... (From Napier's Excursions in Southern Africa.) Whilst jogging quietly aloog the Kowie Bush, about five miles from fathurst, the dogs suddenly gave tongue, and I yoikad' them forward through the covert, the increasing thick sess of which soon compelled me todismoant; whereupon, tying my n ...

... mtffro! ntartt Birjj&tr! AEDENAWC. PRAITH I. SWLL I .—Minerva, y Farehnatty; ger Y farclmatty tu Myron, a thyarall. Gyferbyn a thy Miron, ty Polidor. Y CYMERIADAU. PENAETH MINERVA. POLIDOR, Maelcrydd, MYRON Ar- fogwr, NEOCLES, AMYNIAS, ELPHENOR, LYCON, Pysgodwr. ACTE, Gwraig Myron, CORINA, ei Merch, THEANO Ct/m- ydog, GWRAIG I BYSGODWR. AEDENAWC, Ariueinydd Byddin o Frythoniaid Barbaraidd ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENF ON THE LOXDJN AND SUUfH COAT RAILWAY A dteadful 1¡ccident. attended with the'.osfi of two liv s, happened at the Beddiugham-gate crossing, about two miles south of Lewes, on Tuesday evening the down ex- press train, which leaves the Lewes station; having run into a horse and van with two men, and literally smashed the 10 atoms. It appears that at the place of accident the ...

... A 5 CURE OF A SEVERE SKIN DISEASE BY HOLLO- WAY 8 OINTMENT AND PILLS.—James Jenkins, an agri- cultural labourer, residing on a farm near Newton, suf, ■n.nr from a most fearful disease of the skin w iich broke out in blotches in various parts of his body i f Cj,nP'a,'nt was gradually impairing his constitution' lie had become low-spirited and nervous. He had tried to obtain relief by medicines ...

... LIVERPOOL, MONDAY A FT Kit NO ;N —Notwithstanding the ap- proacl.iog inquiry btfore ihe ii.it I of Carlisle, at Piestoc, on the 5th of nelll mouth, illto tlie conduct of Mr. Ramsfiay, the judge of the L verpoul county court, and the memorial fioro the inhabit ants, praying that a substitute should be appointed, or that the judge should not resume his sinmgs until the inquiry in'0 the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF THE BC4.RD OF HEALTH. An extraordinary meeting of the Board of Health was held at the Town Hall, on Tuesday last, to take into consideration the best means to be adopted to enforce the 53rd section of the Act, with reference to the buildings now erecting on Hirwain common. Present—J.. L. Roberts, Esq., in the chair; Messrs. T. Wayne, T. Joseph, R. H. Rhys, Philip John ...

... THE BIG AND A J.ONDOA SQUARE CON- TRASTED. A bare statenieiitof the dimensions of the ferge ship whih Mr, Scott Husseil is just now budding scarcely conveys a notion to.the majority of minds of its vast size, capacity, aid cost. An ingenious friend of iias jotted down some points of comparison, bo iween tiie ship and Tavistock square, arid these serve to I ween tiie ship and Tavistock square, ...

... We do not often peru3e, with very intense interest, the lucu. brations of that energetic historian, the court newsman, who chronicles from day to day the walks, the drives, and tbe dinners of Royalty. Like Othello, we are not much moved by the perusal of the tale, how this stick has succeeded that stick, how this lady has relieved lite other lady, or how Hîe excellency the Baron Hobanob was ...

... We have seen a,man who, in the history of the world, walked in the- steps of Nimrod, Nebiuchadnezaaar, Cyrus, Alexander, Cajsar,! and Charlemagne. We, have seen Napoleon, tha modern incarnation of military and political genius, we have, seen him turn itis dyi&g eyes towards Rome, and ask of her a Catholic priest, to receive his last confessions and to sanctify his last moments.on the rock of ...

... To-day's market was very scantily supplied with English wheat, the demand for which was firm, and in some instances prices were a shade higher than on Monday. Foreign wheats, the show of which was limited, were mostly held for more money, but the business doing in thetO was by no means extensive. Floating cargoes were Is per quarter higher. Barley moved off readily, and grinding samples sold ...

... DESTRUCTIVE OVERFLOW OP WATER.—On Monday aft noon, the natives residing at the Foundry were startled bv H'* sudden overflow of the brook which conveys the nm ...

... honourable Lord Arundel and Surrey The esteemed and truly tj|e inhabitants of Limerick has made a personal canvas. gi). hundred voters. His citv invited there by tjie violated treaty. ■ j.iim mill sit for the city 0 ijIVBS i^osT.—Auout FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION. h0;ier belonging to the mill 9 o'clock on Tuesday hur3t, near Oldham, burst, of Messrs. U''oaes ^'t'lZ rhtst hole, in the bottom of the ...