... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCEJ.] !e, ~~HEDON. ur Monday last being Holyrood fair, there was a good oi su Poly Of horesmoat of Which, of good quitlity, were ksr tseof at reunerative Prices. There was a good attend. orac fbyers, mostly dealers anid shippers, for the ono- Se tinlent. As usual at the close of the fair a great number 5' of very inferior horses, of the carting kind, anid ponies, ?? nero ...

... I The twerity-third anniversary of the Hull branch of the Irish Soch ty of London zns held in the large hall of the Public Runms, in Jarratt-eireet, on la-t Monday evening, thle [tee. John Kieg hi the chair. 'T'he proceeloiis having bcen cimmenced by prayer,-the rev. chairmen delivered a bri.l addre's, in which he referred to the suffering condilion t. Which Ireland had been reduced by the ...

... BULL WORK11OUSE. The usual meeting of the Board of Guardians was held on Wednesday, the Governor in the chair. Mr. WELLS having read the minutes of the last meeting, stated that he had obtained a warrant for the apprehension of Clappisoll, the late defaulting relieving officer, in accordance with the resolution of the board to that ofifct, and lhad placed it in the hands of the police. ...

... ?? Wlibcrpotl ifervarg FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1851. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPILEMA. SIU M M A R Y. tr Lord Palmerston paid his promised visit to his f constituents at r1iverton on Tuesday and Wednes- u daiy., ?? the latter day the noble lord attended mn th baquet to which he had been invited by his friends and admirers ; and in the course of the W evening he delivered a long and interesting speech, ...

... I - . _ _I Lord lBrongliam left liroughjam I-jall on Tuesday, much lis- proved in ]eealth, onl his jouny to Cainnes, lees seat in France. I Lady Brougham will remain at Broughbam Hall till the cornt- mencement of the wvinter. t Sireog Grey, Bart., MY.., afterins extensive cruise inl ties Norh iea ths ar-rived at his seat, Fallodece, Northumberland wher, acompaiedby his family, lie is expected ...

... SCOTLANDI - SCHOOLMASTE11B' WIDOWs FUeeD.-The annual geleid meeting of the Burgh and Parochial Schoolmasters of Scotlald was -held on Friday in the High School of Edinburgh, when lri Hall, parochial schoolmaster of Cambuslang, was elected pre' in room of Mr Burton, schoolmaster of Dahleny, whose tere of office had expired. Air Knox was re-elected cashier, sad Messrs Turbull clerks, for the ...

... ELLON HORLUICULTURAL SOCIETY. Tar Second Exhibition of this Society, for the season, took place on Tuesday the 2d current, in a shed belonging to Mir lRae. The show of fruits, flowers, and vegetables, exceeded in quantity and quality the most sanguine anticipations. FIRST CL.&SS.-AMATEURs, JnDGos-l-essrs. Diack, Foveran; Leighton, Auchlmacoy; and Murray, Ellon Castle. Two G reenhouse Plants-I, ...

... An accident, attended with loss of life, occurred on Wednesday morning last, on the Midland line of railway, about two miles south of Nottingham. At seven o'clock a Mansfield luggage train, which ought to have started at half-past six, left Nottingham station, causing the 7 a.m. passenger train for Derby to be delayed a short time, until it was presumed the line would be clear. On the luggage ...

... September 16.—-Henry At her ley, charged by Thos. 11 inks, with assaulting him and knocking hiin down, was convicted in the penalty of ss. and costs. Sept. 17.—John Moor croft, charged by Richard Hanson, Inspector of Nuisances, with furiously driving a horse and cab, in Victoria-street, contrary to the Derby Improvement Act, was convicted in the penalty of 10s. and costs. Sept. 20— Sarah ...

... I The unpropitious state of the weather on Thursday was a considerable drawback upon the attendance, added to which the preparations in progress for the reception of our beloved Queen in Manchester, prevented many of the corporate autho- rities honouring the races with their presence. The entries for the various stakes were sufficiently numerous, although the number of competitors, in one or ...

... Ma. LAWREaNE arrived in Limerick on Thursday. The following is an abridgment from the Limerick Chnkecicle Shortly aftersixo'clock on Thursday, the hon. gentle- man arrived in a travelling carriage, accompanied by his lady and daughter. The Mayor and Lord 11onteagle were deputed to have an interview with Mr. Lawrence, with a view of communicating their desire, and in a few minutes his ...

... WE are still kept balancing between the hopes and fears associated with the welfare of our native country. Nothing can be more dark or ominous than the picture, as we gaze on it with dimmed eyes and quailing hearts, when suddenly a gleam of light through a rent in the canvass tells us that the cheer- ing and splendid sunshine is behind, ready to irradiate the sad perspective, draw out, all the ...