... koutuamPnlon. nrier ent. SATURDAY, JULY 10, 18562 and pri SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION. and ?? )ket The nomination of Candidates for the representation hop of the Borough in Parliament, took place at the Guild- for hall, on Wednesday, the Mayor presiding, who, in h- opening the proceedings, expressed a hops that each 11 candidate would have a fair and impartial hearing. The m; hall was densely crowded ...

... APRIL 6th, 1852. J.sHreS MEADOWS REND}rL, ElSq., President, in the Chair. t, one inths' The discussion on Mr. George Donaldson's paper, on the a Drainage of Richmond, occupied the whole irs of evening. nths' The system of pipe sewers and house drains, of small area, as compared with that of main brick sewers of con- irged siderable area, with pipe house drains as feeders, was 1, the fully ...

... au pt. We have received letters and papers from Sydney e- down to the 18th of December. The following is an he extract from a letter received by this arrival:- he The precious metal arrives in daily increasing quan- tities, and the estimated export has risen from it, I,000,000l. to 3,000,000?. per arnum. There is no end r),to the gold; and, as far as I have been able to ascertain en from ...

... 2C ,P SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1851. n ---t ITALY. P It The journey of the King of Saxony to Italy, says n the German Journal of Frankfort of the 12th inst., s( had an important political object. A relative of the p Kiing of Sardinia, his Majesty was to use all his influence ti over King Victor Emmanuel, to induce him to dismiss w his ministers with the exception only of M. de Foresta, a' ...

... .filo~ ,'EUVONV0 1Ltohxlt saltte. A .-.AO ?? OCT. 23. vItiDSOU CASTLE, OCT. 23. ?? T e as this day pleased to confer th honour t f Kei~hthOd ?? Richar~d latinp Kiudersley, Esq., a atelt; ?? Bxton, REsq., Follow si Lial anSociety, Horticultural Society, and the the 01 1e ?? ; Chiarles Fox, Esq., of Now-street, Secictar°ens, i'n the county of Middlesex ; and upon SprODo Cobit, eq., Fellow of the ...

... IBANQUEtT TO KOSSUTH IN SOUTIAMPTON I re ?? Kosoutb, accompanied by Md Puleoki, Lord Dudley fr E- Stuart, Ciptaits Townsend, the Hon. Mr. Walker, Lord ,i ad Cand iizro, r.Wileex, 50.i., the MayorofLeicester, 511 a- dseveral otlier gentlemen, arrived at Southampton ott con in Tuesday by atoe two O'clock train, and were received by il is thle M~ayer ,and Town Clerk, Mr, Bderroct, smp, and ?? ...

... Eaturbeoter. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1852. ZMERCANTILE GAZETTE,) Friday Evening, aQ Thong?,s eke probability is that the rain, so/ic/a hasfallen during the week has dome more good than harm, the wet has prodscced some efec on th nds of holders of w/seie,' who kave within the test few days. displa2.Wo more cojefl afence7 and already bogies to talk of Aigherj_32-ices.- Thit * acontinuance of suck, ...

... FRIDAY, JuNn 11.] At the early sitting, the order dR ihe day for Committee of Supply was moved. .dr. MO'SELL adverted to the omission from the esti- mtes of any vote for the repair of the buildings of the COlege of Maynooth, although a sum was annually eoped for that purpose, and it was understood that some iryjeds were necessary. Mr. SECRETARY WALPOLE said, that the vote for re- jamfB of ...

... cue the We invite attention to the following letter from Ive- Messri. Chapman and Co., of Liverpool, to the Secre- v lher tary at Lloyd's, on the subject of life-boats:- a acb, To CAPT. G. A. HALSTED, R.N., SECRETARY, LLOYD'S, ] vith LONDON. a red. SIB,-Tee capsizing of the Lytham life'boat, result- ing aing in such a serious and melaudboly loss of life, was an l, event fully expected. Sonme ...

... STEAi' l PLOIT(MINi I taslp( ad.'.anc'e lian 'can rlatd' ~wan't'i dii tt whirci e or- '.rcv iittale doubt will cv..ritoaitv be aceerciltidasi, e tae il 'ighitiere end avoaairg tall it 1'ar' ni' mer of tccittn petevr. L 'cii Wrillougthby DIYEioslic'. rleaa; ?? igl al ~ a oe emltativ isl pcitoil.. .t hu hin hear;l ttied tal'l r. lanid, jttoa' tii t f~iat iatd eral be il~caatlt'rl, ricln fi 1 rc ...

... A croetwded lllctiug of the nembers and supporters of the the Natioeal Association for tite protection of every tie branch of Britiit Industry was held yesterday, at the mili- Loeden Taverce. Trhe lare roons was deatecly crowded, at oif and cite greatest ecitusicslet prevailed. Lcrittg At 12 o'clock his Grate the Duke of Richneond took COull- tie chair, and on tile platfornit we noticed the ...

... D .. )1wro = = = DU * PEIDAY, JIUNE 20; 1501 FIRANCE. PARIS, MORtAY, Juno 23. ?? Rallinl was condemneod by do- th. C. 200111.ales the two yeas'inpei- fault 2by a fine ofepublication of atoe V,. ?? 24 Fovodor and toe 13 Jolin. Teroicthold a grand review nit Satateday in ale Crol d Mas.No disordors occurred. Theu prsiot a rcisdwith move thanl usual favooc by wore' g AliveNaelano eeoc. (toth ...