... DOMIESTIC.: i .- , , ?? : i; : i ' ! . ' . 1 ' . . : W. e ?? at the tine' th at've did' t~ot'believe -there-,was muvh, and-we now finda ~ere is nothing',in. the acbcouut which' we ext~acte ?? 'from the Bucks Hterald of that day; underthe head of Narrow Escape of.the, Prince of Waks .We arn that; the only fact on which, this. superstructure has been founded is, that some weeks since Colonel ...

... AXMIkSTER. . -I-- WHEitE THERE'S A WrLL THEiE's A WAY.-Two oppo sition chimney sweeps-men of celebrityin the profession -a few days since met in a public-house of this town, and, while regaling themselves before a blazing kitchen fire, each loudly vaunted his own superior qualifications for the exercise of his calling. At last one. of them seeing that his opponent had made a more favourable ...

... .. I ?? . JIA ,l I PD, , - .entialianrid ind~een t gentry, whose names are attaeti to this document. arwe,, und etrs ?? 'following:- Downsliire, XMilltowfl, Layo, por.ni , swn. Shannon, !Bandodn Enniskillef3, Colonel Chatterton, ?? Colonel' DaUbne; 'M.P., Sir Lucius O'Brien, Bart,, M.P.^ II',hA Bartoh, Straff66i George Macartney, ofl~issanodre Citle, William 'Wentworth Eitzsvilliam Hutne, D.L ...

... 0N the 21st ultimd, we had it upon the high and undoubted authority of the Editor of the Western Times that the county meeting was till but a failure; the following week, the same scribe puts it down as an absolute failure;,. and next week we expect that he will inaugurate the new. year by telling us that there was no meeting at 'all. Any way he pleases, so long as he di~es nbt .incur the ...

... PREFE1UYENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. WHT~iTEiALL, December 26.-The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Wm. Cobbet Le Breton, M.A., to the Deanery of the Island of Jersey, void by the death of the Very Rev. James Hemery.-Gazeite. The Rev. WVm. Birkett, M.A., Rector of Haseley, Oxon, to be Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Buckinghamshire.-The Rev. F. R. Blacklby, to the Rectory of Freshford, ...

... - PROVINCIAL INTEL bN.CE.. .Lord, Alexander, Gordon Lennox, a stanclh !Protectionist, was elected Member:- for;, Shoizeha'm on' Frlidj,',witbou'.Sojp6 os n-.o. - ,; ;: ?? -,EMARKABLE; -NCIDENT.- ; SE5ELD !BANkIuN 'Co7PANY.-i,Th Directors of the Seffiold ' Banking: Company, have 'addressed a circular to their' shareholders, to ?? tbat'as in the' I'resent'st&'tof commeveiil :affairq they ?? ...

... i : i, :O . i4 : , .A ,. * . Cer %iff rdoes,-,q.,, C >aL*,DD.B. Da'Vy,,,4. ' ' ayRS.-L.,.Pennelf V. MIlesk, -Ema., ,te, . -[ .. Vdiegd il~o, dan Ben. -A. ~iIiwrfeij, .totftfe,,, i 'OlEFEcTvE WElairs.-1LTaylor, ijspeet r ?? saues, 'compladine' of'- 'Auiuxia shopkiespe'i,; 6;Pinhoiwit *h 'havinlg'On'thie ?? half poun d and quarteewpaund weightb ?? his shop,' both~defective o~d'cnnstsmpeda.' The ...

... TUEwSDAY'S POST. FRANCE.-The only topic of interest from France on Tuesday is connected with the discussion on the River Plate question. We are informed that some apprehension exists lest ministers should be beaten on the division, it being reported that both M. Thiers and M. Berryor intend to speak in favour of a war expedition. If the ramour prove well grounded, and the government be left in ...

... AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCIE. d u1 RtEVI 11 OF THE1 B~iRITSH1 COtRN THADH.) e PF.,,s the ,U1tea/-L'tee Expres., Dec. 31.1 s The wheat trade has through1out the week maintained a firm s tone and at several of the hirge cosunniilig towvs of the north, ras well as at the principail mat kots in tite rural districts, piices e have crept up about Is. per qr. Flour has been held with in. !reaued fimuet ...

... BATH ATH-ENJEUM SOIREE. on Turusday evening the twenty-fifth anniveisary of thle Bath Atheneurns was wclbrated by a ten-meetiuig held ill tile banque ting-roim. of the Gujildlall. On former occasions the instituliol hins relied upon thle efforts of local speakers, and the intrinsic merits of the Athenmicam to attract an audience in its supr.'his evening, however, Mr. Itoebuck, , P. lfor ...

... Brt totol* The circulataion of THE MERCOORY, die 1849, was 477,100 to copies gnnei an verage of upwards of 5,300 per week, e. au CORPORATION OF TInc Poon.-A public meeting con-a Evened ?? thieMayor, in compliance as, w~ith tile requisition of a large number of his fellow- eni ry citizens -(see advertisernlent,)-will he hold at the Guild- sill hail, on Wednesday next, to consider whether the ...

... TO THUi RIGHT REVERMND THE LORD BISHOP OF I GLOUCESTEIR AND BRISTOL. ?? t .. ?? -BA an1 I.,. GLOUCESTER AND Bl~hbiL. Berkeley parish, Dee. 26, 1849, r My Lord-We, the undersigned, being members of the Church t of England and resident in the parish of Berkeley, have heard with much regret that a prosecution has been lately commenced in the Arches' Court, by the Reverend George Madan (yourlord- ...