... SUFFRAGE EXTENSION. The Specific Analyzed.I Now that the inglorious, rather than laborious, Session of 1850 is over, the Liberals, who declare themselves disgusted with the faithlessness and im- becility of the Whigs, begin to be clamorous in demanding what their dishonest pets (whom they have done their best to keep in power, neverthe- less) mean to do with certain questions, which ...

... LOND}ON, MONDAY, AUG. 26, T1Enun could not be a mucoh more impbrtant revo. lution. ha that whieh gatheored up all the capital,. skill, labonr, and energy scattered throughout the k~ingdomes, and employed for the service of providing aud furthering transport and locoomotion, and combinF ing them in what must be considered as one vast' u biquitous, yet connected and comnpact establis~hment, :It ...

... Thip WEATHX'ER AND THEF CROPS. MXDnVONS~iIt.-Thc harvest io going on rapidly, La a great bulk of the cornu has bcen saved. There is great on comaplaint about the rust, rwich hes made sand devastation er in someo places. In the neighbourhood of Danbury it 'is said at to bc worsrt. At K~ingsteigntonI, aaa in the neighbourhood dA of Newton, wheat has suffered uery little fromu rust, and still he ...

... J MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOI?I?I ?? report which the directore Will suburi to the The 2 6 half-yearly meetinwg of tbhe comnpany, ut aolslatelisr, Ott doption - Wednesday next is to the following affect' Thursds The lerogthi oZ railwray at p resent opent fot trfi 'Is as tbe share f ollowss: Marnohestter and Sheffield, 411 milesj; Sheffeld snd Inl it Grimenby, 691 mnile~s; New Holland ...

... We have received Canada papers to the 10th inst., by the Europa. Their contents are not of much public interest, We make t he following ex.- tracts:- PROROGATION OF TIlE CANADIAN PARLIAMEN'I. TORONTO, Aro. 10, ISJ.-This d:y, at twelve o'clock, Iis Excellency tile (Qoveruor General prorogued the Provincial Parliament. The Legislative Council Chambers were crowded. The Buffalo visitors were ...

... THE LONDON GA.7,TTE OF FRIDA Y, A GUS'T 23. FOREIGN-OFFICE, AUo. 20. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Julius C. Kretschmar as Consul at Nastiau, in the Island of New Providence, for the United States of America. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don Antonio Llano as Cossul at Trinidad for her Majesty the Queets of SpainD. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Augustuis ...

... M ISCELLANEO US. TnH STRIKEv o T EASTERN CoUNTIES RA1lWAY.-The difference between the Directors of the Eastern Counties Railway and their late engine-drivers continues in full force, and, without prejudging the question or deciding on which side the blame really lies which has ]- - . .. A .. . . - t I . . . - led to the resignation of the drivers, (the statements on either side being ...

... UNIVERSiTY AN)) CLEflICAL, I ]ht.&TK OP ?? TN?Bmao?w'?4.TiTr COLLEGZ. ?UO. 23.?IOttlti?en?bas?ueL been received .?eraoftl??. decease of the Rev.- Jlh0 wn ,M.A, the ? s?nlor fallow of Te?a?ty l?lnUege: TJt. *?ev. ?entleznen, whce ? ?pired at Sow.. user Ocventryj? tl?e lQth?et., ?ree?botjt .? s5 eve?fa?. ?e went ontln 179P a? toe edinftgler and ? ?? Hewe cedfellow4l,?s ?oIIagn 'i?'8G1? arid the ...

... EASTEBRN COODTIES RAILW9AY. h STIi3 OF TH DRIVEHS A:ND FIRMEiN Anotber iaeeting oP the drivers and firemen atel . zthe emaployment tof this comopany took plan, yesterday at- w 0the Gleorge Inn, Stratford, wrhen, in the absence of kr eHEope, Mr. KxNeusrnv took th~e chair. :'The report La the newspapers of the comanay's meet5ig. ,i held on tke previous day. wats frtG read, aftir which ea pro- ...

... The ?? '?eoting oY the. s'barehdldcrs 'in this ?? was I?OII1 at the raliwa station at Derby yet- tday,.ionsr ELZ.x; Rsq., ?? isi a ohafr.' The ataibmeht of accounts has alrea?ly appeared 1n the Daily New.? The ?6I1ew1n the secretary? the ? ? ?*e?ad by 'Mr. Dell, stateni?pf'of 'tbo'rovenne account for the half-year endlng'tho'SO:h' of gas', 1800, ?'otsr 'directors observe with'regrec that there ...

... ?? :. : ~OSBORNE Aeus,r 24. Ie .6er Majesty, *arredE off Ohborne .p at half-peat ty foclbofeiel, ?? from Oetad, and linde, etifps sighe ; Th-e Bit Eton. Fir Pranebs 13ainX ad Sir Jthiis Cla ,li rontiampton In thie lfin, before hat Majesty landed. ?? ?? ?? >: ?? royal aq'mdro put into Do'tr yeeedayevein, ati a*ftejr dtinner contiupil their .vOJago to Osberne. This Quten amd Priee actmpnied by ? ...

... I NATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY A!?D F NAN. OIL REPORX ASSOOZATION. 1Yesedyevening,a eoir&,s under the suapicc o hi u sclto, wsu hel at the Newr Globe Taven Mile- end-read. The chair was taken by Mr. G. 'Tnoxowb, ?? SIr 3. Waimeley, ?? was alo present, and mny Ofth ?? ?? motative of ethe rfres of tho Trwc, Hamlets were r*neplcnon hn the proeecdilg. MuIc vosal end Instrmna, 1&IXodsUOOin the Intevls ...