... Wheat in full ear was seen in the neighbourhood of Southampton last week. The farmers of blinuesota are sowing a larger area of land to wheat this year than ever before. In New York three women have formed a partner- ship as designers and engravers on wood, and adver- tise for business. There is a proposition to entertain Consul Cameron at the Civil Service Club, of which he is a member, on ...

... c~twKrIoN OP RITY OF ENTWORTH B3. DEAUMONT Esq. On Friday last. the celebration of h aoiyo W. B. Bea o nst, Esaq., of Bywell Hall, Northumber- land, and Bretton Hall, Yorkashire, took place at t 'elJ under circumstances of great ioy and feativity. Tz evelts vbieh had been potponed in consequence of the ?? of lhe worthy gentleman, bad given eto artiea to make every suitable demonstration, a ...

... - TONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 18. | 5 1 F ' ?? M A A ,It is, eported that Vice-Chancellor Wigram is quite 1 wind OTIS~~~an he adjournea meet-ing of the Clarence Rail- way Comkpanly was hield on Tuesday a t theD George end u1 ee Taverns bat in consequence of the present p0 8i6 f the COmp5nyB affairs reporters w~ere not ad- alt'- eiL . __ A erday -was settling day, and owing To a lfiestedofmoney ...

... From the Gazetti o] Fridk, May 10.) ~AN~iiP~h.-kicha~dDart aud Josepl, Drow, Bed1 ferd street, Covent-garden, coach lace ranfaltkread Ed.ardParlnttParlk-lll~ge West, Regeflt 'Parkb ver~iM ?? '1IomaeHollnd. Coventry, bui ?? lbiell Hayllilrst, Liverpool, coch P ?? -Mlargaet Milne, Manciestitr, grocer.-factinrer kt' Manchester and Ardwic!t, checo' stonemsolls -; chard Wilson, JingetOai ?? o ...

... NEWRCASTLE, MAY 2. ipriissent having adjourned for the Whit- 'uutide recess, public business has been, to a great ex- nt, suspended. Mr Wortley succeeded in carryng his ' -arriage bill partly through committee. A commissi n to enquire into the processes of the common law courts, with a view to simplify their proceedings and reduce A the expeuse, has been appointed. The project of a com- ...

... On Wednesday morning, about one o'clock, a fire broke out at the piano-forte manufaotory of Messrs Kirkmau, Goldon-square, London, and burnt with such fury, notwithstanding all the efforts of tho firemen, that damage estimated at 10,000 vwas done, ton other build- engs being more or lees injured. Store than seventy workmen have loot their tools, and are thrown out of emuploy, A private ...

... C OCRRES PO ND EN CE. TO TUE ElDITORS OF 'tilE NYWlVCA5TLE CO'IA.NT. Gentlemcnl,---IJ a report of a muetilg of the 2ledial! r'ro- fession pliblished in the Ncarustle Jeoesenl, of the 1st iISt., my 1namelc is included in the list of gentlemen prsment. The Editor of that Journal, refusing to insert a denial of this, I will be obliged to you t) givc a place to this letter in your ncat. I was ...

... SOUTH SHIELDS COUNCIL.-Fm. 1. The quarterly meeting of the council of this borough was hold in the council-chartber, Towa-hall, thia day, J. Robin- son, Esq,, mayor, in the chair, The report of the Watch Committee was brought up by Air Aid. Potts, from which it appeared there were G0 juvenile offeders under the oge of' fouerteen, wroose prosecutions had coat 3517s l d, and thereo was a ...

... LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERlT'Y FROM STORMIS. The ortuioctial gales set in on Sunday morning with much violenrce, and continuel en Monday. On our own coast not much draimage was dcre ; but further to the south, and ill the Irish channel there was grcrt mischief sustained by shipping. In Lancashire and Cheshire, too, there was some destruetion of property on laud. The Newcastle steamer, for this ...

... TRE RUSSIAN AND TURKISH WAR, The ?? eta. testhat the governments of Franco and Great Britain have taken a. final step to place themselves in a correct position towards Russia, and to comments action upon the response of that power. The two go- verninents have addresosed a formal sumamons to the Cm- peror, requiring hinm, withi six days from the day of receiving it, to give a solemn engagement ...

... by ?? TELEGRAPAH.-THURSDAY. EVaNsINa GxlU:SS.-The Clobe understands that the message of the Emperor Napoleon to the Legislative Asselublies dt livered to-day (I hursday) ie of a decided and saitisfaetory character. T'he emperor speaks of war as inevitable ; but he announece the good understanding existing betweeni tl~e four powers, and declares that their allianeu Nvill rcuder the eueccas of ...

... LECTURE BY THE REV. HUGH STOWELL ON THE ROATISH CONFESSIONAL, On Tuesday evening last, the Lecturtc-room, Nelson. street. wag filed with a crowded audience, to bear a ie. ture by the Rev. Hugh Stowell, M.A., of Manchester, and honorary canon of Chester Cathedral, on ?? The Romish Confessional. The Rev. E. Clayton occupied the chair, and the proceedings commenced, as usual, with singing and ...