... 3rttWOI SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1853. Ewe intend to publish a SUPPLEMENT (Gratis) with The ME.RCIJIY of Saturday next, which will contain fall Reports of the Gloucestershire and Somcrcetsbire Assizes.] Tna popular Mayor of Bristol, now officiating for the il sixth time in that capacity, has this week received a 0 new accession of dignity, and from the hand of Majesty i to boot. He has had the ...

... As the charter, under which the present anomalous go- vernment of our eastern empire exists, approaches to- wards its expiration, we, at least, shall not fail to draw public attention to the necessity of a change. When a country is governed by a body of traders and speculators, whose grand object is to get all the money they can, out of it, whose power as to the natives, is vir- tually ...

... WILFUL DAMAGE AT CRICKHOWELL.—On Wednesday night, or early on Thursday morning, the 20th instant, some person or persons unknown, entered the garden of Glanonny, near Crickhowell, and wilfully and maliciously destroyed several of the fruit trees therein, besides doing other injuries, to other plants: a more daring and mischievous act has not been heard of in this neighbourhood it is without ...

... CONSECRATION OF THE NEWLY-APPOINTED BISHOP | OF INOVA SCOTIA.I he The ceremony of the consecration of Dr. Binney to the ag Bishopric of Nova Scotia and its dependencies was performed eron Tuesday morning in the Chapel of Lambeth Palace. The ad service was performed by the Archbishop, of Canterbury, the ho Bishops of London, Chichester, and Oxford; the Rev. Dr. ed Binney, Rector of Newbury ...

... - EXPRESS FROM P AIt I S. LFROM Ol'U OAVN CORRESPONiDENT.1 PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING. The Monitcs' publishes a decree respecting the appointment and functions of the ?? clharged with the surveillance and police of rail- ways. They are divided into three classes, with t salaries of 3,OOOf., 2,.00f., and 21,0O3f., and sub- commissaries with 1,600f. a year. The debate in the Assembly to-day, of which ...

... FATHER GAVAZZV'S TWELFTH ORATI AT ilITHE PRINCESS'S CONCERT HALL I THE ABSURDITIES OF A MilfBER OF PARLIA. MENT. The hail was crammed on Sunday. The first appearance of the gifted orator on the platform was greeted with pro- longed cheering, and without a moment's pause or preliminary prelude he proceeded to grapple with his aggressor in the Hlouse of Commons:- There be two gangs of foreign ...

... At Marlborough-street police office, on Friday, William B. Douglas, alias Captain Douglas, with Arthur Douglas and Charles Lignel Douglas, his two sons, were brought before Mr. Hardwick for final examination, charged with having defrauded several tradesmen of property to a large amount. There was no additional evidence to that which has already appeared in this journal, with the exception of ...

... Mails. Due. Deliver) Box Ditto Ditto, Dispac Begius. Closes. Coml.-st Pill. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. London. 5 20 7 0 6 15 6 0 5 45 7 15 P.M. P. fd. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. Bristol. 12 35 1 30 11 30 11 0 1045 12 20 Swansea. 12 11 1 30 11 30 11 0 10 45 12 20 P.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. Tredegar. 5 30 *6 0 10 0 8 45 8 30 7 30 A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. Abrgavenny. 10 15 1 0 11 15 11 0 10 45 2 15 P.M. P.M ...

... id- To dissolve 1THE NATIONAL L t'N re ; COMPANY, and to dispoeo h ~ se[r~ WV and Property belonging to h opi~ itly and to wind up the U~ndeakn en. [The words printed in Italics rpoosdtle the inserted in the Commita e hey ~Wher~eas sometimeo in the year oetosn ih : Thuded an forty-fire, an associato or soity & wa- as projected and commenced unde h titl f- ve01 h Chartist Co-operative Land ...

... --PST'SCRIPT. HOUSE OF LOltDS-THURSDAY, MARCH 27. Lord LYNIDHUmtST drew the attention of the Government to the foreign societies in this country, which were exerting themselves to disturb the peace of the different nations on the Continent, and suggested as a remedy the re-enactment of the Alien Act. Earl GaREsY stated, that the attention of Govermnent had been, directed to the circumstance, ...

... SATURDAY, Maisca 29, 1851. THE BISHOP OF CLIFTON. -| WE have already invited attention to a document which Y emanated from the ecclesiastic who bears the above title by authority of the Pope. It was his lenten pastoral; his and we characterized it as absolutely bristling with cn unjust reproaches and unfounded accusations. The 'albishop professed, in it, to describe how the Roman , ...

... As householders may experience some difficulty in filling up the census schedules left hy the policed and as 2 the enumerators themselves may require to be reminded of their instructious, we make the fol- lowring extracts from the printed rules furnished by the commissioners, premising that in statistical en- quiries families are divided into the natural, which includes only those persons ...