1 WOODWARtD.u d ?? riled from oar las-i.) 3' Thre atmo~sphere, then, whiich we imbibe into Our lungs t I, every tiur ire0N respire, for purifying and refreshing theo ti r blood, mlust 1)0 koest pure, or else it xvill he, as a niecessary at ...

... STONYIIURST OBSE V ATO l 'I . 11 -. _.11 - o - . -, - . _ . . Lat., sortib, a3d JO 40. Long., Wecst, 2' 28'311. M-Jeteorological Ots~ervatiess taken do niig thic ivcci ending saelrdlts, iftyIs, 18, IS0. I:,:SI0.562 47.543- :39.1 53,741.5 1232 i. ?? .031 13 M20.f71 499 .1311 3513571 33 3 ' 1-:,1 w $.0 14 T'29.0, 45,943344 -J 34''186 W 7.0 3 11 W1 ...

... FINANCIAL RlEFR\A ASSOCIATI and THE FINANCIAL REFORAi ASSOCIATIOY. TO)Tl f'~t OFi 'CitE LIVERYOOL 3~~ ?? Ie o Y a t- W.-t(l oil t' ~e i~ruposai ofte et IiI iiiueal Reto.tIn Aso,oiatiunu Thetietittohle. wo rin put vreat krcvow e thle via thu pre.v. ?? t).etI by t he G~wenni'eit ; but, fii IIs ?? retivI lant, tux to the %vorkmtg 1Otto i iio~: opuoiy.i 'iha II thu ir Priot. t cause of ...

... ?? hASW\ W.A~n^ POPP>. . .. ?? ?? ?? -1 x COURT, &c. Jai Her majesty held a privy council on Saturday afternoon thE at Osborne, Isle of Wight. It was attended by his royal Wil highiness the Prince Albert, the lord president, the first f lord of the treasury, the secretary of state for foreign by affairs, the president of the board of tradle, the lord : steward and the master of the horse. At ...

... I re Yesterday the magistrates sat in the crown court in (f order to hear applications for the removal and transfer of the licenses. The following gentlemen were on the bench:- t Messrs. J. Holme, Holt, J. H. Turner, C. Turner, Rath- )US, bone, Benn, and Stewart. to Matthew Coffee applied for a removal from Wapping to ,ose Lime-street. her Mr. Bretherton, solicitor, supported the application, ...

... I N DI A. 8 Vs I The telegraphic despatches from India pub- WI 1 Ushed In our last fonnde a somewhat gloomy D P postscript to the cheering and hopeful tidings b a received at the beginning of the week. Although e we saw no reason to relinquish the hope that a fr reaction in our favour had commenced, we could not conceal from ourselves that if the news were a1 aI correct a most unfortunate ...

... SUCfOND EIITTON. !t * ?? - ~ ' ?? - - - _ I . XnsacVr-rOfnlCE, XONDAT IdORKING, Ocr. 22:- a. ._.r SIR W. MOLESWORTU. L !a Opts tQ inqauire this afternoon, it was a ted is that Sir william was still alive but Bifig fatt, St m .THE~i PARIS DEMIONS'TRATIONS.1 ?? rowds agaui asgembled la Hyde. ParT 5to:day to hear or ions on the high price of bread Df grievance. ly V Oberao lpeaker~s ad ...

... Loyeata iFIteltifearce. !ii AsSALILT.-On Trueday, Markina Lyon *It% brought rmsbefo~e ivir. Rusirtoni, and tiaed £5, (or tr4- a nruh' rna. BE live prrsiament in default of paTMen,,) flot brutally ati~ult. hi 13.11l wig air old woman named Mary Dtp um WESLEYAN CrsAa'rr., SBACOMBRa.0U Tuesday even- S ' doi- sg a WA Patty auro sorred wasl held in this piaceof wor. e' Al satiip, oil lecatrori at ...

... the El LIVERPOOL LIFE. A TO THIS EDITORS OF THIS LIVERPOOL MERCURY. by I t Gentlemen,-Your able writer on Liverpool Life, the a &c,, very properly notices Chisenhale Bridge. I would eng 2 suggest the propriety of changing its name. It might be and useful as well as appropriate to call it Dangerous age. Bridge,t or Jeopardy Bridge. Perhaps additional thei e security of life, limb, ...